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Tuesday, June 16th

passings

James Blood Ulmer, guitarist, singer, February 8, 1940 – June 3, 2026

With Amin Ali (bass), Cornell Rochester (drums), live, Berlin, 1981

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With Don Cherry (1936-1995, pocket trumpet), Rashied Ali (1933-2009, drums), New York, published 2008

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yesterday, Oak Park, Illinois

Wednesday, June 10th

Sometimes, like last night, you bump into something, unexpectedly, that makes this unrelentingly chaotic world seem, if only briefly, a bit less uninhabitable.

Prince, “Ain’t No Sunshine” (Bill Withers), live, Paisley Park (outside Minneapolis), 2002 (published 1/3/26)

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Monday, June 8th

like nobody else

Laurie Anderson (voice, violin, compositions), live, Paris, 2025

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yesterday, Chicago

Friday, June 5th

what’s new

Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble, live (“The Music Never Stopped,” “You Asked, I Came,” “Midnight Marauders,” “I Ain’t Got Nothin’ But Time,” “Insane”), Washington, D.C., published 5/15/26

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other day, Oak Park, Illinois

Thursday, May 14th

what’s new

Daniel Lanois, “Steel Mill,” published 5/8/26

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Monday, May 4th

Some musicians make statements; others ask questions.

Mat Maneri (viola), Tanya Kalmanovitch (viola), live, Boston, 2015

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other day, Chicago

Saturday, April 25th

what’s new

Chris Potter (tenor saxophone, composition) with Bill Frisell (guitar), Nate Smith (drums), Burniss Travis (bass), Rane Moore (clarinet), Zekkereya El-Magharbel (trombone), Sara Caswell (violin), “Into Africa,” published 4/23/26

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other day, Oak Park, Illinois

Friday, April 24th

what’s new

Amaia, live, Washington, D.C., published yesterday

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Thursday, April 23rd

never enough

Miles Davis (1926-1991, trumpet) with Wayne Shorter (1933-2023, tenor saxophone), Herbie Hancock (1940-, keyboards), Ron Carter (1937-, bass), Tony Williams (1945-1997, drums), “Filles de Kilimanjaro” (M. Davis), 1968

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other day, Oak Park, Illinois

Monday, April 20th

what’s new

Nicola Cruz (DJ), The Lot Radio (New York), 4/14/26

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other day, Chicago