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“Bowie’s literally three feet away, then the hairs on the back of my neck went up and I was like, this is insane – how does this happen?”: David Torn tells us about the time David Bowie's genius was on full display in the studio

Famed for his unconventional approach to guitar, film scoring and work with Bowie, David Torn returns with expansive new LP, Now I Imagine a Place Not the Same

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“All I wanted was be a punk rocker and play the bass guitar. I went completely in the other direction from jazz, and now I'm trying to catch up”: When Flea met Charlie Haden – and had much more in common than you might think

From the Bass Player Archive: An interview with a bona-fide rock star and a veteran jazz legend

Guitar World

The best biographies and memoirs of 2024

Salman Rushdie’s account of his near-fatal stabbing, a 360-degree view of Queen Elizabeth II and Al Pacino’s rags to riches career are among this year’s most compelling personal histories

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A Thousand Threads by Neneh Cherry audiobook review – love, chaos and creativity

The singer-songwriter’s atmospheric memoir reveals many musical adventures and doesn’t shy away from exploring her challenging times

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‘My whole life’s interconnected’: Neneh Cherry on the relationships that inspire her, leaving home at 15, and the joy of a trashy box set

The celebrated musician answers questions from Observer readers and famous fans including Michael Stipe, Bernardine Evaristo, Questlove and Sadiq Khan

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Send us your questions for Neneh Cherry

If you’ve got something to ask the Buffalo Stance singer about her four decades in music, now is your chance

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Turning Point: Nearly 70 years ago, the U.S. Amateur changed Arnold Palmer’s career path, and golf was never the same again

One year after his U.S. Amateur win, Palmer won his first Tour title and began to usher in golf’s new era.

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My Grandpa Never Spoke of the War. I Needed to See Where He Fought

Looking around the Italian village, bullet holes still peppering the bricks, I can feel something in my bones, haunting me

The Walrus

Peter Brötzmann obituary

German saxophonist who was a pioneering figure in the world of European free jazz

The Guardian - UK

"Imagine Cream with Bill Frisell on guitar and Charlie Haden on bass": Charlie Haden's guide to his best work, from jazz to blues and beyond

In 1996, the legendary jazz bassist gave us a guide on where to start with his enormous and tremendous body of work

Guitar World

‘People didn’t think of her work as fine art’: revisiting the psychedelic creations of Moki Cherry

The late artist embraced a multitude of disciplines in a 40-year career, including a decades-long partnership with jazz musician Don. Now her granddaughter is curating the first UK show of an overlooked body of work

The Guardian - UK

Growing up, every girl has a pop star they idolise – for me it was Neneh Cherry

The singer and rapper gave me my template of how to be a grown woman, and now my daughter is transfixed, too

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Don Cherry tribute at the EFG London Jazz Festival review: a spectacular end to a magnificent week

Don Cherry’s legacy was alive and well in this rapturous performance

Evening Standard

Music show: 1990s star Eagle-Eye Cherry returns with ‘Back On Track’

Eagle-Eye Cherry shot to fame in the late 1990s with his debut album “Desireless”, which featured the planetary hit “Save Tonight”. The Swedish American alternative rock singer-songwriter is back with a new album “Back on Track” out on January 27. He tells FRANCE 24 how coming from a musical family…

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‘The baddest technician’: how Don Cherry is still making jazz new

The man who turned bebop upside down with Ornette Coleman went on to work with artists from Sonny Rollins to Ian Dury – and the London jazz festival is set to show he’s still inspiring

Evening Standard

Our top 12 shows to book now at the EFG London Jazz Festival 2022 from Nubiyan Twist to Melody Gardot

The pick of the shows from the event’s largest ever line-up

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A church with open doors: the ecstatic power of Pharoah Sanders

The spiritual jazz legend was a man of few words – but his expansive, effusive playing said everything

The Conversation

Heading to the FIFA World Cup impacts Canadian identity — and helps us play on a bigger political field

On March 27, the Canadian men’s national soccer team defeated Jamaica on a below-freezing afternoon in Toronto. That win guaranteed the team’s qualification for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

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