The Pitchfork Review Issue #9 (Spring)
The Pitchfork Review Issue #9 (Spring) by Pitchfork is a quarterly music publication released by Pitchfork Media on May 31, 2016. This edition, comprising 144 pages, is notable for being the first themed issue, focusing entirely on jazz. It presents a collection of stories that delve into various influential figures and elements within the genre, offering insights into the lives and contributions of artists such as Albert Ayler, Esperanza Spalding, and John & Alice Coltrane.
Readers will find a rich exploration of jazz through features on prominent musicians and their impact on the music scene. The issue covers a diverse range of topics, including the legacy of Max Roach & Abbey Lincoln and the significance of the Selmer Mark VI Saxophone. With its in-depth articles, this edition serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in the genres and styles of music, particularly jazz, and its cultural significance.
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Pitchfork is happy to present the ninth issue of The Pitchfork Review, our quarterly music publication. It’s our first-ever themed issue; it’s focused entirely on jazz. The issue features stories about Albert Ayler, Esperanza Spalding, Don Cheadle, John & Alice Coltrane, Max Roach & Abbey Lincoln, Sonny & Linda Sharrock, Sonny Rollins, Sun Ra, Supreme, the Selmer Mark VI Saxophone, Thelonious Monk, Tomeka Reid, and Lisa Simpson.
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