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Established in 2001, Jazz Appreciation Month celebrates the rich history, present accolades, and future growth of jazz music. Spanning the blues, ragtime, dixieland, bebop, swing, soul, and instrumentals, there's no surprise that jazz music has endured the test of time from its early origins amongst African-American slaves in the late 19th century to its growth today.
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Romance your date with a Monk-inspired duet, or have a private boogie-woogie party in honor of your singledom. This Valentine’s Day The Oxford Comment presents a crash course on the music that speaks all kinds of love, from one of the men that knows it best.
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Kevin Whitehead is long-time jazz critic for National Public Radio’s Fresh Air and has written about jazz for many publications, including the Chicago Sun-Times, Down Beat, and the Village Voice. His latest book is Why Jazz?: A Concise Guide.
(Psssst! Wanna hear more blues? Then check out The Ben Daniels Band.)
Absolutely true! Thanks for sending me this link on Facebook.
Angela Wilson
http://www.marketmynovel.com
Good advice, Karen. Thank you!
Heidi M. Thomas
Cowgirl Dreams
"So get into the groove and jazz up your road to success with some big band networking."
True dat. Good post.
This blogging thing has widened my network. It didn't happen instantly, but now my circle of cyber buddies is widening. The problem is once I start following them, I get sucked into their lives and posts and want to find out what happens next.
It's a good and bad thing. Good - on my days off and I can devote time to blogs. Bad - when I'm at my day job on my break, but my network card on the laptop doesn't want to work. Then I have to wait until I get home to find out what my friends are up to. It's almost like a daily soap opera.
Morgan Mandel
http://morganmandel.blogspot.com
http://bloodredpencil.blogspot.com
http://makeminemystery.blogspot.com
Yes, great post ~ all about building mutually beneficial relationships off and online. Thanks, Karen!
One of my early 2009 goals is working on my website to incorporate a bunch more book blogger links ~ I've been so wrapped up in author interviews and content that tends to get pushed to the back burner ~ but oh so important. Wish I could afford an assistant ;-)
Best to you all,
Carrie
This is a good rallying march to getting ourselves out there. Thanks!