Around The Jazz Internet: Sept. 10, 2010

Some links we haven't mentioned yet:

• Sonny Rollins turned 80. Marc Myers drove around Harlem with him, while Larry Blumenfeld did an interview.
• Label man, promoter, artist manager and guitarist Greg Pasenko, late of the short-lived Chicago venue Club Blujazz, has a new blog dedicated to the business end of things. It's called The Jazz Artist's Survival Guide.
• Speaking of that, Dave Holland responds to an NPR blog (this post in particular) about the nature of the DIY music business.
• Don't remember when I first came across it, but the folks at the blog Something Else! listen to an awful lot of jazz.
• Vijay Iyer makes a great mix with lots of unreleased music (psst: all the Search and Restore podcasts), and the Wall Street Journal does one of the better pieces I've read on him. Plus, he also made this track for Das Racist.
• Twitter births a jazz band. (!)
• Kit Downes, the pianist whose trio's recording was nominated for The Mercury Prize, has some interesting reflections on the whole affair.
• Speaking of British jazz, the Neil Cowley trio plays on WNYC's New Sounds.
• Taylor Ho Bynum's bicycle tour has begun.
• The Brilliant Corners reference guide to grunting pianists.
• The Latin Jazz Corner speaks with Danilo Pérez and Hilario Durán.
• Destination: Out is putting on a concert series in real life! Also, they preview William Parker's new Curtis Mayfield double-disc.
• JazzWax talks to Mose Allison, Jerry Lee Lewis and gives us a few other cool features.
• The Jazz Session speaks with Theo Bleckmann and Steve Cardenas.
• The Checkout this week has Hermeto Pascoal, Butch Morris and a studio session with Brian Blade and the Fellowship Band.

A few links we have mentioned:

• Soundscape lives at WKCR.
• RIP Hadley Caliman and Noah Howard.
• MOBO and Latin Grammy Award nominations were announced, including jazz.
• The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra is going to Cuba.

Links to other NPR Music jazz stuff:

• Happy 80th, Sonny Rollins, from Take Five.
• You have one weekend left to hear all of The Bad Plus' new album Never Stop as part of NPR Music's First Listen series.
• Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz has a cool feature on the famous photo "A Great Day In Harlem." Also, NPR's The Picture Show digs a bit further.
• The Nels Cline trio's Tiny Desk Concert.
• JazzSet re-airs the Stefon Harris and Blackout set(s).
• On Issac Delgado's Nat King Cole tribute album.
• The great jazz critic Nat Hentoff talks to NPR about his new book.
• Lee Ritenour plays a studio session in Jazz24's Seattle studios.
• Dirty trombones: Eww, gross.
• Tune in next Wednesday for our live webcast of the Renee Rosnes quartet from the Village Vanguard!