- Why music ownership matters
- Forgetting What I’ve Heard: Why I Miss Buying Music
- Henry Rollins: Will I Be Able to Finish Listening to All My Records Before I Die?
- Beyond Jazz’s Boys Club
- The Forgotten Architects of Jazz — And the New York Women Bringing Them Back
- Beyond the boys club: Striving for diversity and inclusion in experimental music
- Sexism In The Music Industry - When Women Lean In, Others Need To Listen Up
- Almost Famous, Almost Broke: How Does a Jazz Musician Make It in New York Now?
- Be a good girls or play like a man: Why women aren't getting into jazz
- 10 Women Instrumentalists Who Redefine Jazz
- We Need Experimental Music To Teach Us How To Listen, Now More Than Ever
- Harlem of the North: Montréal, Little Burgundy Jazz and the Rise of Black Musicianship
- The Tangled Jewish Roots of Mile-End’s Music Scene
- Speaking to our better nature, jazz is good for democracy
- Curtains fall on arts critics at newspapers and Filling the Void
- Meyers Ace Hardware: An unassuming store hides relics of its former life as the jazz club that hosted some of the best black performers of the 1920s and '30s.
- When jazz stopped being cool
- “I’ll be there”: Charlie Haden was the Tom Joad of jazz, and his Liberation Music Orchestra lives on
- Hungarian musicians recall secret jazz recordings from 1956
- The Music Industry Pushed Jazz To The Sidelines, Now It's Back
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Another annual obsession to add to the list, along with the listings of best science books?
The jazz of physics, the physics of jazz, the chemistry of jazz, the jazz of chemistry, the jazz of computer science, the computer science of jazz, the math of jazz, the jazz of math, the jazz of biology, the biology of jazz, the jazz of engineering, the engineering of jazz.
The fallout of the Great Sonny Rollins Jazz Satire Blowup of 2014 is still reverberating through the jazz community, prompting new uproars and bou