• April 11, 2024 •
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• March 28, 2024 •
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Posted in Crafting the text, musical content, Pat Metheny, Personal notes, the book's life in the world
Tags: bob gluck, electric guitar, gary burton, jazz, jazz fusion, music, ornette coleman, Pat Metheny, patmetheny, University of Chicago Press
• May 13, 2014 •
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Tags: airto moreira, bob gluck, chick corea, dave holland, electric jazz, fillmore east, jack dejohnette, jazz, jazz fusion, keith jarrett, miles davis, steve grossman
• October 31, 2013 •
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Tags: 1969, 1970, bob gluck, chick corea, dave holland, electric jazz, herbie hancock, jack dejohnette, jazz, jazz fusion, jazz history, miles davis, quintet, wayne shorter
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