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Hot Jazz Journalism is Back🎺 Explore Recent issues ofThe Syncopated Times Traditional Jazz, Ragtime, Swing

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Hot Jazz Journalism is Back🎺 Explore Recent issues ofThe Syncopated Times Traditional Jazz, Ragtime, Swing

The Syncopated Times is a monthly print and online newspaper shining a spotlight on early jazz styles and the people playing them today. A print subscription is $40 in the US and full online access can be had for only $30 a year. 

Please explore these highlights from recent issues, only a small fraction of the contents are found below.

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Highlights

 

Columns

 

The renowned French quartet Paris Washboard made a brief trip across the pond in February to play four concerts in my neck of the woods.

 

Decades ago, a classic Fletcher Henderson four-LP set was titled A Study In Frustration. I always thought that that title was inaccurate as far as… 

Reviews
Rebecca Kilgore Andy Brown Together Live

 
 

The Final Chorus

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Hightlights

 

 

Richard Simon and the MBHS kids on stage at the school.
 
 

Tatiana Eva-Marie March 2020

Highlights
 
 

Wheatleys Arcadians String aint what they used to be

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