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Freelance journalist/jazz nerd/books-music hoarder. Copy editor Boston Globe opinion pages (retired). Former arts editor Boston Phoenix (RIP).
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Arts Remembrance: Jeff “Monoman” Conolly - He Knew All the Secrets

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By Jon Garelick
| The Arts Fuse
By Jon Garelick The “Monoman” was obsessive, exacting, and unforgettable. Lyres, with Jeff Conolly, second from right. Photo: courtesy of Ace of Hearts Back in the ’80s, I had a belt-driven Phillips turntable. It was probably the most “audiophile” piece of stereo equipment I’ve ever owned. At some point, the cartridge and stylus needed to be replaced. Jeff Conolly — who I knew from the Boston music scene and the restaurant where we both worked — asked me if he could have the old cartridge.
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Jazz Album Reviews: A Roundup of Recent Recordings

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By Jon Garelick
| The Arts Fuse
By Jon Garelick An occasional feature that looks at current jazz albums of interest. Kris Adams & Peter Perfido, Away (Jazzbird) With two nominal “leaders” and no clear unifying theme, this album nonetheless comes off as satisfying and nourishing as a carefully planned, beautifully executed concert program.
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Auditions: Patricia Brennan

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By Jon Garelick
| jazzizdiscovery.com
Patricia Brennan Of the Near and Far (Pyroclastic) In her liner notes, Patricia Brennan writes that Of the Near and Far was inspired in part by her love of star-gazing. The harmonies for most of the album’s seven pieces were created by superimposing her drawings of specific constellations on the circle of fifths. Hey, whatever... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
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