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  1. January 27, 2026

    Reading about Sammy Nestico's big band charts for my lesson which is cancelled today. Nonetheless I soldier on with my reading and practice.

    I want to clear my bench so I can hook a remote system up to the newly installed secondary system while I wait for my new network switch. I also want to check out a receiver.

    northernights and Lispy Gopher Climate Show this evening on anonradio.

    anonradio.net

    #journal #discord #HairyLarryLand #BigBands #LibreIndieArchive

  2. WayV Cube! This is making me unreasonably happy. :blobcatgiggle: :blobcathearts:

    #WayV #BigBands

  3. Yaaaaay! We got the suits version (swoon) .. and they won today too!

    WayV, BIG BANDS (Korean Ver.) [THE SHOW 250729]
    youtube.com/watch?v=k4o8W1grJ0o

    #WayV #BigBands #TheShow #KPop

  4. Also Squee! :ablobcatbongo:

    WayV ウェイブ이 웨이션브이 - BIG BANDS (Korean Ver.) [Music Bank] | KBS WORLD TV 250725
    youtube.com/watch?v=yf67Aws_JD8

    #WayV #BigBands #MusicBank #KPop

  5. Yay! The first performance video is here. :ablobcatbongo:

    WayV _ BIG BANDS (Korean Ver.) | 1theKILLPO | 원더킬포 | 퍼포먼스 | Performance | 4K | 쿤 텐 샤오쥔 헨드리 양양
    youtube.com/watch?v=o9DPRfIx5RU

    #WayV #BigBands

  6. WayV's new ep really is so good and I get why Big Bands is the single/title/concept, but Ice Tea and Sad Eyes are my fave tracks by far. Fun!

    Is it the sexy version of Soda Pop or what!? :blobcatgiggle:

    250718 BEIJING SHOWCASEWayV SURPRISE STAGE - Ice Tea
    youtube.com/watch?v=PyiyLvQANRE

    (The slightly out of sync wobbly fan cams from the Beijing Showcase are so cute, but I hope they do more performances of this!)

    #WayV #NewMusic #BigBands #IceTea #KPop

  7. WayV's new ep really is so good and I get why Big Bands is the single/title/concept, but Ice Tea and Sad Eyes are my fave tracks by far. Fun!

    Is it the sexy version of Soda Pop or what!? :blobcatgiggle:

    250718 BEIJING SHOWCASEWayV SURPRISE STAGE - Ice Tea
    youtube.com/watch?v=PyiyLvQANRE

    (The slightly out of sync wobbly fan cams from the Beijing Showcase are so cute, but I hope they do more performances of this!)

    #WayV #NewMusic #BigBands #IceTea #KPop

  8. WayV's new ep really is so good and I get why Big Bands is the single/title/concept, but Ice Tea and Sad Eyes are my fave tracks by far. Fun!

    Is it the sexy version of Soda Pop or what!? :blobcatgiggle:

    250718 BEIJING SHOWCASEWayV SURPRISE STAGE - Ice Tea
    youtube.com/watch?v=PyiyLvQANRE

    (The slightly out of sync wobbly fan cams from the Beijing Showcase are so cute, but I hope they do more performances of this!)

    #WayV #NewMusic #BigBands #IceTea #KPop

  9. WayV's new ep really is so good and I get why Big Bands is the single/title/concept, but Ice Tea and Sad Eyes are my fave tracks by far. Fun!

    Is it the sexy version of Soda Pop or what!? :blobcatgiggle:

    250718 BEIJING SHOWCASEWayV SURPRISE STAGE - Ice Tea
    youtube.com/watch?v=PyiyLvQANRE

    (The slightly out of sync wobbly fan cams from the Beijing Showcase are so cute, but I hope they do more performances of this!)

    #WayV #NewMusic #BigBands #IceTea #KPop

  10. WayV's new ep really is so good and I get why Big Bands is the single/title/concept, but Ice Tea and Sad Eyes are my fave tracks by far. Fun!

    Is it the sexy version of Soda Pop or what!? :blobcatgiggle:

    250718 BEIJING SHOWCASEWayV SURPRISE STAGE - Ice Tea
    youtube.com/watch?v=PyiyLvQANRE

    (The slightly out of sync wobbly fan cams from the Beijing Showcase are so cute, but I hope they do more performances of this!)

    #WayV #NewMusic #BigBands #IceTea #KPop

  11. WayV 威神V 'BIG BANDS (狂想曲)' MV Teaser

    WayV The 7th Mini Album 【BIG BANDS】
    ➫ 2025.07.18 (CST/KST)

    💿Pre-order&save&add
    wayv.lnk.to/BIGBANDS

    #WayV #威神V #BIGBANDS
    #WayV_BIGBANDS

  12. Artie Shaw was born Arthur Jacob Arshawsky on May 23, 1910, in New York City. We're featuring his music all day on Cladrite Radio, so tune in now! cladriteradio.com #bigbands #bigbandmusic #swingmusic #1930smusic #1940smusic

  13. Artie Shaw was born Arthur Jacob Arshawsky on May 23, 1910, in New York City. We're featuring his music all day on Cladrite Radio, so tune in now! cladriteradio.com #bigbands #bigbandmusic #swingmusic #1930smusic #1940smusic

  14. Artie Shaw was born Arthur Jacob Arshawsky on May 23, 1910, in New York City. We're featuring his music all day on Cladrite Radio, so tune in now! cladriteradio.com #bigbands #bigbandmusic #swingmusic #1930smusic #1940smusic

  15. Artie Shaw was born Arthur Jacob Arshawsky on May 23, 1910, in New York City. We're featuring his music all day on Cladrite Radio, so tune in now! cladriteradio.com #bigbands #bigbandmusic #swingmusic #1930smusic #1940smusic

  16. Artie Shaw was born Arthur Jacob Arshawsky on May 23, 1910, in New York City. We're featuring his music all day on Cladrite Radio, so tune in now! cladriteradio.com #bigbands #bigbandmusic #swingmusic #1930smusic #1940smusic

  17. Here's my review of "Game Changer" from the amazing and amusing 8-Bit Big Band. Can ditties from old video games survive the maximal big band treatment?

    #jazz #bigbands #videogames #videogamemusic

    allenmichie.medium.com/review-

  18. Before Motown: a history of jazz in Detroit, 1920-60

    When most people think of Detroit and music, they think of the Motown sound. But what many people forget is that Detroit has a remarkable jazz history, which became a major influence in what came to be known as the Motown sound. Before Motown is the first book about the history of jazz in Detroit. It shows the significant impact Detroit has had on the development of jazz in America, with its own sound, distinct from that of the other jazz centers of Chicago, New Orleans, St. Louis, or Kansas City. Starting with the big bands in the 1920s, with groups like the McKinney's Cotton Pickers and Jean Goldkette's Orchestra, and continuing into the 1950s, Detroit experienced a golden age of modern jazz centered around clubs like the Blue Bird Inn. That jazz scene comes alive in interviews with musicians and club owners, combined with unique period photographs and advertisements. In addition, Detroit's vital jazz scene is placed in its social context, particularly within the changing relations between blacks and whites at the time. Long overdue, Before Motown tells the story of Detroit jazz as it really happened, told by the people who lived it. More importantly, it shows how life can mirror art in the most pragmatic of American cities, Detroit. Lars Bjorn is Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan, Dearborn, and the author of numerous articles and publications about jazz. Jim Gallert is Vice President of the Jazz Alliance of Michigan and a veteran jazz broadcaster. He has been involved with the Detroit jazz scene for over twenty-five years.

    press.umich.edu/23532/before_m

    #DetroitJazz #Motown #JazzHistory #DetroitMusic #BeforeMotown #UniversityOfMichiganPress #LarsBjorn #JimGallert #BigBands #McKinneysCottonPickers #JeanGoldkette #BlueBirdInn #ModernJazz #BlackAndWhiteRelations #Sociology #JazzAllianceOfMichigan #JazzBroadcaster #jazz #music

  19. Before Motown: a history of jazz in Detroit, 1920-60

    When most people think of Detroit and music, they think of the Motown sound. But what many people forget is that Detroit has a remarkable jazz history, which became a major influence in what came to be known as the Motown sound. Before Motown is the first book about the history of jazz in Detroit. It shows the significant impact Detroit has had on the development of jazz in America, with its own sound, distinct from that of the other jazz centers of Chicago, New Orleans, St. Louis, or Kansas City. Starting with the big bands in the 1920s, with groups like the McKinney's Cotton Pickers and Jean Goldkette's Orchestra, and continuing into the 1950s, Detroit experienced a golden age of modern jazz centered around clubs like the Blue Bird Inn. That jazz scene comes alive in interviews with musicians and club owners, combined with unique period photographs and advertisements. In addition, Detroit's vital jazz scene is placed in its social context, particularly within the changing relations between blacks and whites at the time. Long overdue, Before Motown tells the story of Detroit jazz as it really happened, told by the people who lived it. More importantly, it shows how life can mirror art in the most pragmatic of American cities, Detroit. Lars Bjorn is Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan, Dearborn, and the author of numerous articles and publications about jazz. Jim Gallert is Vice President of the Jazz Alliance of Michigan and a veteran jazz broadcaster. He has been involved with the Detroit jazz scene for over twenty-five years.

    press.umich.edu/23532/before_m

    #DetroitJazz #Motown #JazzHistory #DetroitMusic #BeforeMotown #UniversityOfMichiganPress #LarsBjorn #JimGallert #BigBands #McKinneysCottonPickers #JeanGoldkette #BlueBirdInn #ModernJazz #BlackAndWhiteRelations #Sociology #JazzAllianceOfMichigan #JazzBroadcaster #jazz #music

  20. Before Motown: a history of jazz in Detroit, 1920-60

    When most people think of Detroit and music, they think of the Motown sound. But what many people forget is that Detroit has a remarkable jazz history, which became a major influence in what came to be known as the Motown sound. Before Motown is the first book about the history of jazz in Detroit. It shows the significant impact Detroit has had on the development of jazz in America, with its own sound, distinct from that of the other jazz centers of Chicago, New Orleans, St. Louis, or Kansas City. Starting with the big bands in the 1920s, with groups like the McKinney's Cotton Pickers and Jean Goldkette's Orchestra, and continuing into the 1950s, Detroit experienced a golden age of modern jazz centered around clubs like the Blue Bird Inn. That jazz scene comes alive in interviews with musicians and club owners, combined with unique period photographs and advertisements. In addition, Detroit's vital jazz scene is placed in its social context, particularly within the changing relations between blacks and whites at the time. Long overdue, Before Motown tells the story of Detroit jazz as it really happened, told by the people who lived it. More importantly, it shows how life can mirror art in the most pragmatic of American cities, Detroit. Lars Bjorn is Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan, Dearborn, and the author of numerous articles and publications about jazz. Jim Gallert is Vice President of the Jazz Alliance of Michigan and a veteran jazz broadcaster. He has been involved with the Detroit jazz scene for over twenty-five years.

    press.umich.edu/23532/before_m

    #DetroitJazz #Motown #JazzHistory #DetroitMusic #BeforeMotown #UniversityOfMichiganPress #LarsBjorn #JimGallert #BigBands #McKinneysCottonPickers #JeanGoldkette #BlueBirdInn #ModernJazz #BlackAndWhiteRelations #Sociology #JazzAllianceOfMichigan #JazzBroadcaster #jazz #music

  21. Before Motown: a history of jazz in Detroit, 1920-60

    When most people think of Detroit and music, they think of the Motown sound. But what many people forget is that Detroit has a remarkable jazz history, which became a major influence in what came to be known as the Motown sound. Before Motown is the first book about the history of jazz in Detroit. It shows the significant impact Detroit has had on the development of jazz in America, with its own sound, distinct from that of the other jazz centers of Chicago, New Orleans, St. Louis, or Kansas City. Starting with the big bands in the 1920s, with groups like the McKinney's Cotton Pickers and Jean Goldkette's Orchestra, and continuing into the 1950s, Detroit experienced a golden age of modern jazz centered around clubs like the Blue Bird Inn. That jazz scene comes alive in interviews with musicians and club owners, combined with unique period photographs and advertisements. In addition, Detroit's vital jazz scene is placed in its social context, particularly within the changing relations between blacks and whites at the time. Long overdue, Before Motown tells the story of Detroit jazz as it really happened, told by the people who lived it. More importantly, it shows how life can mirror art in the most pragmatic of American cities, Detroit. Lars Bjorn is Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan, Dearborn, and the author of numerous articles and publications about jazz. Jim Gallert is Vice President of the Jazz Alliance of Michigan and a veteran jazz broadcaster. He has been involved with the Detroit jazz scene for over twenty-five years.

    press.umich.edu/23532/before_m

    #DetroitJazz #Motown #JazzHistory #DetroitMusic #BeforeMotown #UniversityOfMichiganPress #LarsBjorn #JimGallert #BigBands #McKinneysCottonPickers #JeanGoldkette #BlueBirdInn #ModernJazz #BlackAndWhiteRelations #Sociology #JazzAllianceOfMichigan #JazzBroadcaster #jazz #music

  22. Before Motown: a history of jazz in Detroit, 1920-60

    When most people think of Detroit and music, they think of the Motown sound. But what many people forget is that Detroit has a remarkable jazz history, which became a major influence in what came to be known as the Motown sound. Before Motown is the first book about the history of jazz in Detroit. It shows the significant impact Detroit has had on the development of jazz in America, with its own sound, distinct from that of the other jazz centers of Chicago, New Orleans, St. Louis, or Kansas City. Starting with the big bands in the 1920s, with groups like the McKinney's Cotton Pickers and Jean Goldkette's Orchestra, and continuing into the 1950s, Detroit experienced a golden age of modern jazz centered around clubs like the Blue Bird Inn. That jazz scene comes alive in interviews with musicians and club owners, combined with unique period photographs and advertisements. In addition, Detroit's vital jazz scene is placed in its social context, particularly within the changing relations between blacks and whites at the time. Long overdue, Before Motown tells the story of Detroit jazz as it really happened, told by the people who lived it. More importantly, it shows how life can mirror art in the most pragmatic of American cities, Detroit. Lars Bjorn is Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan, Dearborn, and the author of numerous articles and publications about jazz. Jim Gallert is Vice President of the Jazz Alliance of Michigan and a veteran jazz broadcaster. He has been involved with the Detroit jazz scene for over twenty-five years.

    press.umich.edu/23532/before_m

    #DetroitJazz #Motown #JazzHistory #DetroitMusic #BeforeMotown #UniversityOfMichiganPress #LarsBjorn #JimGallert #BigBands #McKinneysCottonPickers #JeanGoldkette #BlueBirdInn #ModernJazz #BlackAndWhiteRelations #Sociology #JazzAllianceOfMichigan #JazzBroadcaster #jazz #music