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Showing posts with label Nat Hentoff (critic). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nat Hentoff (critic). Show all posts
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Articles » Ben Webster, by Nat Hentoff
Source of this article is the liner notes of album (CD re-issue, 521 449-2): "Ben Webster - Soulville (Verve, 2003)" which was written by jazz critic Nat Hentoff.
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Articles » Stan Getz, by Nat Hentoff
Source of this article is the liner notes of the album (LP version, MGV-8251): "Stan Getz and The Oscar Peterson Trio (Verve)" which was written by jazz critic Nat Hentoff.
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Sunday, March 11, 2012
Articles » Vince Guaraldi: That Joyous Thing,
by Nat Hentoff (~jazztimes.com)
Vince Guaraldi: That Joyous Thing
March 2010
By Nat Hentoff
Despite writing about jazz musicians for over 60 years, I am sometimes sharply reminded that I’ve essentially missed, or badly underestimated, a vital individualist. It happened again on Nov. 28 as I was listening to National Public Radio’s wide-ranging master interviewer, Scott Simon, on Weekend Edition. There was my old friend Doug Ramsey (Rifftides at www.dougramsey.com) playing the music and reminiscing about pianist-composer-leader Vince Guaraldi.
Ramsey had written the liner notes for the recently released two-disc set, The Definitive Vince Guaraldi (Fantasy), put together and produced by Nick Phillips (Concord Music Group’s vice president of jazz and catalog A&R). When another friend, Norman Lear (producer of All in the Family and other popular TV shows), bought Concord years ago, I urged him to realize he was now guardian of the treasures in the Fantasy catalog. With Phillips involved, I am reassured.
March 2010
By Nat Hentoff
Despite writing about jazz musicians for over 60 years, I am sometimes sharply reminded that I’ve essentially missed, or badly underestimated, a vital individualist. It happened again on Nov. 28 as I was listening to National Public Radio’s wide-ranging master interviewer, Scott Simon, on Weekend Edition. There was my old friend Doug Ramsey (Rifftides at www.dougramsey.com) playing the music and reminiscing about pianist-composer-leader Vince Guaraldi.
Ramsey had written the liner notes for the recently released two-disc set, The Definitive Vince Guaraldi (Fantasy), put together and produced by Nick Phillips (Concord Music Group’s vice president of jazz and catalog A&R). When another friend, Norman Lear (producer of All in the Family and other popular TV shows), bought Concord years ago, I urged him to realize he was now guardian of the treasures in the Fantasy catalog. With Phillips involved, I am reassured.
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