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It doesn’t matter where you are now, sooner or later you’re going to want to go somewhere else. It's the nature of this Info Highway, travelled by the short-attention-spanned... So here are a few other destinations which might prove rewarding. This list was updated, a little, when during our Spring 2000 house cleaning, and everything should still be valid. But you never know. And inevitably we've missed something important (send an email and we'll add it next time)
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Keith Severson hasn't touched his comprehensive Coltrane page in quite a while (we can empathize with that), but it remains a comprehensive list of Coltrane information. The title of the Index page is A Love Supreme.
The Heavyweight Champion page. A site with information about Coltrane's Atlantic recordings, including Lewis Porter's thorough notes
The Verve Impulse records site:Impulserecords.com. Info on current releases (may include Coltrane material): Freshtracks. The front door to the label (which has reorganized what music appears on which label): Verve Music Group
The Bluenote web site page on the Blue Train session: Blue Note - Blue Train. The home page is at Blue Note
Fantasy Records, with some info on the Prestige Coltrane recordings and the Contemporary Ornette sessions: Fantasy, Inc.
The Columbia web site (Sony Music) for Miles Davis: Miles Davis There's a special site with information about the Kind of Blue session (you need a specific CD version of that session) -- information about this technological wonder at Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Dragon Records (which issued the 1960 Miles Davis Stockholm concert) has a page: Dragon Records
down beat Magazine (see magazines, below), has a Coltrane section: DownBeatJazz.com: John Coltrane (the index page for the Coltrane section)
Ornette apparently is involved in a link with the promising name harmolodic.com. It's still a little sparse and rarely changes, but it's worth a visit. Ornette Coleman Harmolodic Webpage
Lohmann’s Miles Page – Hosted by Jan Lohmann, leading Miles Davis Discographer, longtime friend and colleague, and one of the few Scandinavians I ever met whose last name was NOT Jensen. Lots of good information here.
Peter Losin's on-line Miles Davis discography: Miles Ahead: A Miles Davis website the front door to the page: Main page His extensive links page is at Jazz Links
Eric Dolphy Page, hosted by Alan Saul. Alan also has a comprehensive Eric Dolphy Discography. More Eric Dolphy information, including an extensive list of articles, compiled by Jazz-Institut Darmstadt, at Darmstadt - Jazz-Institut: Dolphy
Michael Fitzgerald - Jazz Research Mike's site hosts a variety of discographies on a wide number of jazz musicians, and features links to an even wider variety of other discographies.
The Bill Evans Web Page
SATURN: Sun Ra and the Arkestra Joe Moudry's Sun Ra site
Some Pharoah Sanders sites: a biographical sketch at Pharoah Sanders, and a more general page at Homepage
Albert Ayler Info Albert Ayler: His Life and Music
A Julian "Cannonball" Adderley site: Cannonball Adderley
The official Charles Mingus website (run by Sue Mingus, I believe): MingusMingusMingus
Follow these instructions to join a list (online discussion group) dealing with the musician indicated:
John Coltrane mailing list
Eric Dolphy mailing list
Miles Davis mailing list
Ornette Coleman Information on a new Ornette list managed by Jack Lefton: Ornette Coleman Mailing List
Three interviews with Lewis Porter.
Interview with Dave Liebman AAJ Interview: David Liebman: Learning From The Master Liebman has his own web site: David Liebman
Interview with Wayne Shorter. Wayne Shorter Interview
a recent McCoy Tyner interview: Innerviews
An archive of interviews from the Interjazz site, including three with McCoy Tyner: Archive of past Jazz IRC sessions. Interjazz's main page is at InterJazz The Internet Jazz Plaza
The Coltrane List's archives are at Archives of COLTRANE-L@LISTSERV.UH.EDU
Coda Magazine, which has gone its own consistent way since 1958 under the guidance of John Norris and Bill Smith, now has a Web page. While it's not the same as visiting the legendary (and long-gone) Yonge Street building (where the two ran the Jazz and Blues Record Centre, with its marvelous walls autographed by half the jazz musicians in the world), the Web page is well worth a jump: CODA MAGAZINE
down beat Magazine, a jazz tradition since 1934, is now on the net. www.downbeatjazz.com:. The site includes a group of pages with Coltrane information, including HTML versions of some classic articles:
Cuadernos de Jazz Revista de jazz en español, de Madrid. Cuadernos de Jazz
Jazz Review That's JazzReview (one word), not to be mistaken for the shortlived magazine (and later anthology) of the sixties. www.jazzreview.com.
Ron Wilkins, master of the screech trombone, and one of the more notable tourist attractions on San Antonio's Riverwalk... Ron Wilkins
The Elephants, formerly Elephants Gerald, a wildly eclectic herd of horns, voices and rhythm... Elephants
Singer Lorna Willhelm, blues and jazz and a good friend...Lorna's Blues
Bassist Tram Kelly, frequent colleague, collaborator, and another good friend...Trammell Kelly
The Elephant Room, in Austin, a haven for good local jazz seven nights a week: The Elephant Room
The Village Vanguard in NYC: The Village Vanguard Web Site With the famous door out front... (If you've gotten this far and don't know the significance of that venue, go check out our Vanguard page).
The Jazz Showcase in Chicago.. Joe Segal's Jazz Showcase
Temple College Jazz Festival 2003. Details on the festival at the end of March 2003.
Michael Fitzgerald - Jazz Research It's worth listing Mike's site twice, since there's so much information squashed into it...
Institut of Jazz in Darmstadt Germany Darmstadt - Jazz-Institut
The Jazz Discography by Tom Lord. The CDROM version, which gets good reviews as a discographical resource... Tom Lord's Jazz Discography
THE INSTITUTE OF JAZZ STUDIES at Rutgers University
Michael Frohne's Jazz Projekt (in German): Jazzprojekte
Jazz News and Research Round about Jazz
The American Jazz Symposium Jazz on the Web: Main Links Page (Looks like no one has touched it since the late Jurassic, though)
WNUR-FM's Jazz Web: WNUR-FM JazzWeb
The Jazz Institute of Chicago website: The Jazz Institute of Chicago
Pages and pages of Jazz and Blues Discography sites (caveat emptor of course): Blues and Jazz Discography Links
The special WEB Radio Links Page, for those of us out in the wide-open plains (and other
jazz-challenged neighborhoods): Web Radio Links
Texas Music Cafe Texas Music Cafe
Nice folks, nice page, and they've given the Trio, the Temple Jazz Orchestra, and
Third Coast a shot at the airwaves. Jazzmatazz, the newsletter that keeps you up-to-date on
jazz and jazz-related recordings... Jazzmatzz Jazz house, the Jazz Journalists Association page: Jazzhouse
- The Jazz Journalists Association The by-now legendary Mosaic Records... Mosaic
Records - Limited Edition Jazz Collections Brief biographies of some of the Miles Davis list members: MFs Anonymous A Jaco Pastorius discography: Jaco
Pastorius Unissued Live Recordings Gallery 41, which released a CD with an interview with the late Don Cherry: Gallery 41 Home Page
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