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* The Whitefish Review Interview: Huey Lewis (WhitefishReview.org)
* ECM: Birth Of A Label (IndianaPublicMedia.org)
* How Moondog Captured the Sounds of New York (The New Yorker)
* Interview: Brian Eno On Music, Art and Astronauts (HotPress.com)
* Music collectors seek out rare albums not available on streaming (TheConversation.com)
* Why Davina & The Vagabonds Finally Recorded at a World-Class Studio (DownBeat)
* Jazz Wars in the ’70s (VillageVoice.com)
* Quincy’s Danilo Perez leads a celebration of jazz (Quincy Patriot Ledger)
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* Coleman Hawkins: Fifty Years Gone, A Saxophone Across Time (AllAboutJazz.com)
* TV and Film Composers Say Netflix, Other Streaming Services Insist on Buying Out Their Music Rights (Hollywood Reporter)
* T.K. Blue Explores the Legacy of Randy Weston (DownBeat)
* The Deceptive Ease Of Cole Porter: In-Depth With Harry Connick, Jr. (NPR)
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* Discovery Networks Corners Composers in Music Royalties Battle (Variety)
* No Matter the Coast, Bill Frisell’s Guitar Sings (DownBeat)
* 'He was a musical warlock': reflecting on Frank Zappa's greatest album at 50 (The Guardian)
* 15 sounds people under 40 won’t recognize — but will trigger instant memories if you’re 50+ (Considerable.com)
* Van Morrison: “I’m current – I’m always current” (Uncut)
* Jacob Collier: Live from His Room (Jazz Times)
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