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The jazz and blues community may not have been center stage for the majority of the 67th annual Grammy Award presentations on the evening of Feb. 2, but plenty of artists in the improvised music and blues worlds were recognized for their achievements — earlier in the day, as they say — and a tribute to Quincy Jones served as a focal point and showcase for jazz
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Courtesy NAMM/NAMM (National Association of Mun response to the wildfires that continue to burn in areas of Southern California, the National Association of Music Merchants has announced that this year’s NAMM Show is still on -
The remarkably productive, restlessly creative trombonist, keyboardist, composer and educator Ryan Keberle recently dropped two separate releases (his 15th and 16th as a leader) on two different labels in the span of just a few weeks
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