Articles in the E polyphony Category
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By Steve Chase
With the “E” revolution roll-ing forward at full speed, its im-pact on music is more evidentall of the time. Small bands that would have never been able to build a fan base when the record companies controlled their destiny are now the in-novators who will keep good music reaching our ears. Nichemarkets have [...]
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by Steve Chase
I’m no weatherman, but I think we’re in for some real winter weather this year. With cold temps, a snowy countryside, and the prospect of a little skiing comes the chance to sit back in the evening in front of the fire with a warm drink and enjoy some holiday music. Here are [...]
E polyphony, From The Paper »
By Steve Chase
Don’t bother asking me for advice on the stock market. Having a relatively long daily commute, I listen to Sirius satellite radio (www.sirius.com), a media format that I believed would grow steadily in the future. I was convinced, and bought some Sirius stock, only to watch it drop precipitously to about five cents [...]
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In college I was privileged to take a jazz history taught by the late great alto saxophonist Jackie McLean (www.music-city.org/Jackie-McLean/discography/). Growing up in the 1930’s Jackie learned to play with the help of Charlie Parker and Thelonious Monk, and was a sideman with many of the greats including Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman, and Freddie Hubbard [...]
E polyphony, From The Paper »
By Steve Chase
Remember the original Sony Walkman? It was a device that changed not only music, but us—for good or bad, depending on how you view it. The Walkman allowed you to take your music with you, and listen privately. For runners and skiers that was good. But the Walkman, and its many successors over [...]





