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The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s trumpet section, from left, Wynton Marsalis (JALC managing and artistic director), Ryan Kisor, Kenny Rampton and Marcus Printup.

(Photo: Gilberto Tadday)

The House That Jazz Built: Rose Hall @20

“People are still swinging in the United States of America!” With those telling words, Wynton Marsalis closed the first of two concerts that, on consecutive June nights,…


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Mark Sherman

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Miguel Zenón

Música de Las Américas
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Jon Irabagon
Rising Sun
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Jack DeJohnette has never been willing to sit still long enough to be categorized.

(Photo: DownBeat Archive)

DeJohnette on DeJohnette

Editor’s Note: Jack DeJohnette is the kind of percussionist who might appear on any given night behind a major artist and, by so doing, raise the level of group interplay about seven notches. Such was the case at Newport ’74 when he showed up quite unexpectedly behind Freddie Hubbard at Carnegie Hall. All of a sudden a formerly ho-hum rhythm section was transformed into one of high excitement, distinctive originality and exquisite empathy.

But Jack DeJohnette is far more than just a drummer who sits in someone else’s band, or even someone who…






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