A Jazz Tourist’s Guide To The Big Apple

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For anyone who’s been “lost” trying to experience the rich jazz heritage of New York City, Dec. 1 marks the beginning of a new era.

Travel book publisher Little Bookroom will release Jazz Guide: New York City written by arts journalist and New York resident Steve Dollar.

Retailing for about $16, the travel-size book splits the city up into sections, putting profiles of jazz forums, galleries and venues next to shorts about some historical jazz moments in the city. There is also a “Beyond The Clubs” section featuring information about yearly festivals and local radio. Nicholas Prior provided jazz photos.

For more information on the album, visit www.littlebookroom.com



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    Jim Rotondi was acclaimed for his wide, round trumpet tone, remarkable virtuosity and assured swing.

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    Charles Lloyd, seen here at the 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, makes DownBeat Poll history!

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    “Being president of Blue Note has been one of the coolest things that ever happened to me,” Was said. “It’s a gas to serve as one of the caretakers of that legacy.”

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    ​The Century Room in downtown Tucson, Arizona, was born in 2021.

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    ​“She reminds me of my childhood and makes we want to cry,” Cécile McLorin Salvant, pictured here with writer Ashley Kahn, said of Dianne Reeves.


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