Links we haven't mentioned here yet:
- The documentary Jackie McLean On Mars has hit the Interwebs. See:
- Ahem: "Jazzcats Crossing The Hudson," the painting.
- Steve Coleman on giving away music.
- A (fake) Angry Keith Jarrett (@angryjarrett) on Twitter.
- The Big City on Claudia Quintet and Ideal Bread.
- An impromptu memorial thread for London drummer Chris Dagley, who died at 38 in a motorcycle crash.
- Destination: Out ups some loud, solo Kaoru Abe.
- The Latin Jazz Corner interviews Zaccai Curtis.
- JazzWax talks to Gary Burton in four parts.
- The Jazz Session talks to Steve Coleman and Marc Copland.
- The Checkout this week features Steve Coleman, Quantic and a bit of our Barry Harris Trio Live At The Village Vanguard concert.
Links we have mentioned:
- The American Composers Orchestra has taped interviews from last week's Jazz Composers Orchestra Institute.
- Introducing The NPR Jazz Photography Pool on Flickr.
- Marc Myers writes, Phil Freeman responds.
- Pitchfork reviews jazz.
- William Gottlieb's incredible 1940s photos are all going up online, in the public domain.
Links to more jazz at NPR Music:
- Greg Osby's band is playing our Live at the Village Vanguard live webcast/recording series this Tuesday, Aug. 3. More information is coming.
- Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz features Pat Metheny, in an archived episode from 2006.
- JazzSet this week features Hiromi and Michel Camilo from Newport last year.
- Fresh Air's Kevin Whitehead on the prolific late-career Lee Konitz.
- Also, Kevin Whitehead on the late Willem Breuker.
- DIY Or Bust For Jazz Musicians, Too?
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