Pull Your Coat: Jazz News And Links For June 19, 2010

By David Johnson

Published September 11, 2019 at 3:29 PM EDT

For the holiday weekend of Juneteenth and Father's Day, we have two Night Lights programs, The Juneteenth Jazz Jamboree and Daddy-O: Father-And-Son Teams In Jazz.

All About Jazz has the complete rundown of this past week's 2010 Jazz Journalists Association Awards

Jazz historian/writer Steven Isoardi (you can hear him on the Night Lights programs Come On Down To Central Avenue and One More You Wrote Through Us: Horace Tapscott) has published an account of bassist Henry Grimes' 2003 re-emergence (you can hear an interview with Grimes on the Night Lights show Now Found: Henry Grimes)

An interesting discussion is being had at Organissimo on the influence of Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.

Speaking of Miles, have yourself a Bitches Brew.

NPR has the scoop on Herbie Hancock's latest.

Ben Young has written a fine obituary for avant-garde jazz trumpeter and composer Bill Dixon.

Mosaic Records' long-awaited Ahmad Jamal box-set, as well as its John Carter-Bobby Bradford 3-CD set, should be shipping in mid-July.