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It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
This week on New World Notes: radio program #175, July 12:
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
Guitarist SINAN BAKIR opens up the evening, followed at 7:30 by the Larry Willis Quartet. Keyboardist Willis has performed with such greats as Jackie McLean Dizzy Gillespie, Lee Morgan, Woody Shaw, Hugh Masakela, Cannonball and Nat Adderley, Stan Getz, Art Blakey, Art Taylor, Clifford Jordan, Carmen McRae, and Shirley Horn, and is on more than 300 recordings.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
This week on New World Notes: radio program #176, July 19:
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
Listen on Wednesday, July 20 at 12:30 pm, as Dr. Harvey Jassem interviews Dr. Eric R. Mandel, director of MEPIN™ (Middle East Political and Information Network) about the Gaza flotilla and related issues.
Join Maurice D.Robertson, host of Accent on Creative Music, Wednesday night, July 20 at 10 PM for an interview, with pianist, composer, and bandleader, James Weidman. James Weidman and the Abbey Lincoln Tribute Band are the headliner for the Hartford Jazz Society, Monday Night Jazz concert on July 25. Showtime 7:30 PM, two sets. Tune in at wwuh.org or 91.3 FM.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
THE UMOJA ENSEMBLE opens the evening at 6 PM. At 7:30, there will be a special tribute to tribute to the great jazz vocalist ABBEY LINCOLN - JAMES WEIDMAN, piano; JAY HOGGARD, vibraphone; LEENA CONQUEST, vocals; BRAD JONES, bass; BRUCE COX, drums.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
Join Tuesday Morning WWUH Jazz host Chuck Obuchowski on Tuesday, July 26, from 9 AM - noon, EDT for a salute to the music of Steely Dan.
Steely Dan is performing at Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass. on Tuesday night and at a sold-out performance at the MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods Casino on Friday, July 29.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
Wednesday July 27 will be the final RadioActive show on WWUH. The show features long time supporter of Hartford IMC and RadioActive, Robert Jensen. Tune in on Wednesday from noon to 12:30 pm.
Members of the collective that produced the show are moving on to other projects.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
Progressive Coalition (WWUH, PACE & other co-sponsors) present:
Meltdown, a film depicting imminent nuclear dangers
Thursday, July 28, 7 pm in the University of Hartford, Auerbach Auditorium (ample parking in lot B)
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
It's back again. For more than forty years, jazzophiles and assorted others have had the good fortune to be able to listen to fabulous jazz in Hartford's beautiful Bushnell Park every summer. The Hartford Jazz Society is continuing this tradition that Jazz great Paul Brown started and oversaw for most of its years.
DAMIAN CURTIS QUARTET kicks things off at 6. Headlining is the Hartford Jazz Soiety's HJS NEW DIRECTIONS ENSEMBLE DIRECTED BY EARL MACDONALD.
Chuck Obuchowski will air an interview with NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Heath during Tuesday Morning Jazz, Out Here & Beyond on WWUH 91.3 FM August 2 at 10 AM EDT.
This week on New World Notes: radio program #178, August 2, from 12:00 to 12:30 PM, host Kenneth Dowst presents three short documentary films on fossil fuels, pollution, and the environment:
Join host Susan Forbes Hansen on Monday, August 8 from 1 – 4 PM, when Watch This Space takes a trip back to ‘70s rock with one of the co-founders of the seminal female rock-band Fanny. Fanny paved the way for the Go-Gos, the Runaways, Vixen, etc.
