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Music, Music Feature Aug 27, 2018
Bassist Eric Revis works at the conflux of the mainstream and its far-out tributaries

The quartet he brings to Jazz Fest is packed with inside-outside explorers: pianist Kris Davis, reedist Ken Vandermark, and drummer Chad Taylor.
- By John Corbett
- Tags: Music Feature, Chicago Jazz Festival, Jazz Festival, jazz, Eric Revis, bass, Eric Revis Quartet, Kris Davis, Ken Vandermark, Chad Taylor, Sing Me Some Cry, Branford Marsalis Quartet, Tales of the Stuttering Mime, Laughter’s Necklace of Tears, Betty Carter, Peter Brötzmann, Nasheet Waits, Kurt Rosenwinkel, J.D. Allen, Steve Coleman, Green Mill

Blogs, Bleader May 7, 2018
Breeders at the Vic and more of the best things to do in Chicago this week

Until the Flood at the Goodman and more goings-on 5/7-5/10.
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: Arts, Music, Film, Do This, Dael Orlandersmith, support the girls, andrew bujalski, music box, goodman theatre, until the flood, breeders, chad taylor, constellation, Paul Schrader, taxi driver, first reformed, kim deal, music box, frankie cosmos, Greta Kline, vessel, lincoln hall

Music, Concert Preview Apr 27, 2018
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Drummer Chad Taylor, a quintessential ensemble player, creates atmosphere and color on his solo debut
- By Peter Margasak
- Tags: Concert Preview, Chad Taylor, Myths and Morals, Radiant Imprints, Recommended

Music, Music Feature Apr 26, 2017
Trumpeter Jaimie Branch finally spreads her wings

More than 12 years after her blazing debut on the Chicago jazz scene, she releases Fly or Die, her first album as a bandleader.
- By Peter Margasak
- Tags: Music Feature, Jaimie Branch, trumpet, jazz, improvised music, Fly or Die, quartet, International Anthem, Jason Ajemian, Chad Taylor, Tomeka Reid, Ben Lamar Gay, Hideout, Wei Zhongle, Josh Berman, Keefe Jackson, Anton Hatwich, Fred Lonberg-Holm, Lightbox Orchestra, Princess, Princess, Musket, Tusker, Velvet Lounge, Protest Heaven, Heaven Gallery, Harold Arts, Joe Jeffers, Dave Douglas, Festival of New Trumpet Music, New England Conservatory of Music, Phrenology Festival, Hungry Brain, Axel Dörner, Wilmette, Long Island, Toby Summerfield, New Fracture Quartet, Tim Daisy, Project Project, Jacob Wick, New Trier, Charles Schlueter, John McNeil, Joe Morris, Steve Lacy, Matthew Lee, Dave Ballou, Towson University, Mars Williams, MusiCares, Scott McNiece, David Allen, Manhattan Inn, Le Poisson Rouge, Mike Pride, Brandon Lopez, Bar Below Rye, Makaya McCraven, Matthew Schneider, Moon Bros., Hyde Park Jazz Festival

Music, In Rotation Nov 25, 2014
Victor Nwankwo of DJ duo We Theory on his Nigerian parents' old records

Plus: Rob Garmer (the other half of We Theory) on David Bowie's new single, the Reader's Tal Rosenberg on revisiting Tears for Fears, and more
- By Tal Rosenberg
- Tags: In Rotation, Tears for Fears, Songs From the Big Chair, The Promontory, Chad Taylor, Rob Garmer, We Theory, David Bowie, David Bowie Is, Nat King Cole, The Greatest of Nat King Cole, Victor Nwankwo, Soundcloud, Elliot Bergman

Blogs, Bleader Feb 29, 2012
Video
12 O'Clock Track: Chicago Underground Duo, "Moon Debris"

New music from the Chicago Underground Duo
- By Peter Margasak
- Tags: 12 O'Clock Track, Music, Post No Bills, 12 O'Clock Track, Chicago Underground Duo, Rob Mazurek, Chad Taylor, Pulsar Quartet, Throne of the House of Good and Evil, Hideout, Whistler, Age of Energy, Moon Debris, Northern Spy, Video

Music, Music Feature May 5, 2011
Jazz Genealogy

Matana Roberts releases the first chapter of a 12-part epic that traces African-American history back across the Atlantic.
- By Peter Margasak
- Tags: Music Feature, Matana Roberts, Sticks & Stones, Joshua Adams, Chad Taylor, Coin Coin Chapter One: Gens de Couleur Libres, Marie Therese Metoyer, Gitanjali Jain, Lisa Gamble

Blogs, Bleader Mar 21, 2011
Remembering Fred Anderson

A stellar group of Fred Anderson collaborators pays homage to the late saxophonist Tuesday night at the Jazz Showcase.
- By Peter Margasak
- Tags: Music, Post No Bills, Fred Anderson, Velvet Lounge, Jazz Showcase, Edward "Kidd" Jordan, Hamid Drake, Chad Taylor, Harrison Bankhead, Henry Grimes, Tatsu Aoki, Jim Baker, Chicago jazz

Blogs, Bleader Jan 19, 2010
Vandermark Salutes Don Cherry

Ken Vandermark premieres his new Don Cherry Project at the Hideout on Wednesday.
- By Peter Margasak
- Tags: Music, Post No Bills, Ken Vandermark, Don Cherry, Don Cherry Project, DKV Trio, free jazz, suites, Elastic, Hideout, Ars Nova, Pandelis Karayorgis, Dave Rempis, Jeb Bishop, Chad Taylor, Nate McBride, Jeff Parker, Complete Communion, Brown Rice

Music, Music Review Jan 7, 2010
Never Mind the Critics

Here’s what local musicians (and other tastemakers) were listening to in 2009.
- By Peter Margasak, Miles Raymer, and Jessica Hopper
- Tags: Music Review, Robbie Fulks, Bruce Lamont, Latham Zearfoss, Ken Vandermark, Alex White, Gant-Man, Curt Cameruci, Josh Young, Chuck Inglish, Josh Berman, Howard Greynolds, Yakuza, Chances Dances, Sonore, Frame Quartet, White Mystery, Flosstradamus, Cool Kids, Old Idea, Overcoat Management, Bad Plus, For All I Care, Nellie McKay, Normal as Blueberry Pie, Doris Day, Levon Helm, Electric Dirt, Danny Barnes, Pizza Box, Geraint Watkins, In a Bad Mood, Helen Money, In Tune, Mastodon, Crack the Skye, Keelhaul, Keelhaul's Triumphant Return to Obscurity, Yoko Ono, Between My Head and the Sky, Shakira, She Wolf, Whitney Houston, Million Dollar Bill, Le Loup, Le Loup Family, Johannes Bauer, Clayton Thomas, Tony Buck, Aus: Live in Nickelsdorf, Peter Brotzmann, Toshinori Kondo, Massimo Pupillo, Paal Nilssen-Love, Hairy Bones, Legends of Benin, Analog Africa, Andy Moor and Anne-James Chaton, Le Journaliste, Ililta! New Ethiopian Dance Music, Terrie Hessels, Terp, The Ex, Nobunny, Love Visions, Mickey, HoZac, She's So Crazy, I Am Your Trash, Mic Terror and Million Dollar Mano, Juke Them Hoes, Miike Snow, JJ No. 2, Mannequin Men, Lose Your Illusion, Too, Discovery, Mayer Hawthorne, A Strange Arrangement, The XX, Henry Threadgill Zooid, This Brings Us To, Vol. 1, Chad Taylor, Circle Down, Han Bennink Trio, Parken, Disappears, Lux, Katie Stelmanis, Believe Me, Crying, Doug Paisley

Blogs, Bleader Jul 23, 2007
Digital Primitives warping time

Digital Primitives warp the primordial with the sound of now.
- By Peter Margasak
- Tags: Music, Post No Bills, Nick Cave, Digital Primitives, Cooper-Moore, Chad Taylor, Assif Tsahar

Music, Critic's Choice Jul 4, 2002
Active Ingredients
- By Peter Margasak
- Tags: Critic's Choice, Chad Taylor, Quartet, Saxophone, Trombone, Chicago, Underground, Velvet Lounge

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Bassist Eric Revis works at the conflux of the mainstream and its far-out tributaries

The quartet he brings to Jazz Fest is packed with inside-outside explorers: pianist Kris Davis, reedist Ken Vandermark, and drummer Chad Taylor.

Breeders at the Vic and more of the best things to do in Chicago this week

Until the Flood at the Goodman and more goings-on 5/7-5/10.

Recommended
Drummer Chad Taylor, a quintessential ensemble player, creates atmosphere and color on his solo debut

Trumpeter Jaimie Branch finally spreads her wings

More than 12 years after her blazing debut on the Chicago jazz scene, she releases Fly or Die, her first album as a bandleader.

Victor Nwankwo of DJ duo We Theory on his Nigerian parents' old records

Plus: Rob Garmer (the other half of We Theory) on David Bowie's new single, the Reader's Tal Rosenberg on revisiting Tears for Fears, and more

Video
12 O'Clock Track: Chicago Underground Duo, "Moon Debris"

New music from the Chicago Underground Duo

Jazz Genealogy

Matana Roberts releases the first chapter of a 12-part epic that traces African-American history back across the Atlantic.

Remembering Fred Anderson

A stellar group of Fred Anderson collaborators pays homage to the late saxophonist Tuesday night at the Jazz Showcase.

Vandermark Salutes Don Cherry

Ken Vandermark premieres his new Don Cherry Project at the Hideout on Wednesday.

Never Mind the Critics

Here’s what local musicians (and other tastemakers) were listening to in 2009.

Digital Primitives warping time

Digital Primitives warp the primordial with the sound of now.

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The quartet he brings to Jazz Fest is packed with inside-outside explorers: pianist Kris Davis, reedist Ken Vandermark, and drummer Chad Taylor.

Until the Flood at the Goodman and more goings-on 5/7-5/10.

More than 12 years after her blazing debut on the Chicago jazz scene, she releases Fly or Die, her first album as a bandleader.

Plus: Rob Garmer (the other half of We Theory) on David Bowie's new single, the Reader's Tal Rosenberg on revisiting Tears for Fears, and more

New music from the Chicago Underground Duo

Matana Roberts releases the first chapter of a 12-part epic that traces African-American history back across the Atlantic.

A stellar group of Fred Anderson collaborators pays homage to the late saxophonist Tuesday night at the Jazz Showcase.

Ken Vandermark premieres his new Don Cherry Project at the Hideout on Wednesday.

Here’s what local musicians (and other tastemakers) were listening to in 2009.

Digital Primitives warp the primordial with the sound of now.

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