Tagged: jazz

Kandace Springs is a soulful jazz singer who’s definitely one to watch. With two albums... Read more →

From “Don’t Threaten Me with Love, Baby” A remembrance of difference coursed... Read more →

So then in the middle of a bluesy silence he says, like he’s talking about a secret... Read more →

I love Union Station. "The Last of the Great Train Stations,” I make sure to... Read more →

It’s been a couple of years since Mary Bogue  (“Mama Bogue,” as Hall refers to... Read more →

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I’m walking down an empty, dark street in Alphabet City somewhere in the East Village... Read more →

A mural of The Cowardly Lion, Dorothy, The Scarecrow, and The Tin Man from The Wizard of... Read more →

This week's SoCal dance events include Bernard J. Brown considering a lifesaving box in... Read more →

An excerpt from 'On Highway 61: Music, Race, and the Evolution of Cultural Freedom,'