In addition to Ethan Iverson’s estimable Do the Math blog, my favorite jazz blog these days is George Colligan’s JazzTruth, which lives up to its name not only through George’s penetrating writing, but also strong interviews with such major and — because of the myopia of the critical community — somewhat unsung musicians as Ralph Peterson and Dwayne Burno.
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