In the romantic comedies he has made -- from "The Brothers McMullen" (1995) to "Sidewalks of New York" (2002) -- he positions himself as the exemplary blue-collar male, a sad-eyed hunk who believes in love, marriage, children and two-car garages but has a hard time finding someone who shares his vision among Manhattan's pool of shallow career women.
Both concerts are dedicated to two of jazz's guardian angels who died since last year's festival: Parker's widow, Doris, and the exemplary blues player and vibraphonist Milt Jackson.
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Yale University Press has issued a new paperback edition of Chris Albertson's BESSIE ($20), an exemplary biography of the great blues singer Bessie Smith, first published in 1972.
For all its confessional frankness and accusatory clarity, there is, as Szwed reveals, much more to her story — and the circumstances of the composition of "Lady Sings the Blues" are an exemplary part of it.
"Lady Sings the Blues" is an exemplary report of the corruption and self-deception on which the country ran, and the constant threat of violence by which racist policies and practices were enforced.
All the salads sparkle, especially the exemplary Caesar, the iceberg wedge with chunky blue-cheese dressing and the Norwegian salad of sweet and sour cucumbers.
Rooms from £130 plus tax to £2,060, +1 514 861 3511, fairmont.com/queenelizabeth It was in this Texan hotel that blues guitarist Robert Johnson demonstrated his exemplary playing on a number of recordings.
"Out of the blue a student who's been exemplary in all ways suddenly sets himself up for failure by failing to meet deadlines and generally doing work below what he or she could do".
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