Jim Hall: 1930-2013

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Back In The Swing

On March 19, 2009 Jim Hall played his first public concert in over a year. Spinal fractures and major surgery were the cause of his long absence and required a extensive rehabilitation. Reviews of the March concert at the Library Of Congress were great — here’s one from Jazz.com — and he’s looking forward to his May engagements in Japan.

This entry was posted in News and tagged guitar, Japan, jazz, Jim Hall, Library of Congress on March 30, 2009 by Webmaster.

Selected obits, interviews, clips

NPR Morning Edition, Tom Cole's piece: Remembering Jim Hall, A Different Sort of Guitar God

The New Yorker: The Quietly Revolutionary Guitar of Jim Hall

The New York Times  obituary by Peter Keepnews

Los Angeles Times obituary by Don Heckman – Jim Hall dies at 83; guitarist influenced generations of jazz players

The Washington Post obituary by Matt Schudel – Jim Hall, quiet master of jazz guitar, dies at 83

The Associated Press obituary by Charles J Gans as run in Newsday – Jazz Guitar Master Jim Hall Dies at 83

Premiere Guitar, Remembering Jim Hall

NPR Music – Jim Hall: Guitar As Miniature Orchestra by Rez Abbasi

Documentary – Jim Hall: A Life In Progress

Library of Congress – Jazz Conversation with Jim Hall (interviewer Larry Appelbaum)

Jim Hall: Live, Now and Then by Bob Kenselaar for All About Jazz in  July, 2013

Jazz Wax, Marc Myers' 2010 three-part interview: Part One, Part Two, Part Three

The Raney Legacy remembers Jim Hall

Guitar Hero by bassist Steve Wallace

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