Search results for 'john and coltrane'
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July 1998 :: Ink Spots :: William Carlos Williams (S. Kern)
... , he is a killing machine. That's his job, to kill all day, chipmunks, rats... Rob, your invitation list for your last supper? Rob: Friends, family, Coltrane and Hendrix for sure. Al Green could do the blessing, Charlie Parker, Monk, Bessie Smith, Jackie Kennedy... Jackie for the conversation? For the ...
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May 2000 :: Ink Spots :: Numb Right Thumb (Nirav Soni)
NUMB RIGHT THUMB by Nirav Soni 2:00 AM, post-Sam Rivers. I'm at Stardust. It seems to be a Film Festival we're at, but I'm not paying attention to the movies. For we have got word that one of Orlando's few creative improvisational music ensembles, Numb Right Thumb, will be here, and so we tramp over ...
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April 2000 :: Music M :: MC5 (James Mann)
... quiet and grasped for radio acceptance. It didn't work. Finally, 1971's High Time married the group's primal guitar slam with the free-jazz passion (Coltrane, Sun Ra) that the group embraced. It was a masterwork, but between low sales, drug problems, and police crackdowns (manager John Sinclair got ...
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Jon Theodore, Mars Volta, By Gail Worley,An Interview with Jon Theodore of The Mars Volta ,My Favorite Martian,,By Gail Worley
... or drummers you drew inspiration from when you were in your early stages of playing? When I started out, it was the typical classic rock fare like John Bonham, Keith Moon and Phil Rudd. I was into Zeppelin and of course Neil Peart of Rush. Classic rock radio was the only real angle I had. I have to ...
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September1998 :: Live Ink :: (Re)Soundings (David Manson)
... , Fred Anderson, and Roscoe Mitchell (former Art Ensemble of Chicago members), Andrew Cyrille (drummer with McCoy Tyner), Reggie Workman (bassist for John Coltrane), Evan Parker, Peter Brötzmann, Oliver Lake, Chicago reed virtuoso Ken Vandermark, and significant "others." The music ranged from interactive ...
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Cut The Chord (Voice Waves). Review by Bob Ham.
... wonder: Was this the direction that these artists intended their musical careers to go? Did they start out playing songs by Louis Armstrong and John Coltrane or even Dave Brubeck, but their abilities couldn't hold muster? Or did they figure that the real money was to be made playing pop jazz that is ...
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With catchy lyrics and humble attitude, the guys of Fat City Reprise are on their way to something big. Brittany Sturges hangs with the guys in the studio.
... name come from? At the time, Philadelphia was the fattest city in America. But it used to be a musical city, Philadelphia sound, Marian Anderson, John Coltrane, the Roots, and so on and so forth. We wanted to bring back or ‘reprise’ the fact that Philadelphia is full of some soulful dudes who know how ...
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Belief Links (Ink 19, June 2000)
... Find out if the person you just gave your life savings to is a fake. http://members.aol.com/shawdan/cis.htm These folks believe that saxophonist John Coltrane is a saint. Anyone who's listened to "A Love Supreme" would be hard pressed to disagree. http://www.saintjohncoltrane.org/ Believing in nothing ...
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