Jazz

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AskMen.com Christian Chensvold	Style Icon: Bill Evans Jazz pianist Bill Evans is the fourth in our series of mid-century jazz musician style icons.
AskMen.com Christian Chensvold	Style Icon: Chet Baker The third in a series of mid-century jazz musician style icons is trumpet player and vocalist Chet Baker, who's look, when played well, is one that women love.
HBS Working Knowledge April 13, 2009 Martha Lagace	Kind of Blue: Pushing Boundaries with Miles Davis What do Miles Davis' efforts for Kind of Blue have in common with business innovation?
AskMen.com Christian Chensvold	Introducing AM's Jazz Style Icons AskMen.com is kicking off a series of style icon profiles of four jazz artists: Miles Davis, Gerry Mulligan, Bill Evans, and Chet Baker.
AskMen.com	Style Icon: Miles Davis Davis was known for his rebellious streak, and he infused whatever he wore -- whether formal or relaxed -- with a signature unconventional flair.
TIME Asia March 26, 2009 Lara Day	Dig It, Daddy-O! Hong Kong isn't known as a city of swingin' hepcats, but it does play host to a small, surprisingly busy jazz scene and a newly launched international jazz festival.
TIME Europe January 9, 2008 Tornquist & Toland	Beijing's Haven of Cool Today Beijing has its own budding jazz scene, and the capital's most promising jazz venue is saxophonist Liu Yuan's East Shore.
Home Theater August 31, 2006 Darryl Wilkinson	Multichannel Gets Jazzed Up Jazz fans will have something to sing about on October 24th when Giving' It Up, a collaboration of George Benson and Al Jarreau, will be released as a Monster Music SuperDisc.
Smithsonian November 2005 Tom Piazza	35 Who Made a Difference: Wynton Marsalis In Katrina's aftermath, the trumpeter has rallied support for his native New Orleans.
Smithsonian January 2005 Marya Hornbacher	Return of a Virtuoso Following a debilitating stroke, the incomparable jazz pianist Oscar Peterson had to start over.
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