Charles Miller

SWING

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It's a good thing we're not counting on beating the Axis with the patriotic ballads that have been written since

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This being a sort of valedictory, I'm going to write on the very pleasant subject of Spring Dances, and as

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For several months now, the Crimson Network has featured short programs of jazz piano by two undergraduates, Art Hyman and

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The term "jam session" has become a household word recently, and as such has been kicked around quite improperly, to

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Your favorite jazz clarinetist must be either Benny Goodman or Artie Shaw, and don't let anybody tell you different. After

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Last week, when I mentioned Roscoe McRae at the Savoy, I merely touched on a subject which should have been

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This week's column could well be entitled "study in superlatives," for it deals with two monumental events in jazz music

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You either dance to jazz music or you listen to it, or both. That's what it's for. And it can

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For those of us who have been suffering from a recent overdoes of the highly-arranged, sophisticated jazz of small groups

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At the risk of having my Lone Ranger badge taken away for being a member of the Fifth Column, I'd