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Remembering May 4, 1970

This
autobiographical remembrance is sent especially for the
benefit of those among of you who were not yet born 42 years
ago. Read more...
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Rock Hall Induction Ceremony Returns
To Cleveland

Jack at
the Rock Hall Museum on April 14th with “the CAR” ( 2012 Aston
Martin) that K.C. Jones often promises to give away on
Jazz Sunday
The
April 14, 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
was typically long (nearly 6 hours). I’ve covered four of
these ceremonies since 2005 and it's been my experience that
the artists introducing the inductees deliver the most insightful
and wittiest comments of the evening. Billy Gibbons and Dusty
Hill of ZZ Top (for Freddie King), Steven Van Zandt (for Small
Faces/Faces), Bette Midler (for Laura Nyro) and Smokey Robinson
(for the back-up groups of rock legends: The Famous Flames,
Crickets, Miracles, etc.) all gave inspired and memorable
speeches on behalf of the artists they were inducting. Read
more...
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The
32nd Annual Detroit Jazz Festival

If it's
the Labor Day Weekend, you know where Jack Marchbanks and
his better half, Alice Flowers, most likely are: The Detroit
Jazz Festival. For the fifth consecutive year, Jack covered
this largest free jazz festival in the world for his hometown
NPR affiliate, 90.5-FM WCBE Columbus. And, although a nasty
thunderstorm forced the cancelation of the Saturday evening
concerts on September 3rd, the 2011 edition of Detroit Jazz
Festival, or "DJF" as it is affectionately called by Motor
City jazz fans, was still a solid success. Read
more...
Click
here to see images from
Jack's 2011 Detroit Jazz Festival Photo Gallery
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Band
of Brothers:
Mandrill In The Motor City

The
presence of pioneering funk/Latin/ Afro-beat band, Mandrill,
the group that was playing “world music” before the term
was coined, generated palpable excitement at the Detroit
Jazz Festival (DJF) during Labor Day Weekend 2011.
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more...
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OHIO FUNK and
SOUL MUSIC LEGENDS

Which
Musicians Do YOU Think are Truly "Funky"?
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