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Yvette Freeman Hartley directs this 1980s blues music revue, which takes place at a rundown hotel in Chicago in the late 1930s and early 1940s

Yvette Freeman Hartley directs this 1980s blues music revue, which takes place at a rundown hotel in Chicago in the late 1930s and early 1940s

Jazz Night In America's video tribute to the artists lost in 2022.

Indiana Universitys Jacobs School of Music to present opera by Black composer William Grant Still with ballet set to his music.

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Austin 360 Austin360 On The Record is a weekly roundup of new, recent and upcoming releases by local and Austin-associated recording artists.  NEW RELEASES Willie Nelson, "Thats Life" (Legacy). Closing in on 90 — he’ll turn 88 in two months — Austin’s greatest musical icon has hit upon a couple of deep grooves lately. Albums largely addressing Nelson’s encroaching mortality head-on (including 2018’s “Last Man Standing” and 2019’s “Ride Me Back Home”) have shared space w...

Various Artists Deep Elm - Wilard Robinson Harlem Blues - Wilard Robinson Everything I Have Is yours - Gene Austin There Was Nothing Else To Do - Secer Ellis Shine On, Harvest Moon - Secer Ellis Why Do You Suppose - Smith Ballew Miss You - Smith Ballew To Whom It May Concern - Smith Ballew We Cant Use Each Other Any More - Lew Bray How Long Will It Last - Bing Crosby Cabin In The Cotton - Bing Crosby Got The South In My Soul - Harlan Lattimore How Do you do It - Harlan Lattimore Lets Pretend Th...

Thats Life. He also shared a selection from the upcoming effort, "Cottage for Sale." The album, due to arrive in early 2021, is a companion to Nelsons 2018 LP  My Way, another collection filled with standards made famous by the late entertainer known as "Ol Blue Eyes." That effort contained staples such as "Summer Wind" and, of course, Sinatras signature tune, "My Way." On Thats Life, Nelson tackles more ubiquitous fare that Sinatra helped to popularize, such as "Ive Got You Under My Skin,"...