Roy Haynes, versatile jazz drummer, Long Islander, dies at 99
Roy Haynes, the powerful and prolific jazz drummer whose career stretched from the swing era of the 1940s to the fusion era of the 1970s, and surged in the 1990s as he began collecting Grammys, medals, titles and other honors, has died. He was 99.
He drafted into the Navy three years later and discovered Charlie Parker one night while exploring the jazz scene in ...
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Expand your lick vocabulary and boost your improv skills with this Bruce Forman-inspired lessonBruce Forman is a jazz guitar master, with a CV that includes time with jazz heavyweights such as Ray Brown and Bobby ...
During a trip to Europe in 1953, accomplished 20th-century jazz pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams was exhausted, ...
Inspired by Charlie Parker to abandon the clarinet in favor of the alto saxophone, Donaldson would come to be considered ...
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Music Review: Rare hometown recordings, 'Bird in Kansas City,' capture Charlie Parker's playful moodListening to Charlie Parker’s saxophone gymnastics on a new album of rare recordings is like watching Simone Biles ...
This week in Newly Reviewed, Will Heinrich covers Reginald Madison’s mix of abstraction and figuration, Daniel Terna’s ...
Donor-Advised Funds Support KQED by using your donor-advised fund to make a charitable gift. Listening to Charlie Parker’s saxophone gymnastics on a new album of rare recordings is like watching ...
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