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W ynton Marsalis thought he heard something in trombonist Wycliffe Gordon.
Kansas City jazz has a new spot on the radio, and it’s a spot unlike any other. KCUR-FM’s “12 O’Clock Jump,” making its debut at midnight Saturday, will be a weekly jazz happening, live from the historic Mutual Musicians Foundation, where the heart of Kansas City jazz still beats.
Dawayne Gilley has some frustrating moments bringing his vision of a free, jumping Kansas City, Kan., Street Blues Festival into reality. Raising money and coordinating all the groups can get a guy down.
It’s time to head down to 18th and Vine for the Rhythm & Ribs festival. Too bad it won’t be there.