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Jazz Warrior

Malcolm Pinson fights for bebop values

Playbill

Susie Ibarra/Evan Parker

Joe McPhee's Trio X

Friday, June 28

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Friday, June 28

All Rise

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Piano Man

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Rotation

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Classic Rock Corner: Kind of Blue is 50

According to a recent appreciation in Newsweek, if an American household has just one jazz record on the shelf, chances are it's Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. And we were thinking it was Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass' Whipped Cream & Other Delights. Kind of Blue contains only five trac ... More >>

Uncommon Cause

According to a recent appreciation in Newsweek, if an American household has just one jazz record on the shelf, chances are it's Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. And we were thinking it was Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass' Whipped Cream & Other Delights. Kind of Blue contains only five trac ... More >>

Exceptional Bass

According to a recent appreciation in Newsweek, if an American household has just one jazz record on the shelf, chances are it's Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. And we were thinking it was Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass' Whipped Cream & Other Delights. Kind of Blue contains only five trac ... More >>

Change Is Good

According to a recent appreciation in Newsweek, if an American household has just one jazz record on the shelf, chances are it's Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. And we were thinking it was Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass' Whipped Cream & Other Delights. Kind of Blue contains only five trac ... More >>

Hitting the Blue Notes

According to a recent appreciation in Newsweek, if an American household has just one jazz record on the shelf, chances are it's Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. And we were thinking it was Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass' Whipped Cream & Other Delights. Kind of Blue contains only five trac ... More >>

Amplified

According to a recent appreciation in Newsweek, if an American household has just one jazz record on the shelf, chances are it's Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. And we were thinking it was Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass' Whipped Cream & Other Delights. Kind of Blue contains only five trac ... More >>

Heavy Lifting

Cocky Cocktails at Anvil Bar & Refuge

Truth Be Told

Lee Roy Parnell finds his roots everywhere but Nashville

Dr. Roger Wood's Matagorda Island Discs

Lee Roy Parnell finds his roots everywhere but Nashville

McCoy Tyner Trio

Lee Roy Parnell finds his roots everywhere but Nashville

Turtle Island Quartet

Lee Roy Parnell finds his roots everywhere but Nashville

Various Artists

Healing Force: The Songs of Albert Ayler

Ben Ratliff and the Greg Osby Five

The New York Times jazz critic opens the Greg Osby Five concert with a talk

Art Capsule Reviews

A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

Art Capsule Reviews

A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

Art Capsule Reviews

A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

Rotation

Miles Davis and John Coltrane: The Complete Columbia Records 1955-1961

Making Scents of the Stars

A buyer's guide to celebrity fragrances

Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, with Drop Trio

Thursday, December 1, at the Engine Room, 1515 Pease, 713-654-7846.

Rogue Bosoms, Bouncing Booties and Pac-Man Raps

Looking back on the '04

Letters

Looking back on the '04

Salad Barre

A buffet of dance troupes comes to town

Heard It Through the Grapevine

Notes toward new and better criticism and marketing of wine and song

Art Partners

Microcinema International and Infernal Bridegroom Productions hook up

Karrin Allyson

February 18 and 19

Eyes Half Open

Cameron Crowe takes Jerry Maguire on a dizzy trip through dreamland

Playbill

John Greiner

Heart Attack

The source of Billy Harper's aggressive tenor style lies in a power greater than himself

Various Artists

Ken Burns Jazz: The Story of America's Music (Columbia Legacy)

Key Ingredient

Pianist Ahmad Jamal may have had a bigger impact on jazz than you think

Boogie Nights

The Groove Collective

Devil May Care

Matthew Shipp

The "It" Guy

It's hard not to dig local saxophonist David Caceres

Night & Day

April 16 - 22, 1998

Aftermath: The First Lost In Space Festival at Khon's

Photos by Adam P. NewtonB L A C K I E​ Suffice to say, it's been a great year for live music festivals in Houston this year. Between the Spring and Fall editions of the Westheimer Block Party, the Free Press Summer Fest, the International Festival, our own Houston Press Music Awards and other ... More >>

Get Lit: Thelonious Monk: The Life and Times of an American Original by Robin D. G. Kelley

​Though his stature as an icon of jazz is secure today, for much of his actual performing life, pianist/composer Thelonious Monk was not always so well-received by jazz critics or general fans. His personal eccentricities - the hats, the dancing, the attacking piano keys - and odd/unprofessional b ... More >>

Inquiring Minds: Golden Cities' Marcus Gausepohl on Krautrock, Space-Rock and His Ambient-Drone Buddies

Houston's own Golden Cities headline the Mink tonight with Boston droners Great Hopes and St. Louis post-punk duo Spelling Bee. Rocks Off sat down with GC guitarist, Esotype Records staffer and fellow Pearland expat Marcus Gausepohl to talk about his band, his record label, and some of the groups t ... More >>

Straight, No Chaser

Houston's own Golden Cities headline the Mink tonight with Boston droners Great Hopes and St. Louis post-punk duo Spelling Bee. Rocks Off sat down with GC guitarist, Esotype Records staffer and fellow Pearland expat Marcus Gausepohl to talk about his band, his record label, and some of the groups t ... More >>

What About Bob?

Houston's own Golden Cities headline the Mink tonight with Boston droners Great Hopes and St. Louis post-punk duo Spelling Bee. Rocks Off sat down with GC guitarist, Esotype Records staffer and fellow Pearland expat Marcus Gausepohl to talk about his band, his record label, and some of the groups t ... More >>