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Next, head uptown to the Green Mill jazz club, formerly a speakeasy run by Capone, and still a fantastic place to catch a jazz show.
BBC: Speakeasies, moonshine and gangsters
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I'm a bright enough guy, but all the great books I'll ever read I read in college and graduate school, and my musical tastes are straight down the middle: Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Mostly Mozart, the Brandenburgs, a little cool jazz, a few show tunes.
NPR: Excerpt: 'The Practice of Deceit'
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With guest host Rhonda Hamilton, here's another packed show from the 2006 North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, courtesy of Radio Netherlands.
NPR: Benny Golson All-Stars and Joe Zawinul in Concert
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After five years at the pub, he left to return to music full-time and developed the Rockin' in Rhythm show, which charted the history of jazz and played at theatres throughout Europe.
BBC: Terry Lightfoot
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On the morning that A Jazz Piano Christmas was recorded, he was on the Today show in New York with soul singer Maxwell.
NPR: Twenty Years Of A Jazz Piano Christmas
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Prince first played Montreux in 2007, followed by one of his famed after-show parties at 03:00 in a late-night jazz cafe alongside Lake Geneva.
BBC: Prince to headline Montreux Jazz Festival
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The televised presentations target pop, country, urban, rock, and rap categories, leaving the jazz, gospel, classical, Latin and other categories to the pre-show.
CNN: The Grammy show you don't see
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All Jazz at the Philharmonic contracts contained ironclad antisegregation clauses, and Granz would cancel a show whenever those clauses were violated, no matter what it cost him at the box office.
WSJ: The Forgotten Man of Jazz | Sightings by Terry Teachout
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Most off-putting and deadly was the show's "Jazzy" opener, choreographed by Mauro Bigonzetti to some lame and lugubrious jazz-tinged music by Federico Bigonzetti, the choreographer's son, and grimly performed to a recording by Jazzy Dogs.
WSJ: Kings of the Dance, Opus 3 | Royalty Made Common | By Robert Greskovic
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Also on the show, a look at the "Fedex of the Middle East" and a portrait of legendary Egyptian Jazz musician Yehya Khalil.
CNN: Hala Gorani: A postcard from Cairo