Here's StLJN's latest wrap-up of assorted links and short news items of local interest:
* Trumpeter Keyon Harrold appears on the cover of the latest
issue of Jazziz magazine (pictured), and was interviewed by journalist Ted Pankin for the magazine's cover story.
* Trombonist Joe Bowie's band Defunkt has released a new album, The
Cleansing, recorded live last year in Europe.
The recording features
Bowie, guitarist and fellow St. Louis native Kelvyn Bell, bassist Kim
Clarke, and trumpeter John Mulkerin from the band's classic lineup, plus
drummer Gary "GMan" Sullivan, and can be downloaded from the Defunkt Bandcamp page.
* Message to Our Folks, bassist Paul Steinbeck's history of the Art Ensemble of Chicago, was named a "Notable Book of 2017" by the Seminary Co-op bookstore in Chicago.
* A brief article in the latest Alive magazine looks at "A Night Out at Jazz St. Louis."
* As recounted in an article in Jazz Times, the compositions of the late saxophonist and St. Louis native Oliver Nelson are featured in a new album by trumpeter and arranger John Vanore.
* In a new post on his blog, saxophonist Greg Osby responds to a story published in November by the Boston Globe alleging misconduct by former faculty members at the Berklee College of Music.
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