Music
Banu Gibson, Love is Good for Anything that Ails You (Swing Out)
Swing music is back, as anyone who follows the music industry knows. Unfortunately most of the neo-swingsters seem to pursue a narrow segment. of that idiom, concentrating primarily on the […]
Butch Thompson, Thompson Plays Joplin (Daring)
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Three Now Four, Three Now Four (SEM)
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Professor Longhair, Go to the Mardi Gras (Wolf); James Booker, Live at Montreux (Montreux Sounds)
This latest posthumous release by the good Professor was recorded, according to the liner notes, “in Europe in the 70s.” A little detective work has pinpointed the year as probably […]
Davell Crawford, The B-3 and Me (Bullseye Blues & Jazz)
I’ve met folks who listen to nothing but organ trios, who can tell a Jimmy Smith like in a nanosecond from one by Jack McDuff or Groove Holmes. I’m not […]
