Jazz Guru Len Pace Leaves WLRN, Replaced by Computer
By Erik Maza in Culture
Miami New Times News Blog
By Erik Maza in Culture
Miami New Times News Blog
" For fans, the retirement represents a cultural loss, but it's local musicians and venues that stand to lose the most. Over the last 30 years, Evenin' Jazz has become the defacto show for them to peddle upcoming gigs, the McLaughlin Group of the jazz community.
"If I have a show at my jazz club, the chance of getting it on WLRN now is pretty miniscule because Len's not going to be there to talk about it," says Randy Singer, music director at The Van Dyke Cafe. "Some guy in Chicago's not going to care about it.""
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"If I have a show at my jazz club, the chance of getting it on WLRN now is pretty miniscule because Len's not going to be there to talk about it," says Randy Singer, music director at The Van Dyke Cafe. "Some guy in Chicago's not going to care about it.""
SEE FULL ENTRY AT:
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/riptide/2010/02/jazz_guru_len_pace_leaves_wlrn.php#more
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