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Beginning in the new year, the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz — one of the…

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A Life in Music: Remembering Roy Hargrove

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Raul Midón “Suddenly” Video Premiere

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November 2018

Prelude

John Abercrombie is the subject of a new documentary.

Ralph Peterson refuses to let obstacles slow him down.

Miles Okazaki covers Monk’s entire oeuvre.

Mark Winkler and Cheryl Bentyne salute the Big Apple of yore.

Here and Now

Stefon Harris and Blackout take their stand in the modern world. By Shaun Brady

In the Beginning

Rudy Royston looks to the past to find his way forward. By Ted Panken

Reviews

Aaron Parks Little Big

Tony Bennett & Diana Krall

Lonnie McFadden

Allison Miller and Carmen Staaf

Jure Pukl

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