Text by Food Will Win The War
Food Will Win the War is committed to vinyl !!!
That’s right. We are hugely excited to announce the release of a split 7″ record with our friends from Philly, The City and Horses.
Text by Food Will Win The War
That’s right. We are hugely excited to announce the release of a split 7″ record with our friends from Philly, The City and Horses.
Date: Monday, April 22, 2013
Venue: Rockwood Music Hall (NY)
Concert review and video by Ancelmo James (soundcloud)
Text by John Pietaro
Wow–MAY DAY in NYC was amazing today! The rally covered Union Square Park with banners in red (and green too), union banners, peace signs, placards for immigrants rights and social justice of every kind.
Musical marchers will gather at Union Square Park and march to City Hall Park; Union urges supporters of “Justice for Jazz Artists” campaign, as well as all who value fair treatment of musicians, to join this lively event!
NEW YORK, NY—Wednesday, May 1, 2013: On May Day, the day after International Jazz Day—a yearly celebration of jazz music as a tool to educate, bring peace and open dialogue—the Local 802 AFM union and their “Justice for Jazz Artists” campaign will take to the streets with labor groups to celebrate and advocate for workers’ and migrants’ rights. The yearly May Day celebration—a national holiday in over 80 countries—celebrates the international labor movement.
Date: April, 2013
Venue: Charles H. Knox Gallery (Harlem, NY)
Text and photos by Don Chow
Which award-winning baritone saxophonist is also a Chinese-American, self-proclaimed matriarchal Marxist revolutionary?
There is only one answer, of course, and he is Brooklyn’s Fred Ho– a bona fide icon of Asian-American jazz, who has been waging a ‘scorched earth’ war with cancer since 2006. I remember corresponding with Fred about possible gigs while I was living and working in China, having invited him to Vancouver a few years earlier for an Asian-Canadian music series. But Fred suddenly stopped emailing and later I found out about his illness.