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The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original

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The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original. 8220;Here was something truly American…”. The son of a Creek Indian mother and Kaw father, grew up surrounded by the songs and dances of the intertribal powwow circuit. He learned Native American Church peyote chants and other songs from his father, Gilbert Pepper. And grandfather, Ralph Pepper. That early, innovative group – with Bob Moses. On drums, Larry Coryell. On guitars, and Chris Hill. Out of Sight and Sound. For Rudy Van Gelder. 8220;, based o...

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ARTICLES ABOUT JIM PEPPER (by Bill Siegel) | The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original

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The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original. ARTICLES ABOUT JIM PEPPER. Leave a comment ». I had been asked by the (now defunct, alas) Belgium jazz magazine, jazz’halo. To write a small piece about my impressions of Pepper and his music for a special tribute they were publishing in his honor. That’s where “ It’s Good Where We’ve Been…. 8220; A Tale of Synchronicity. I think the “ Jazz and the Politics of Identity. 8220; The Man Who Never Sleeps. 8221; was my first written and published piece....

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Jazz and the Politics of Identity: The Legacy of Jim Pepper | The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original

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The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original. Jazz and the Politics of Identity: The Legacy of Jim Pepper. Leave a comment ». An earlier version of this article was published by In Motion Magazine. 8220;Identity is a set of currents, flowing currents,. Rather than a fixed place or a stable set of objects.”. When Mescalero Apache jazz composer and electric bassist John-Carlos Perea. Was still in high school, a teacher had him listen to the music of John Coltrane. Experiences listening to jazz revol...

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Jim Pepper House: June 2013

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Dedicated to the legacy of the Flying Eagle, Jim Pepper. Saturday, June 29, 2013. Jan Michael Looking Wolf and Friends August 10. We are very happy to announce that Jan Michael Looking Wolf and Friends. Will headline the Flying Eagle Main Stage on Saturday, August 10, at 5:00 pm, closing out the series of free concerts for Jim PepperFest 2013. Jan Michael Looking Wolf has a lot of friends, as you can see in this live performance of his NAMA Record of the Year Live as One. We are all related…. Paulann has...

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Discography | Bryan Bowman

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Bands and CD’s. Bryan Bowman – Like Minds. May 5th, 2015). Ian Carey – trumpet. Bob Kenmotsu – saxophone. Matt Clark – piano. Doug Miller – bass. Bryan Bowman – drums and all compositions. 8211; Released 2013. John-Carlos Parea – electric bass, Native American flute, vocals, Pow Wow drum. Jimmy Biala – percussion. Bryan Bowman – drums (tracks 1,2,4,5 and 6). Lewis Jordan – alto sax, baritone. Elliot Kavee – drums (tracks 3,7). Masaru Koga – alto and soprano sax. Jessica Bissett Perea – Vocals. Jhno &#821...

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Jim Pepper: “The Man Who Never Sleeps” | The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original

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The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original. Jim Pepper: “The Man Who Never Sleeps”. Originally published in an earlier version by In Motion Magazine. Several years ago, there was a wildly popular. Recorded, it seemed, in more versions and by more singers than might have congregated for a dozen renditions of. We Are The World. M a distance” – thus learning that my problems and concerns were pretty insignificant dust motes in an uncaring (but somehow still benevolent? In my car. The song. That so ...

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Weekend-long Jim Pepper Tribute Opens 2005 Portland Jazz Fest | The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original

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The Jazz Legacy of Jim Pepper: An American Original. Weekend-long Jim Pepper Tribute Opens 2005 Portland Jazz Fest. Leave a comment ». FEBRUARY 11-12, 2005 – Portland, Oregon USA. This article originally appeared in AllAboutJazz.com. The huge pipe organ on the stage at Portland, Oregon’s First Unitarian Church was imposing, even awe-inspiring, but that wasn’t the cause of all the buzz among the 400-plus people in the audience on Friday night, February 11. And featured vocalist Caren Knight-Pepper. Who re...