New Jazz Golden Age?



An interesting (short) piece. The author sets out a theory that jazz
is entering a 'golden age' based on a new accomodation with popular
music and therefore getting a younger audience. The key being the long
established flexibility jazz has for fusion with other musical forms.

http://www.theroot.com/id/46396?from=rss

Chris
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