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We lost a real one last week. Ruben Jackson Kavi, Jazz historian, music critic and DJ, died at the age of 67. Vermonters Jackson is known to host the Vermont public show “Friday Night Jazz”; During his run there, his dulasset ton on Mike and Jazz’s encyclopedia knowledge made the program necessary by hearing the program necessary. Find out a report on page 43 and read about all the methods that Jackson touched vermontors with his music love; sharp wit; And gentle, shy soul.
I never met Jackson individually – he was famous, and he went back to Washington, DC in 2018 – but we match in the years that I am sitting on the music editor’s chair. Jackson monitored his former home, whether to correct me slowly when I have seen in detail about a jazz artist or just to comment on things happening in the scene.
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When I wrote a story on Rising star Noah Kahanjaksan’s fandum, he was a surprising source, as he became a great fan of a Straford-born singer-songman.
“I really don’t care what a song is,” Jackson told me. “My parents played us everything from Pete Segar to Rachmaninofai. I just need to move and to believe that it is authentic. ,
You rent well, reuben.
A new music series is coming to the city of Merchant Hall in Ratland. There are four shows in a sound space Live, running from February to May, which features Vermont, upper valley and beyond musicians.
The series was conceived by Josh quota of Audio Audio and George Nostrandews operates a rehearsal space in a sound space, Rutland.
Nostrand wrote in an email, “I have tried to do shows in the Rotland region many times.” “What people often do to produce high quality production.”
Keeping this in mind, the quota and Nostrand demanded sponsors, including the original owner of a sound space, Jacob Strip. When Patorty asked Nostrand if he felt that such a project could pay, Nostrand replied, “I don’t know, and I still,” he said. “But Mark is the type of person who is ready to risk something, if it is good for the community.”
The series closes on 29 February with a 29 February show, which was performed on 28 March by Volcot singer Christine Malcolm and Rudy Doth by Luminous Crushfold, folk pair Stepletton on 25 April and American Act paper and Sasfras on 30 May.
For more information, go to asoundspace.brownpapertickets.com.
Indie-Lok singer Audrey Pearl left his latest single this week. The native of Burlington wrote “A Time Like This” after seeing the clear cutting of a forest near his childhood house.
“I was inspired to write this song about the future without trees, clean water or breath – and what childhood would look like in that future,” he said.
The result of this is a persecution and gentle folk Gathagit, in which pearl sound is hot and up in front, because she sings, “It is sinking that you can’t have a child at a time like this.”
“A Time Like This” hits streaming services on Friday, 23 February.
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South Burlington Artemics 2O24, Higher Ground Ballroom, South Burlington, Friday, 16 February: SB Artmix 2024, hosted by South Burlington Friends of the Arts, went down to the Higher Ground last week. Charity focuses on students in art, but some local professionals capted the night, including singer-song Troy Milllet and Indie-Pop lyricist Andrea Chobot. When the Headlineer Dwite + Nicole came, what would I call an extravaganza while crowning in the evening. But all a returning favorite in the middle of it was a favorite South Burlington High School Born in Fan Fan Club. And they came to Rock. Ms. Lee Fan Club Fan Club also came out, and speculates that the biggest crowd was dancing in front of? I used to wear a slight danger shirt in my mid -90s high school band, in the same way Ms. Lee Fan Club Basist, but I did not mention it when I saw the group’s backstage. I mean, he also had his photographer. Talk about intimidation.
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