Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks Play Music.

Posted on September 5, 2012 by Andrew J. Sammut

More from and about Vince Giordano, this time via All About Jazz and my reportage on a live set by Giordano and his band the Nighthawks. The article is available here.

With terms such as “vintage, period, classic” and other chronological qualifiers usually accompanying their (incredible) work, I wanted to discuss the Nighthawks in terms of what Eddie Condon wisely called, “music.” Hope you enjoy it (and if you do, check out the band live).

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Blogs on hot jazz, eighteenth century hits and more pop of yestercentury. Also writes for All About Jazz, The Boston Musical Intelligencer and Early Music America.

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