Louis Armstrong's America - one of Top Ten releases in Jazz Times

[AllenLowe]

https://jazztimes.com/blog/2024-year-in-review-part-2/

[JSngry]

They got back in a hurry, hey!

[Rabshakeh]

Well done! Nice to see that Jazz Times is not just back, but also back.

[GA Russell]

Congrats Allen!

[mikeweil]

Yeah!

[danasgoodstuff]

Congratulations Allen.

[rostasi]

For what it's worth, there's a guy named Tom Hull who blogs regularly on music and he's been keeping your disc(s) at numbers 1 & 3 for a while now - and this is not just in the jazz category either. Anyway, he rambles a lot and is waaaaay too much into details about his methods of posting, but he does have good taste much of the time. Start here.

Also here.

I think this is the main page (with both volumes together as #1).

Edited Monday at 11:49 PM by rostasi

[AllenLowe]

3 hours ago, rostasi said:

For what it's worth, there's a guy named Tom Hull who blogs regularly on music and he's been keeping your disc(s) at numbers 1 & 3 for a while now - and this is not just in the jazz category either. Anyway, he rambles a lot and is waaaaay too much into details about his methods of posting, but he does have good taste much of the time. Start here.

Also here.

I think this is the main page (with both volumes together as #1).

thanks, I had seen something by Tom but not that. As I like to point out, I am pretty much the only non-working musician who makes these lists; same thing happened two years ago. I have a few things next year, but these days the gigs in NYC are controlled by young musicians who don't know me and who tend to book their friends. But I will keep trying.

[JSngry]

Come to Texas and play some blues,,,!

[AllenLowe]

9 hours ago, JSngry said:

Come to Texas and play some blues,,,!

or pay some dues.....