Iraq Press Roundup
The Kurdish Al Taakhi newspaper on Friday carried an editorial titled "Has the U.S. OK'd Turkish airstrikes on northern Iraq?"
Thursday, September 4
Topic: James Carter
James Carter is the subject or is mentioned in the following stories:
NBA: Toronto 75, Cleveland 69
TORONTO, Jan. 7 (UPI) --
Newport Jazz celebrates 50 years
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (UPI) --
Jazz Notes: Goings on in the jazz world
Bass player and composer Bob Haggart was born this day in 1914 in New York.
Jazz Notes: Goings on in the jazz world
On this day in 1955, graffiti artists began scrawling the words "Bird Lives!" in subway stations and on walls around Greenwich Village in New York City.
Jazz Notes: Goings on in the jazz world
Trombonist Miff Mole was born this day in 1898 in Roosevelt, N.Y. He was a revolutionary trombonist in the 1920s, teaming up on classic recordings with cornetist Red Nichols.
Jazz Notes: Goings on in the jazz world
Composer and pianist Hall Overton was born this day in 1920 in Bangor, Mich. He played with Stan Getz, Oscar Pettiford, Teddy Charles and Jimmy Rainey, and wrote arrangements for Thelonious Monk's historic orchestral concert at Town Hall in 1959.
Jazz Notes: Goings on in the jazz world
Cornetist Rex Stewart was born this day in Philadelphia in 1907. He succeeded Louis Armstrong in Fletcher Henderson's orchestra where he quickly proved himself a highly charged and energetic soloist.
Jazz Notes: Goings on in the jazz world
Pianist and composer Tadd Dameron was born this day in 1917 in Cleveland. Under-acknowledged during his career, he is considered today to have been one of the first great jazz arrangers.
Jazz Notes: Goings on in the jazz world
Saxophonist and flute player Bobby Jaspar was born this date in 1926 in Liege, Belgium. He developed his jazz reputation in Paris in the early 1950s before moving to New York, where he soon performed or toured with J.J. Johnson, Miles Davis, Donald Byrd a
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