My friend, Steve Voce - Jazz Journal
Steve Voce could be provocative but for Digby Fairweather he will always be 'the big-faced, ever-smiling man who was a regular friend'
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Steve Voce could be provocative but for Digby Fairweather he will always be 'the big-faced, ever-smiling man who was a regular friend'
Mike Brown sits down with podcaster Ben Anderson to talk about the upcoming Utah Jazz season.
If you're a fan of fashion, it's highly recommended that you set your alarm early for Saturday, Dec. 11.In conjunction with fashion designer Warren Lotas, the Utah Jazz and Lotas have partnered on a clothing collaboration featuring Utah's iconic 'purple theme' paired with Lotas' signature designs. Set to be released at 10 a.m. at Vivint Arena on Saturday, Dec. 11, the clothing
STOKES W. Royal Stokes, 90, an award-winning jazz journalist and author who worked to expand opportunities for women in jazz, died Saturday of myelodysplastic syndrome, a condition related to leukemia. Stokes died at home in Elkins, West Virginia, in the presence of family and with the music of Bunk Johnson playing quietly in the background. Stokes was born in Washington, D.C., in 1930. He grew up in homes in D.C. and Baltimore and on Gibson Island, Maryland, where — at the age of 13 — he heard his first boogie-woogie piano 78s and began his lifelong devotion to jazz music. In 1948, Sto...