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The Jazz Theologian
Smooth Jazz in Denver is dead!
By
Robert Gelinas
As of this month smooth jazz is dead in Denver…at least on the radio. Due to declining ratings Smooth Jazz 104.3 FM is no more. (They say that if you’ll still be able to hear it via an online stream or digital radio) Don’t despair. While smooth jazz is gone, JAZZ still is thriving over…
Blind Spots (part 6)
By
Robert Gelinas
The goats in Mt. 25 were blindsided! They failed to realize that to see the least of these is to see Jesus. This reminds me of Bono at the NAACP Awards…(if you have never seen this it’s worth watching the whole thing)
Building Your Jazz Music Collection
By
Robert Gelinas
Building a jazz music collection is a life long adventure but getting started can be daunting. In the right hand column under Info. Pages you’ll find a page called "Building Your Jazz Music Collection." I’ll add to it often and I hope that you find it helpful
Jazz in Denver
By
Robert Gelinas
This is a special week for jazz in Denver. Denver’s own Tia Fuller is in town (she lives in New York now and is in Beyonce’s all lady band) and at Dazzles this Thursday and Friday. (click here for info.) Jazz Fest Denver is this Friday & Sat at DCPA. There’s a great line up…
Herbie Hancock–Cantelope Island
By
Robert Gelinas
This past February at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards, Herbie Hancock won the Album of the Year and Best Contemporary Jazz Album. Herbie is the man! He played with Miles and is still going strong. Here’s one of his classics, Cantelope Island, recorded in 1964 and a jazz standard.
Blind Spots (part 5)
By
Robert Gelinas
(I didn’t post on part 4…but here we are for week 5.) In the parable of the Prodigal Son we see that you don’t have to leave home to be lost. The older brother was close to the father in proximity but far from his father’s heart. This prompted one author to ask, "Can you…
Nicholas Payton–“Bags’ Groove”
By
Robert Gelinas
Blind Spots (part 3)
By
Robert Gelinas
My family is glued to the TV every week watching American Idol. It’s great entertainment watching person after person think they can sing only to sound like an moaning, injured animal. You’re left asking, "What kind of friends do these people have?" "Why didn’t anyone tell them the truth?" Is God asking you to reveal…
uhhh….wow!
By
Robert Gelinas
Blind Spots (part 2)
By
Robert Gelinas
We need others to help us see what is in our blind spots. We can’t always see the "snake in the grass" (satan) or deal with the "enemy within" (our flesh) by ourselves. That is why so many have wondered why Adam didn’t help Eve. After all, the text says that Adam was "with her"…
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