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How Robert Altman's 'Kansas City' Helped Revive The Jazz District
Is Robert Altman's 1996 film " Kansas City " responsible for the preservation of the 18th & Vine jazz district? Jazz historian and KCUR Fish Fry host Chuck Haddix says the answer is yes.
I remember Altman. That man liked to drink and get pissy and depressed. Jazz district is for jazz aficionados. Nobody else really cares.
ReplyDeleteYea, I speak for everyone. Nobody cares cause I say they don’t.
DeleteHow old was little Jermaine Reed in 1996? He’s now the 3rd District council member that includes 18th and Vine. Wonder if he ever thought he would be elected to represent that area? And wonder if he ever realized he would evolve into such an arrogant annoying prick that no one likes? Wonder if he ever envisioned getting fired from the AMERICAN JAZZ MUSEUM Board by a unanimous vote of his fellow council members? Probably not. Well the entire district, the AJM and Jermaine are huge disappointing failures. He’s learned the hard way about treating people with respect.
ReplyDeleteIf it was doing so good then why is it such a problem?
ReplyDeleteBecause blacks can’t run anything, except into the ground. Africa, the West Indies, Ballmer, Birmingham, and Detoilet all attest to that. I challenge anyone to prove me wrong.
ReplyDelete^^You're wrong, asshole.
ReplyDeleteNow, prove me wrong.
Hi Cheptoo! Is you got your Escalade and weave?
Delete7:25 You're wrong as usual and you’re an asshole.
ReplyDeleteNow, prove me wrong.
I am a jazz fan, but not a fan boy.
ReplyDeleteAs my blind jazz teacher KC's own Greg Meise once told me, "there's only two weeks that suck in a musician' year... Christmas week and a week in Kansas City."
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