"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
The Big Geez is a retiree who takes time off from trimming his ear hair to write about music -- sometimes doing conventional reviews, but often just sharing his opinions about how something resonates with his memories and those of his generation. You can read more of his faux pearls of wisdom at the Geezer Music Club.
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Music Review: Michael Olatuja — Speak
A debut album that winningly combines the music of several cultures.
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Retro Redux: Ben Webster - King Of The Tenors?
One of the best of the early jazz saxophonists.
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Retro Redux: Songwriter Turned Star - Eddie Rabbitt
A surprisingly diversified star, he left behind a ton of memorable songs.
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Retro Redux: Getting To Know Arthur Greenslade
One of the best-kept secrets in pop music.
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Retro Redux: The Many Talents Of Tex Ritter
All about a singing cowboy's career — and his legacy, which included a famous son.
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Music Review: Alvin Queen - Mighty Long Way
A respected jazz drummer comes home — sort of.
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Retro Redux: Gene McDaniels And The BBC
Having a record banned is an odd way to start a career.
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Retro Redux: Remembering The B-List Music Stars
Big stars in their day, and the music was pretty good too.
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Retro Redux: Bob — The Other Crosby
Although Bing died in 1977 - 16 years before him - Bob probably still felt his presence.
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Music Review: Gabriel Espinosa - From Yucatan To Rio
The Latin jazz guitarist combines the music of several different influences on his debut album as a leader.
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