Doug Collette
Freelance Music Writer at Freelance
Senior Staff Writer at All About Jazz
Senior Staff Writer at Glide Magazine
Discerning aficionado & pragmatic purist.....
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2 weeks ago |
glidemagazine.com | Doug Collette
Hindsight of forty-five years reaffirms what a bitterly ironic title was affixed to Graham Parker and the Rumour’sThe Up Escalator. A deeper, extended perspective clarifies that the deliverance accompanying his signing to Arista Records ultimately never arrived. More’s the pity, too, since there is hardly a more potent debut in the history of contemporary rock than Graham Parker’s two 1976 albums, Howlin’ Wind and Heat Treatment.
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2 weeks ago |
glidemagazine.com | Doug Collette
Hot Tuna is arguably the longest-lasting offshoot of any major Sixties band. Over half a century has passed since the release of the eponymous debut album, but founding members Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady continue to carry on the tradition. Carrying on the tradition was one of the core premises of the group founded by these two original members of Jefferson Airplane. The guitarist and bassist found themselves jamming increasingly often after shows by the iconic San Francisco group.
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2 weeks ago |
glidemagazine.com | Doug Collette
From the perspective of five decades, Tale Spinnin’ would appear to represent the pinnacle of Weather Report’s discography. Its uniformity, which distinguishes it as such, also marksa marked contrast to the albums that surround it in the mythic group’s timeline. The following album, Black Market, documents the entry of bassist/composer Jaco Pastorius into the group.
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2 weeks ago |
allaboutjazz.com | Doug Collette
Home » Jazz Articles » Multiple Reviews » Vince Guaraldi: Animated Indeed Pianist/composer Vince Guaraldi had already made a name for himself before he became progenitor of soundtracks for the animated television programs based on Charles M. Schulz' 'Peanuts' characters.
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3 weeks ago |
glidemagazine.com | Doug Collette
Charlie Musselwhite has issued thirty-some albums during his lengthy career, and none may be more potent than his last two. 2022’s Mississippi Son was a flashpoint of creativity, within which the mix of originals and covers illuminated the Mississippi native’s well-developed skills as a songwriter, singer, bandleader, and harp player. A more low-key outing on Forty Below Records, Look Out Highway is only slightly less enlightening.
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