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A Golden Edition Of 'Kind Of Blue'
Columbia/Legacy's splendid "Kind of Blue: 50th Anniversary Collector's Edition" is so lovingly stocked with priceless artifacts and constructed with such painstaking reverence that it's more like a sacred object than a luxury box set. With its magical...Tags: Lionel Hampton, John Coltrane, Folk Music, Depression, Television
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Medeski, Martin and Wood still going their own way
After 17 years, nine studio albums and countless tours, Medeski, Martin and Wood are, in a sense, a band without a country. And they couldn't be happier.
Dedicated to what keyboardist John Medeski calls "the spirit of jazz" through a fierce devotion to...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Phish, Music, Dining and Drinking, Popular Music
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Fall Arts Preview: Pop music calendar
Critic's Picks
Bob Dylan (Nov. 13 at Nassau Coliseum, Nov. 16 at Continental Airlines Arena). Dylan's Never Ending Tour gets an injection of new material this fall as more of Dylan's impressive new "Modern Times" (Columbia) album comes into his set of...Tags: Howard Alden, Bruce Springsteen, George Gershwin, Randy Newman, Long Island University
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THE BEST OF 2005 MUSIC
STAFF WRITER; Rafer Guzman; Gene SeymourFrom Mariah Carey (sizzling again) to 50 Cent (cooling off), it's a what've-you-done-lately pop world. Few things are more fickle than the here-today, gone-by-lunch life cycles of the music industry's seasonal pop and hip-hop stars. Yet, in 2005, the...Tags: Culture, Fiona Apple, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney
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All things swing
Don't believe the hype. Despite flagging record sales and a lack of commercial radio airplay, the death of jazz music has been greatly exaggerated. Evidence arrives once again this Labor Day weekend in Grant Park when The 27th Annual Chicago Jazz Festival...Tags: Jazz Music, Grant Park, Festive Event, Music, Labor Day
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Program linked to drop in violence loses funds
Tribune staff reportersCongress has dropped funding for state and local agencies involved in a program that has been critical to Chicago's recent success in curbing violent crime. Project Safe Neighborhoods, a cooperative effort between federal and local law enforcement...Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Crimes, Austin (Chicago, Illinois), Justice System, Government
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Complete list of Grammy Award nominations
Complete list of nominees announced Tuesday for the 47th annual Grammy Awards, to be presented Feb. 13 in Los Angeles: Record of the Year: "Let's Get It Started," The Black Eyed Peas; "Here We Go Again," Ray Charles and Norah Jones; "American Idiot,"...Tags: Usher, Maroon 5, Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, Religious Leaders
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McLean a stellar solo act
Tribune arts criticFor every musician who yearns to achieve stardom in youth, there's another who prefers to develop slowly and surely outside the spotlight, allowing his art to blossom in its own good time. Chicago guitarist John McLean perfectly fits this description,...Tags: Green Mill, Music, Music Industry
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A full scale, from prime choices to mismatched entries
Typically, the jazz nominations for the 45th Grammy Awards are a mix of prime choices, vaguely defined categories and entries that belong elsewhere. On the prime side, there is the classy best jazz instrumental album lineup. It's hard to go wrong with...Tags: Jazz Music, Natalie Cole, Music, Popular Music, Grammy Awards
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