Nathan Davis Quintet: The Hip Walk article @ All About Jazz
Nathan Davis Quintet: The Hip Walk article by Ken Dryden, published on January 14, 2024 at All About Jazz. Find more Liner Notes articles
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Nathan Davis Quintet: The Hip Walk article by Ken Dryden, published on January 14, 2024 at All About Jazz. Find more Liner Notes articles
Blue Note's Tone Poet audiophile vinyl reissue series, which has been written about frequently in these pages, was inaugurated in 2019 and has now reached 70+ releases, mostly reissues from the storied label's catalog with outliers from Pacific Jazz/World Pacific and United Artists and a couple of new issues thrown in. The Blue Note reissues have ranged from classics released in myriad editions since their initial LP run to music held back for years and sometimes put out only in Japan or only recently discovered and released on compact disc.
The rebrand represents a new broader spectrum of work in all aspects of Trauma and Orthopaedics, across Northern Ireland. TORC aims to improve the lives of all patients with musculoskeletal injury or disease in Northern Ireland, through focusing on research, education and support for both patients and staff. Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Owen Diamond, says, “As a trustee of TORC, I am excited that the new name represents the wider range of patients and musculoskeletal research we can support.” Previously the charity was limited to providing funding for research projects into...
So, so bogus, general motors is a conduit for the white house, redistributing and so on. the reality preserve jobs, save jobs, that's a totally dishonest, bogus-- if my son came home with that rhetoric for his report card, i would be upset and don't want it to business leaders. >> what's behind the scenes, government influence that might be there and this is what bubbles up to the surface and the other thing-- >> very good point. >> paying back the loan with the taxpayer money. there's not only did they pay it back with taxpayer money, they took out a television advertisement to boast about it...