P.S. re: Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
P.S. re: Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
P.S. I notice my posting appeared with an attachment, but I didn't attach anything. Don't open the attachment. Now I'm really worried!
On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 4:49 AM, Margaret Davis Grimes wrote:
Hello, All. Former Sun Ra Arkestra drummer Marvin "Bugalu" Smith appears on the cover of the new issue of "Cadence" Magazine, though his name doesn't. And there's supposed to be an interview with him, but I could only find two sentences of it in the Web version of this issue. You can see for yourself in a complimentary copy here: http://www.cadencejazzmagazine.com/membersonly/admin/assets/AprilIssueSample.pdf. Nor could I find the Andrew Cyrille article on growing up in Brooklyn or the Roscoe Mitchell article. I didn't try to find anything else. I hope the blasted thing doesn't have a virus in it.
P.S. re: Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence M
I don't see an attachment when I check your post via email - only the link to the pdf download.
Thanks for sharing,
-john
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3 = 0, 3 = 1, don'tcha know
Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
Thanks, John. Did you try to look at the complimentary issue? Did you find things there in such disarray as I did? Were you able to read the articles / interviews?
On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 5:25 AM, John Sudduth wrote:
Hi Margaret,
I don't see an attachment when I check your post via email - only the link to the pdf download.
Thanks for sharing,
-john
Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
--
3 = 0, 3 = 1, don'tcha know
Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
John, based on how little I was interested in reading in that one issue, if I had $65 to spend right now, I'd give it to a musician in need. Meanwhile, we can hope for updates on http://aboutbugalu.blogspot.com and http://profile.myspace.com/43375860 or go up to Poughkeepsie, NY and ask around for Bugalu.
On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 6:31 AM, John Sudduth wrote:
I wasn't able to read anything substantial, either. It looks to me like each page in the pdf is only a short excerpt from the magazine page - less than a full column, even. It's a frustratingly effective teaser, don't you think? If I had $65 to spend right now, I'd sign up.
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On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 5:58 AM, Margaret Davis Grimes <musicmargaret@earthlink.net> wrote:
Thanks, John. Did you try to look at the complimentary issue? Did you find things there in such disarray as I did? Were you able to read the articles / interviews?
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On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 5:25 AM, John Sudduth wrote:
Hi Margaret,
I don't see an attachment when I check your post via email - only the link to the pdf download.
Thanks for sharing,
-john
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On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 4:53 AM, Margaret Davis Grimes wrote:
P.S. I notice my posting appeared with an attachment, but I didn't attach anything. Don't open the attachment. Now I'm really worried!
On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 4:49 AM, Margaret Davis Grimes wrote:
Hello, All. Former Sun Ra Arkestra drummer Marvin "Bugalu" Smith appears on the cover of the new issue of "Cadence" Magazine, though his name doesn't. And there's supposed to be an interview with him, but I could only find two sentences of it in the Web version of this issue. You can see for yourself in a complimentary copy here: http://www.cadencejazzmagazine.com/membersonly/admin/assets/AprilIssueSample.pdf. Nor could I find the Andrew Cyrille article on growing up in Brooklyn or the Roscoe Mitchell article. I didn't try to find anything else. I hope the blasted thing doesn't have a virus in it.
Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
I'll second what Michael said.
As it happens, Cadence is offering the April issue for free (i.e. the
one with Marvin "Bugalu" Smith) upon request:
"SPECIAL OFFER: Receive the April Issue of Cadence Magazine (PDF
version) for free for a limited time!
Email your request to cadencemagazine@gmail.com by April 30, 2012 and
receive the current edition, free of charge, no strings attached. This
offer is part of our Cadence Magazine Subscription Campaign 2012. You
are going to love the new Cadence Magazine."
Enjoy,
Joe
On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 10:36 AM, mackeral wrote:
> Folks, I'd like to put a plug in for Cadence. That magazine has done more
> for working musicians in blues/jazz/improvisation than any I can think of.
> It's the only place I can bear to read writing about music. Like a lot of
> print media, they've always been perilously close to the edge of solvency,
> and have just stopped issuing in print and moved to an online distribution.
> Check out their history, ideally with bound volumes at a local library, and
> you'll see what I mean when I say that they have been an unparalleled
> chronicler and advocate of creative music for a very very long time. Be
> patient with their new online edition, and please support them if you can.
> Michael Lindsey
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Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
I'll email them directly. Cadence still sells 'The Earthly Recordings of Sun Ra,' right? For that alone, they deserve our support. Hardly a day goes by that I don't open that book. Thanks, too, of course, to RLC & CT for all you guys do.
-john
--
3 = 0, 3 = 1, don'tcha know
Marvin "Bugalu" Smith on the cover of the new Cadence Magazine
It's my understanding that Cadence is no longer run by Bob Rusch, David
Haney is the publisher now, and it is now in essence a new publication
(though Mr. Haney has stated an intention to continue it pretty much as
before). As to getting the April issue for free by .pdf, we downloaded the
free April .pdf issue already via the link I sent in, and as I reported,
there are no articles to be read, only a sentence or two, and Marvin
"Bugalu" Smith is not identified on the cover, and his article does not
appear. I do feel it's false advertising to say you are giving something
away if the content has been removed. But if some of you on this list are
going to try getting the issue via Email request instead of the way we did
it, please let us know if the one you get actually has articles in it with
full content.
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On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 at 4:46 PM, Joe Castleman wrote:
I'll second what Michael said.
As it happens, Cadence is offering the April issue for free (i.e. the
one with Marvin "Bugalu" Smith) upon request:
"SPECIAL OFFER: Receive the April Issue of Cadence Magazine (PDF
version) for free for a limited time!
Email your request to cadencemagazine@gmail.com by April 30, 2012 and
receive the current edition, free of charge, no strings attached. This
offer is part of our Cadence Magazine Subscription Campaign 2012. You
are going to love the new Cadence Magazine."
Enjoy,
Joe
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On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 10:36 AM, mackeral wrote:
Folks, I'd like to put a plug in for Cadence. That magazine has done more
for working musicians in blues/jazz/improvisation than any I can think of.
It's the only place I can bear to read writing about music. Like a lot of
print media, they've always been perilously close to the edge of solvency,
and have just stopped issuing in print and moved to an online distribution.
Check out their history, ideally with bound volumes at a local library, and
you'll see what I mean when I say that they have been an unparalleled
chronicler and advocate of creative music for a very very long time. Be
patient with their new online edition, and please support them if you can.
Michael Lindsey
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