http://detroitlife313.com/headlines/headlines/detroit-life-radio-schedule Detroit Life is dedicated to promoting the art community of our city. Thu, 10 Jun 2010 18:58:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://detroitlife313.com/headlines/headlines/detroit-life-radio-schedule/comment-page-1#comment-458 Administrator Thu, 25 Mar 2010 02:16:16 +0000 http://detroitlife313.com/?p=813#comment-458 Love it! Looking forward! Love it! Looking forward!

]]> http://detroitlife313.com/headlines/headlines/detroit-life-radio-schedule/comment-page-1#comment-151 michael russom Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:12:12 +0000 http://detroitlife313.com/?p=813#comment-151 I grew up in the suburbs of Detroit (Huntington Woods), and with my older brother when I was 14 (he was 16) we went to the Minor Key a few times, seeing Miles Davis, Bobby Timmons, Sonny Stitt, and Art Blakey one night. I think I also saw Yusel Lateef, Ahmad Jamal, the MJQ, AJQ and others, although maybe not at the Minor Key. I used to hear Frantic Ernie Durham advertise that for "One lean green you can make the scene" at some ballroom or other. I am reading the book on the Detroit Jazz Scene Before Motown (a good read) and am studying jazz piano. So I am curious about this time in Detroit, especially trying to figure out when I would have heard Miles and Blakey at the Minor Key. I remember that Stitt and Timmons stole the show with Blakey, but that Davis, after blowing a few notes, stole the waitress. The two staggered back out at the end of the night, grinning, so he could blow a few more notes. Call me at 415-846-3188 if you can. Michael I grew up in the suburbs of Detroit (Huntington Woods), and with my older brother when I was 14 (he was 16) we went to the Minor Key a few times, seeing Miles Davis, Bobby Timmons, Sonny Stitt, and Art Blakey one night. I think I also saw Yusel Lateef, Ahmad Jamal, the MJQ, AJQ and others, although maybe not at the Minor Key. I used to hear Frantic Ernie Durham advertise that for “One lean green you can make the scene” at some ballroom or other. I am reading the book on the Detroit Jazz Scene Before Motown (a good read) and am studying jazz piano. So I am curious about this time in Detroit, especially trying to figure out when I would have heard Miles and Blakey at the Minor Key. I remember that Stitt and Timmons stole the show with Blakey, but that Davis, after blowing a few notes, stole the waitress. The two staggered back out at the end of the night, grinning, so he could blow a few more notes. Call me at 415-846-3188 if you can. Michael

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