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By jdupuis on October 1, 2016.
  • 100 Greatest Music Books of All Time
  • Does the music business need musicianship
  • not to speak ill of the dead.. but.. on the demise of other music
  • What It Takes for an Independent Record Store to Survive Now
  • Why record stores mattered
  • How Miles Davis remade jazz over and over again
  • The Electric Surge of Miles Davis
  • The Classic Cool of Miles Davis
  • Brilliant Corners: Approaches to Jazz and Comics
  • How New York City Became the Epicenter of Jazz
  • new york’s free jazz loft scene, with tom marcello’s photos from studio rivbea
  • How Canada's Philanthropic Pop Industrial Complex Took Over The World
  • Don't mention the J-word: how Spotify gifted my jazz tune two million hits
  • "If You Need An Audience, We Don't Need You"
  • All American Music Is Black Music. Robert Glasper Is The Jazz Renaissance Man Tracing Its History.
  • Still The King Of The Blues
  • Orchestre national de jazz, 30 ans!
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