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Bill Beuttler

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Author, "Make It New: Reshaping Jazz in the 21st Century" Associate Professor of Publishing and Writing, Emerson College Correspondent, Boston Globe
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Review: Documenting Sonny

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By Bill Beuttler
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News, From the Magazine, Sonny Rollins By Bill Beuttler   I  Feb. 21, 2023 Clocking in at 700-plus pages, Saxophone Colossus: The Life and Music of Sonny Rollins (Hachette) is a well-written, comprehensive biography commensurate with its subject’s great stature.
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Newport Jazz Festival 2022

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By Bill Beuttler
| JazzTimes Verified
The 2022 Newport Jazz Festival’s three days of sunshine were bracketed, more or less, by a pair of all-star ensemble jams that included Christian McBride. The second of them celebrated the man whom McBride succeeded as the festival’s artistic director, George Wein. It was the festival’s first edition since Wein’s passing last September at 95.
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The Big Ears Festival: Back to Live Action in Knoxville

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By Bill Beuttler
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The Big Ears Festival returned to Knoxville in a big way in late March, drawing an estimated 30,000 music enthusiasts from across the U.S. and overseas to the eastern Tennessee city after a two-year hiatus caused by COVID. The dozens of artists featured over the four-day event were arty, cutting-edge types drawn from—and in many cases themselves drawing from—a range of genres.
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