State Press Magazine: September 23, 1999
Cover
Story: Opinion
Cafe: Art
Palette: Motion
Pictures: Local
Scene: asu jazz professors have contributed to the jazz
genre with a tribute to miles davis. Music
Notes: classic jazz musicians had a lasting impact. some
of todayÍs rap and hip hop artists have stayed close to jazz roots. Que
Pasa: Next
week:
today is the birthday of jazz great saxophonist
john coltrane. find out what his style meant to the genre.
Also: Check out our list
of must-have jazz cds
spm reporter kim prendergast does some soul-searching
on the importance of having a variety of musical tastes. but
if you never listen to yanni, sheÍll understand.
some artists have funky art that often leaves
little to the imagination. but bob carey keeps you guessing
with things like a human head trussed up like a wrapped ham.
thora birch talks about the quirks of teenage
suburban life as they exist in american beauty, opening this
weekend.
Also: Mumford
that damn show has come and gone, but
we were there and caught a few of the highlights. thought you
might like a glimpse.
91.5 is not just another spot on the
radio dial. dj blaze lantana for listener-supported kjzz talks
about teaching listeners to live, love and learn jazz.
It's Thursday, and the weekend's coming up.
Here's your guide to figuring out just what's worth doing in this
town for the next couple weeks.
old movies„ if you donÍt have a favorite one yet,
this issue may help you out.
Also: bloodhound gang and goldfinger hit town next weekend.
find out what theyÍre up to.
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