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Blues News, Finland (www.bluesnews.fi) visiting Delmark Records in July 2013. Video by Dave Arcari (www.davearcari.com)
During the EMBC/BCSARA northern conference in Prince George March 6-8 2015, leading lost person behaviour researcher Robert Koester Skyped in to talk to the 20 northern SAR teams in attendance. This video has Robert talking about the importance of data collection, what his research needs for data, how his research impacts search management, and the future of his research, including the release of his app on lost person behaviour.
- published: 22 Mar 2015
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Dave Specter talks to Bob Koester, owner and founder of Delmark Records and The Jazz Record Mart in Chicago. This is Part 1 of Three
- published: 13 Sep 2010
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From the Beware Of The Dog (Live) LP
Alligator Records, Chicago's leading contemporary blues label, might never have been launched at all if not for the crashing, slashing slide guitar antics of Hound Dog Taylor. Bruce Iglauer, then an employee of Delmark Records, couldn't convince his boss, Bob Koester, of Taylor's potential, so Iglauer took matters into his own hands. In 1971, Alligator was born for the express purpose of releasing Hound Dog's debut album. We all know what transpired after that.
Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, Mississippi-native Taylor took up the guitar when he was 20 years old. He made a few appearances on Sonny Boy Williamson's fabled KFFA King Biscuit Time radio broadcasts out of Helena, AR, before coming to Chicago in 1942. It was another 15 years before Taylor made blues his full-time vocation, though. Taylor was a favorite on the South and West sides during the late '50s and early '60s. It's generally accepted that Freddy King copped a good portion of his classic "Hide Away" from an instrumental he heard Taylor cranking out on the bandstand.
Taylor's pre-Alligator credits were light -- only a 1960 single for Cadillac Baby's Bea Baby imprint ("Baby Is Coming Home"/"Take Five"), a 1962 45 for Carl Jones's Firma Records ("Christine"/"Alley Music"), and a 1967 effort for Checker ("Watch Out"/"Down Home") predated his output for Iglauer.
Taylor's relentlessly raucous band, the HouseRockers, consisted of only two men, though their combined racket sounded like quite a few more. Second guitarist Brewer Phillips, who often supplied buzzing pseudo-bass lines on his guitar, had developed such an empathy with Taylor that their guitars intertwined with ESP-like force, while drummer Ted Harvey kept everything moving along at a brisk pace.
Their eponymous 1971 debut LP contained the typically rowdy "Give Me Back My Wig," while Taylor's first Alligator encore in 1973, Natural Boogie, boasted the hypnotic "Sadie" and a stomping "Roll Your Moneymaker." Beware of the Dog, a live set, vividly captured the good-time vibe that the perpetually beaming guitarist emanated, but Taylor didn't live to see its release -- he died of cancer shortly before it hit the shelves.
Hound Dog Taylor was the obvious inspiration for Alligator's "Genuine Houserocking Music" motto, a credo Iglauer's firm still tries to live up to today. He wasn't the most accomplished of slide guitarists, but Hound Dog Taylor could definitely rock any house he played at. - uploaded via http://www.mp32u.net/
- published: 31 May 2013
- views: 26672
Bob Koester, a chef who teaches at Patrick Henry Community College, shows you how to make quick, easy, delicious steak seasoning at home.
- published: 13 Nov 2012
- views: 587
Robert Gregg "Bob" Koester (born October 30, 1932) is the American founder and owner of Delmark Records, the oldest jazz and blues independent record label in the United States, and one of jazz's best-known imprints. He also operates the Jazz Record Mart in Chicago, which is the world's largest jazz and blues record store.
Koester was born and grew up in Wichita, Kansas, during the heyday of big band jazz. He started collecting and then trading records in his high school years. Wanting to become a movie cameraman, he moved to St. Louis, Missouri, to study cinematography and business at Saint Louis University, where he sold records by mail order from his dorm room. He was a founding member of the St. Louis Jazz Club through which he met Ron Fister, another record collector. Koester and Fister opened a small record store called K & F Sales. On moving to bigger premises they renamed it Blue Note Record Shop. After nearly a year together, Koester and Fister decided to split their business and Koester founded Delmar Records on Delmar Blvd. In 1953, Delmar first recorded a traditional jazz group, and then searched out and recorded blues musicians of the 1920s and 1930s (Speckled Red, Big Joe Williams, J.D. Short, and James Crutchfield among others) who were living in St. Louis. The name of the label was changed from 'Delmar' to 'Delmark', partly because of copyright issues.
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7:54Bob Koester, interview @ Delmark Records, Chicago, July 2013
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0:55Robert Koester Lost Person Behaviour Presentation at BCSARA Northern Meeting
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During the EMBC/BCSARA northern conference in Prince George March 6-8 2015, leading lost person behaviour researcher Robert Koester Skyped in to talk to the 20 northern SAR teams in attendance. This video has Robert talking about the importance of data collection, what his research needs for data, how his research impacts search management, and the future of his research, including the release of his app on lost person behaviour. -
13:49Dave Specter's Blues And Beyond Series Special At The Jazz Record Mart Pt1
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5:07Hound Dog Taylor - Let's Get Funky
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From the Beware Of The Dog (Live) LP Alligator Records, Chicago's leading contemporary blues label, might never have been launched at all if not for the crashing, slashing slide guitar antics of Hound Dog Taylor. Bruce Iglauer, then an employee of Delmark Records, couldn't convince his boss, Bob Koester, of Taylor's potential, so Iglauer took matters into his own hands. In 1971, Alligator was born for the express purpose of releasing Hound Dog's debut album. We all know what transpired after that. Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, Mississippi-native Taylor took up the guitar when he was 20 years old. He made a few appearances on Sonny Boy Williamson's fabled KFFA King Biscuit Time radio broadcasts out of Helena, AR, before coming to Chicago in 1942. It was another 15 years before Taylor made blues his full-time vocation, though. Taylor was a favorite on the South and West sides during the late '50s and early '60s. It's generally accepted that Freddy King copped a good portion of his classic "Hide Away" from an instrumental he heard Taylor cranking out on the bandstand. Taylor's pre-Alligator credits were light -- only a 1960 single for Cadillac Baby's Bea Baby imprint ("Baby Is Coming Home"/"Take Five"), a 1962 45 for Carl Jones's Firma Records ("Christine"/"Alley Music"), and a 1967 effort for Checker ("Watch Out"/"Down Home") predated his output for Iglauer. Taylor's relentlessly raucous band, the HouseRockers, consisted of only two men, though their combined racket sounded like quite a few more. Second guitarist Brewer Phillips, who often supplied buzzing pseudo-bass lines on his guitar, had developed such an empathy with Taylor that their guitars intertwined with ESP-like force, while drummer Ted Harvey kept everything moving along at a brisk pace. Their eponymous 1971 debut LP contained the typically rowdy "Give Me Back My Wig," while Taylor's first Alligator encore in 1973, Natural Boogie, boasted the hypnotic "Sadie" and a stomping "Roll Your Moneymaker." Beware of the Dog, a live set, vividly captured the good-time vibe that the perpetually beaming guitarist emanated, but Taylor didn't live to see its release -- he died of cancer shortly before it hit the shelves. Hound Dog Taylor was the obvious inspiration for Alligator's "Genuine Houserocking Music" motto, a credo Iglauer's firm still tries to live up to today. He wasn't the most accomplished of slide guitarists, but Hound Dog Taylor could definitely rock any house he played at. - uploaded via http://www.mp32u.net/ -
5:43Cook like Chef Bob - steak seasoning.mp4
Cook like Chef Bob - steak seasoning.mp4Cook like Chef Bob - steak seasoning.mp4
Bob Koester, a chef who teaches at Patrick Henry Community College, shows you how to make quick, easy, delicious steak seasoning at home.
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Robert Koester Lost Person Behaviour Presentation at BCSARA Northern Meeting
During the EMBC/BCSARA northern conference in Prince George March 6-8 2015, leading lost person behaviour researcher Robert Koester Skyped in to talk to the 20 northern SAR teams in attendance. This video has Robert talking about the importance of data collection, what his research needs for data, how his research impacts search management, and the future of his research, including the release of his app on lost person behaviour. -
Dave Specter's Blues And Beyond Series Special At The Jazz Record Mart Pt1
Dave Specter talks to Bob Koester, owner and founder of Delmark Records and The Jazz Record Mart in Chicago. This is Part 1 of Three -
Hound Dog Taylor - Let's Get Funky
From the Beware Of The Dog (Live) LP Alligator Records, Chicago's leading contemporary blues label, might never have been launched at all if not for the crashing, slashing slide guitar antics of Hound Dog Taylor. Bruce Iglauer, then an employee of Delmark Records, couldn't convince his boss, Bob Koester, of Taylor's potential, so Iglauer took matters into his own hands. In 1971, Alligator was born for the express purpose of releasing Hound Dog's debut album. We all know what transpired after that. Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, Mississippi-native Taylor took up the guitar when he was 20 years old. He made a few appearances on Sonny Boy Williamson's fabled KFFA King Biscuit Time radio broadcasts out of Helena, AR, before coming to Chicago in 1942. It was another 15 years before ... -
Cook like Chef Bob - steak seasoning.mp4
Bob Koester, a chef who teaches at Patrick Henry Community College, shows you how to make quick, easy, delicious steak seasoning at home.
Bob Koester, interview @ Delmark Records, Chicago, July 2013
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- Duration: 7:54
- Updated: 07 Oct 2013
- views: 374
Blues News, Finland (www.bluesnews.fi) visiting Delmark Records in July 2013. Video by Dave Arcari (www.davearcari.com)
Blues News, Finland (www.bluesnews.fi) visiting Delmark Records in July 2013. Video by Dave Arcari (www.davearcari.com)
wn.com/Bob Koester, Interview Delmark Records, Chicago, July 2013
Blues News, Finland (www.bluesnews.fi) visiting Delmark Records in July 2013. Video by Dave Arcari (www.davearcari.com)
- published: 07 Oct 2013
- views: 374
Bob Koester remembers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:59
- Updated: 11 Mar 2012
- views: 137
Bob shares some recollections.
Bob shares some recollections.
wn.com/Bob Koester Remembers
Bob shares some recollections.
- published: 11 Mar 2012
- views: 137
Bob Koester
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- Duration: 14:11
- Updated: 25 Oct 2015
- views: 47
- published: 25 Oct 2015
- views: 47
Bob Koester
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- Duration: 4:59
- Updated: 25 Sep 2009
- views: 271
- published: 25 Sep 2009
- views: 271
Bob Koester "Hello In There"
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- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 24 Sep 2014
- views: 51
Written by John Prine
Written by John Prine
wn.com/Bob Koester Hello In There
Interview wit Delmark Record owner - Bob Koester. May 9th 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:08
- Updated: 10 May 2016
- views: 13
- published: 10 May 2016
- views: 13
Robert Koester Lost Person Behaviour Presentation at BCSARA Northern Meeting
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:55
- Updated: 22 Mar 2015
- views: 229
During the EMBC/BCSARA northern conference in Prince George March 6-8 2015, leading lost person behaviour researcher Robert Koester Skyped in to talk to the 20 ...
During the EMBC/BCSARA northern conference in Prince George March 6-8 2015, leading lost person behaviour researcher Robert Koester Skyped in to talk to the 20 northern SAR teams in attendance. This video has Robert talking about the importance of data collection, what his research needs for data, how his research impacts search management, and the future of his research, including the release of his app on lost person behaviour.
wn.com/Robert Koester Lost Person Behaviour Presentation At Bcsara Northern Meeting
During the EMBC/BCSARA northern conference in Prince George March 6-8 2015, leading lost person behaviour researcher Robert Koester Skyped in to talk to the 20 northern SAR teams in attendance. This video has Robert talking about the importance of data collection, what his research needs for data, how his research impacts search management, and the future of his research, including the release of his app on lost person behaviour.
- published: 22 Mar 2015
- views: 229
Dave Specter's Blues And Beyond Series Special At The Jazz Record Mart Pt1
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- Duration: 13:49
- Updated: 13 Sep 2010
- views: 679
Dave Specter talks to Bob Koester, owner and founder of Delmark Records and The Jazz Record Mart in Chicago. This is Part 1 of Three
Dave Specter talks to Bob Koester, owner and founder of Delmark Records and The Jazz Record Mart in Chicago. This is Part 1 of Three
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Dave Specter talks to Bob Koester, owner and founder of Delmark Records and The Jazz Record Mart in Chicago. This is Part 1 of Three
- published: 13 Sep 2010
- views: 679
Hound Dog Taylor - Let's Get Funky
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- Duration: 5:07
- Updated: 31 May 2013
- views: 26672
From the Beware Of The Dog (Live) LP
Alligator Records, Chicago's leading contemporary blues label, might never have been launched at all if not for the crashin...
From the Beware Of The Dog (Live) LP
Alligator Records, Chicago's leading contemporary blues label, might never have been launched at all if not for the crashing, slashing slide guitar antics of Hound Dog Taylor. Bruce Iglauer, then an employee of Delmark Records, couldn't convince his boss, Bob Koester, of Taylor's potential, so Iglauer took matters into his own hands. In 1971, Alligator was born for the express purpose of releasing Hound Dog's debut album. We all know what transpired after that.
Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, Mississippi-native Taylor took up the guitar when he was 20 years old. He made a few appearances on Sonny Boy Williamson's fabled KFFA King Biscuit Time radio broadcasts out of Helena, AR, before coming to Chicago in 1942. It was another 15 years before Taylor made blues his full-time vocation, though. Taylor was a favorite on the South and West sides during the late '50s and early '60s. It's generally accepted that Freddy King copped a good portion of his classic "Hide Away" from an instrumental he heard Taylor cranking out on the bandstand.
Taylor's pre-Alligator credits were light -- only a 1960 single for Cadillac Baby's Bea Baby imprint ("Baby Is Coming Home"/"Take Five"), a 1962 45 for Carl Jones's Firma Records ("Christine"/"Alley Music"), and a 1967 effort for Checker ("Watch Out"/"Down Home") predated his output for Iglauer.
Taylor's relentlessly raucous band, the HouseRockers, consisted of only two men, though their combined racket sounded like quite a few more. Second guitarist Brewer Phillips, who often supplied buzzing pseudo-bass lines on his guitar, had developed such an empathy with Taylor that their guitars intertwined with ESP-like force, while drummer Ted Harvey kept everything moving along at a brisk pace.
Their eponymous 1971 debut LP contained the typically rowdy "Give Me Back My Wig," while Taylor's first Alligator encore in 1973, Natural Boogie, boasted the hypnotic "Sadie" and a stomping "Roll Your Moneymaker." Beware of the Dog, a live set, vividly captured the good-time vibe that the perpetually beaming guitarist emanated, but Taylor didn't live to see its release -- he died of cancer shortly before it hit the shelves.
Hound Dog Taylor was the obvious inspiration for Alligator's "Genuine Houserocking Music" motto, a credo Iglauer's firm still tries to live up to today. He wasn't the most accomplished of slide guitarists, but Hound Dog Taylor could definitely rock any house he played at. - uploaded via http://www.mp32u.net/
wn.com/Hound Dog Taylor Let's Get Funky
From the Beware Of The Dog (Live) LP
Alligator Records, Chicago's leading contemporary blues label, might never have been launched at all if not for the crashing, slashing slide guitar antics of Hound Dog Taylor. Bruce Iglauer, then an employee of Delmark Records, couldn't convince his boss, Bob Koester, of Taylor's potential, so Iglauer took matters into his own hands. In 1971, Alligator was born for the express purpose of releasing Hound Dog's debut album. We all know what transpired after that.
Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, Mississippi-native Taylor took up the guitar when he was 20 years old. He made a few appearances on Sonny Boy Williamson's fabled KFFA King Biscuit Time radio broadcasts out of Helena, AR, before coming to Chicago in 1942. It was another 15 years before Taylor made blues his full-time vocation, though. Taylor was a favorite on the South and West sides during the late '50s and early '60s. It's generally accepted that Freddy King copped a good portion of his classic "Hide Away" from an instrumental he heard Taylor cranking out on the bandstand.
Taylor's pre-Alligator credits were light -- only a 1960 single for Cadillac Baby's Bea Baby imprint ("Baby Is Coming Home"/"Take Five"), a 1962 45 for Carl Jones's Firma Records ("Christine"/"Alley Music"), and a 1967 effort for Checker ("Watch Out"/"Down Home") predated his output for Iglauer.
Taylor's relentlessly raucous band, the HouseRockers, consisted of only two men, though their combined racket sounded like quite a few more. Second guitarist Brewer Phillips, who often supplied buzzing pseudo-bass lines on his guitar, had developed such an empathy with Taylor that their guitars intertwined with ESP-like force, while drummer Ted Harvey kept everything moving along at a brisk pace.
Their eponymous 1971 debut LP contained the typically rowdy "Give Me Back My Wig," while Taylor's first Alligator encore in 1973, Natural Boogie, boasted the hypnotic "Sadie" and a stomping "Roll Your Moneymaker." Beware of the Dog, a live set, vividly captured the good-time vibe that the perpetually beaming guitarist emanated, but Taylor didn't live to see its release -- he died of cancer shortly before it hit the shelves.
Hound Dog Taylor was the obvious inspiration for Alligator's "Genuine Houserocking Music" motto, a credo Iglauer's firm still tries to live up to today. He wasn't the most accomplished of slide guitarists, but Hound Dog Taylor could definitely rock any house he played at. - uploaded via http://www.mp32u.net/
- published: 31 May 2013
- views: 26672
Cook like Chef Bob - steak seasoning.mp4
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- Duration: 5:43
- Updated: 13 Nov 2012
- views: 587
Bob Koester, a chef who teaches at Patrick Henry Community College, shows you how to make quick, easy, delicious steak seasoning at home.
Bob Koester, a chef who teaches at Patrick Henry Community College, shows you how to make quick, easy, delicious steak seasoning at home.
wn.com/Cook Like Chef Bob Steak Seasoning.Mp4
Bob Koester, a chef who teaches at Patrick Henry Community College, shows you how to make quick, easy, delicious steak seasoning at home.
- published: 13 Nov 2012
- views: 587
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DELMARK RECORDS' ANNUAL BLUES BRUNCH AT JAZZ RECORD MART (2003)
Delmark Records celebrated their 50th anniversary in the record business by hosting a Delmark Records "Blues Brunch" with the DELMARK ALL STARS. Around The Region Host Jane Monzures interviews Blues musicians Michael Coleman, Shirley Johnson, Willie Kent, Little Arthur and Ken Saydak. Delmark Records is the largest Blues and Jazz label in the country and based in Chicago and founded by Bob Koester. Filmed in 2003. -
pianist JODIE CHRISTIAN “This I Dig of You” in a 1995 Chicago septet
“This I Dig of You” - recorded in 1995 at the Red Pepper Lounge at 87th & Vernon on Chicago’s south side with Walter Clark – tenor saxophone, Tony Williams - alto saxophone, Walter Strickland - trumpet, David Worthington – trombone, Jodie Christian - piano, James Cammack - bass, Robert Shy - drums. NOTE: Jodie Christian is the co-founder of the Association for the Advancement of Creative (AACM) in Chicago. The other co-founders are Phil Cohran, Muhal Richard Abrams and Steve McCall. http://aacmchicago.org http://www.facebook.com/aacmchicago The AACM is having their 50th anniversary in 2015. "Free at First: The Audacious Journey of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians" runs through Sept. 6 at the DuSable Museum of African American History, 740 E. 56th Place i... -
Biopolymers - Eric Koester Interview
Find out more about related upcoming events at http://www.intertechpira.com/home.aspx Eric Koester has spent much of his legal career assisting startups. Eric Koester is a business attorney with Cooley Godward Kronish LLP and has a practice focused on emerging technology companies, venture capital firms and investment banks, with particular emphases on venture capital and bank financings, corporate partnerships, commercial agreements, intellectual property licensing, public offerings, and mergers and acquisitions. He has started three businesses focused on environmental and technology consulting, website design and mobile software and has a passion for working with entrepreneurs and technology-focused thinkers. Eric is a graduate of the business school at Marquette University an...
DELMARK RECORDS' ANNUAL BLUES BRUNCH AT JAZZ RECORD MART (2003)
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- Duration: 12:33
- Updated: 29 Jul 2013
- views: 227
Delmark Records celebrated their 50th anniversary in the record business by hosting a Delmark Records "Blues Brunch" with the DELMARK ALL STARS. Around The Regi...
Delmark Records celebrated their 50th anniversary in the record business by hosting a Delmark Records "Blues Brunch" with the DELMARK ALL STARS. Around The Region Host Jane Monzures interviews Blues musicians Michael Coleman, Shirley Johnson, Willie Kent, Little Arthur and Ken Saydak. Delmark Records is the largest Blues and Jazz label in the country and based in Chicago and founded by Bob Koester. Filmed in 2003.
wn.com/Delmark Records' Annual Blues Brunch At Jazz Record Mart (2003)
Delmark Records celebrated their 50th anniversary in the record business by hosting a Delmark Records "Blues Brunch" with the DELMARK ALL STARS. Around The Region Host Jane Monzures interviews Blues musicians Michael Coleman, Shirley Johnson, Willie Kent, Little Arthur and Ken Saydak. Delmark Records is the largest Blues and Jazz label in the country and based in Chicago and founded by Bob Koester. Filmed in 2003.
- published: 29 Jul 2013
- views: 227
pianist JODIE CHRISTIAN “This I Dig of You” in a 1995 Chicago septet
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- Duration: 12:52
- Updated: 01 Mar 2015
- views: 363
“This I Dig of You” - recorded in 1995 at the Red Pepper Lounge at 87th & Vernon on Chicago’s south side with Walter Clark – tenor saxophone, Tony Williams - al...
“This I Dig of You” - recorded in 1995 at the Red Pepper Lounge at 87th & Vernon on Chicago’s south side with Walter Clark – tenor saxophone, Tony Williams - alto saxophone, Walter Strickland - trumpet, David Worthington – trombone, Jodie Christian - piano, James Cammack - bass, Robert Shy - drums.
NOTE: Jodie Christian is the co-founder of the Association for the Advancement of Creative (AACM) in Chicago. The other co-founders are Phil Cohran, Muhal Richard Abrams and Steve McCall. http://aacmchicago.org
http://www.facebook.com/aacmchicago
The AACM is having their 50th anniversary in 2015. "Free at First: The Audacious Journey of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians" runs through Sept. 6 at the DuSable Museum of African American History, 740 E. 56th Place in Chicago. Museum admission is $5-$10 and free on Sundays. 773-947-0600
http://dusablemuseum.org
http://www.facebook.com/DuSableMuseum
Here's the DEFINITIVE book on the history of the AACM. It's by trombonist George Lewis, an early member when he was Chicago-based. http://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/P/bo5504497.html
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This is an interesting interview of Chicago’s Bob Koester, the founder of Delmark Records and the Jazz Record Mart.
http://chicagojazz.com/magazine/bob-koester-in-his-own-words-1047.html
http://JazzMart.com
http://delmark.com
http://www.facebook.com/JRMChicago
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Here's a playlist of CHICAGO JAZZ videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM5SLgKJD8mjpn5w4da-Oo02FWDbvSfwj
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ALL of the other music clips on this channel (jazz & otherwise) can be easily accessed via the listing that you will find HERE: http://www.TheMotionDevotion.com/docs/ytmusic.htm
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EACH & EVERY video clip on this channel (sorted by category) can be easily accessed via the listing that you will find HERE: http://www.TheMotionDevotion.com/ytlink.htm
wn.com/Pianist Jodie Christian “This I Dig Of You” In A 1995 Chicago Septet
“This I Dig of You” - recorded in 1995 at the Red Pepper Lounge at 87th & Vernon on Chicago’s south side with Walter Clark – tenor saxophone, Tony Williams - alto saxophone, Walter Strickland - trumpet, David Worthington – trombone, Jodie Christian - piano, James Cammack - bass, Robert Shy - drums.
NOTE: Jodie Christian is the co-founder of the Association for the Advancement of Creative (AACM) in Chicago. The other co-founders are Phil Cohran, Muhal Richard Abrams and Steve McCall. http://aacmchicago.org
http://www.facebook.com/aacmchicago
The AACM is having their 50th anniversary in 2015. "Free at First: The Audacious Journey of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians" runs through Sept. 6 at the DuSable Museum of African American History, 740 E. 56th Place in Chicago. Museum admission is $5-$10 and free on Sundays. 773-947-0600
http://dusablemuseum.org
http://www.facebook.com/DuSableMuseum
Here's the DEFINITIVE book on the history of the AACM. It's by trombonist George Lewis, an early member when he was Chicago-based. http://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/P/bo5504497.html
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This is an interesting interview of Chicago’s Bob Koester, the founder of Delmark Records and the Jazz Record Mart.
http://chicagojazz.com/magazine/bob-koester-in-his-own-words-1047.html
http://JazzMart.com
http://delmark.com
http://www.facebook.com/JRMChicago
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Here's a playlist of CHICAGO JAZZ videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM5SLgKJD8mjpn5w4da-Oo02FWDbvSfwj
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ALL of the other music clips on this channel (jazz & otherwise) can be easily accessed via the listing that you will find HERE: http://www.TheMotionDevotion.com/docs/ytmusic.htm
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TheMotionDevotion
MISSION STATEMENT: Educate, Entertain, Inspire
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QUESTIONS: info@themotiondevotion.com
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EACH & EVERY video clip on this channel (sorted by category) can be easily accessed via the listing that you will find HERE: http://www.TheMotionDevotion.com/ytlink.htm
- published: 01 Mar 2015
- views: 363
Biopolymers - Eric Koester Interview
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- Duration: 3:11
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Eric Koester has spent much of his legal career assisting startups.
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Eric Koester has spent much of his legal career assisting startups.
Eric Koester is a business attorney with Cooley Godward Kronish LLP and has a practice focused on emerging technology companies, venture capital firms and investment banks, with particular emphases on venture capital and bank financings, corporate partnerships, commercial agreements, intellectual property licensing, public offerings, and mergers and acquisitions.
He has started three businesses focused on environmental and technology consulting, website design and mobile software and has a passion for working with entrepreneurs and technology-focused thinkers. Eric is a graduate of the business school at Marquette University and a graduate of The George Washington University School of Law. He has also studied the intersection between the environment and leadership. Eric is a certified public accountant.
He serves on the board of the Society of Plastics Engineers Environmental Division and was named the 2010 Outstanding Young Lawyer of the Year by the Washington State Bar Association
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Eric Koester has spent much of his legal career assisting startups.
Eric Koester is a business attorney with Cooley Godward Kronish LLP and has a practice focused on emerging technology companies, venture capital firms and investment banks, with particular emphases on venture capital and bank financings, corporate partnerships, commercial agreements, intellectual property licensing, public offerings, and mergers and acquisitions.
He has started three businesses focused on environmental and technology consulting, website design and mobile software and has a passion for working with entrepreneurs and technology-focused thinkers. Eric is a graduate of the business school at Marquette University and a graduate of The George Washington University School of Law. He has also studied the intersection between the environment and leadership. Eric is a certified public accountant.
He serves on the board of the Society of Plastics Engineers Environmental Division and was named the 2010 Outstanding Young Lawyer of the Year by the Washington State Bar Association
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Bob Koester, interview @ Delmark Records, Chicago, July 2013
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Bob Koester remembers
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Bob Koester "Hello In There"
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Interview wit Delmark Record owner - Bob Koester. May 9th 2016
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Robert Koester Lost Person Behaviour Presentation at BCSARA Northern Meeting
During the EMBC/BCSARA northern conference in Prince George March 6-8 2015, leading lost p...
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Dave Specter's Blues And Beyond Series Special At The Jazz Record Mart Pt1
Dave Specter talks to Bob Koester, owner and founder of Delmark Records and The Jazz Recor...
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Hound Dog Taylor - Let's Get Funky
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Cook like Chef Bob - steak seasoning.mp4
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DELMARK RECORDS' ANNUAL BLUES BRUNCH AT JAZZ RECORD MART (2003)
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pianist JODIE CHRISTIAN “This I Dig of You” in a 1995 Chicago septet
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Biopolymers - Eric Koester Interview
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Unidentified Turkish Official: Istanbul Airport Attackers 'Russian, Uzbek And Kyrgyz'
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An unnamed Turkish official has confirmed the nationalities of the three men who carried out Tuesday’s deadly attack on Istanbul’s airport as Russian, Uzbek and Kyrgyz nationals, Turkish media and officials told various media outlets.Turkey believes Islamic State militants were behind the suicide gun and bomb attack killing 43 and wounding more than 230 people – many of them airport workers, BBC News reported Thursday....
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Pentagon Budget Caps Will Return to Confront Clinton or Trump
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The return of budget caps and the potential for automatic across-the-board spending cuts through 2021 pose the No. 1 defense fiscal challenge for the the next president and defense secretary, according to Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord. “There is no deal on the books, so you are starting with a clean sheet of paper” that “overshadows their whole first term,” McCord said in an interview ... 1 ... “What does the new team think?” ... LEARN MORE. ....
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After 5-year voyage, NASA spacecraft nears rendezvous with Jupiter
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Jupiter takes center stage with the arrival next week of a NASA spacecraft built to peek through its thick, swirling clouds and map the planet from the inside out. The solar-powered Juno spacecraft is on the final leg of a five-year, 1.8 billion-mile voyage to the biggest planet in the solar system.... ....
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Rio's week of horror: Body parts wash up near Olympics beach volleyball site
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(CNN)With just 38 days to go before the Rio Olympics kicks off, the situation in the host city just went from bad to worse. A beach goer Wednesday discovered mutilated human body parts that had washed up on the shore, right in front of the Olympic Beach Volleyball Arena on Rio's famed Copacabana beach. A dismembered foot and another body part still unidentified was found, according to Andre Luiz, an officer of the Military Police ... ....
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Boris Johnson Surprises Faithful, Drops Out Of Tory Race
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Former London Mayor Boris Johnson shocked the United Kingdom Thursday when he unexpectedly ruled himself out as a candidate to be Britain’s next prime minister after justice secretary Michael Gove, chair of Johnson’s leadership campaign, decided to run for the Conservative leadership chair himself, The Guardian reported ... The result will be announced on Sept. 9.– WN.com, Jack Durschlag....
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Alligator Records: 45 Years of "Genuine Houserockin' Music"
Edit Houston Press 09 Jun 2016
A A. Facebook-. Twitter -. More shares recommend reddit email -. - ... I mean, really liked them ... HOUND DOG TAYLOR & THE HOUSEROCKERS, "Take Five" ... I went back to my boss, Bob Koester of Delmark Records (where I was shipping clerk) and tried to convince him that he should record them (and that I should produce the record). But Bob had seen Hound Dog sitting in at jams, and never with his own band ... Contact. Bob Ruggiero Follow ... ....
At 83, Bob Koester opens his newest record store (and how it compares to Jazz ...
Edit Chicago Tribune 03 May 2016
It's not nearly as big as the old store, and it lacks the high-profile downtown address. But the new shop that Jazz Record Mart founder Bob Koester has opened at his Delmark Records studio, 4121 N. Rockwell St., certainly has enough funky character, dusty ambience and offbeat inventory to keep... ....
Jazz Record Mart founder opens new store
Edit Chicago Tribune 30 Apr 2016
Bob Koester, who closed his celebrated Jazz Record Mart in February after more than half a century in business, has opened a new shop.Located in the front room of his Delmark Records studio, 4121 N. Rockwell St. in the Horner Park neighborhood, the store currently carries 9,000 titles, with more... ....
A Remembrance For Chicago's Jazz Record Mart
Edit National Public Radio 16 Apr 2016
Owner Bob Koester at the Jazz Record Mart in Chicago, which closed last month. Sue Koester/Delmark Records hide caption. toggle caption Sue Koester/Delmark Records. Owner Bob Koester at the Jazz Record Mart in Chicago, which closed last month. Sue Koester/Delmark Records ... Last month, owner Bob Koester sold the store, saying he was just too old to run it any more ... Bob Koester loved being there....
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Edit National Public Radio 16 Apr 2016
Saturday's Show. Kit Harrington plays Jon Snow, who researchers found is one of the most important characters in Game of Thrones. Helen Sloan/Courtesy of HBO hide caption. toggle caption Helen Sloan/Courtesy of HBO. Science. How Math Determines The 'Game Of Thrones' Protagonist ... Owner Bob Koester at the Jazz Record Mart in Chicago, which closed last month. Sue Koester/Delmark Records hide caption. toggle caption Sue Koester/Delmark Records ... ....
Jazz Record Mart sale imminent
Edit Orlando Sentinel 11 Feb 2016
Bob Koester, owner of the Jazz Record Mart, expects this will be the last weekend the famous store at 27 E. Illinois St. will be open. Since the Tribune first reported on Jan. 29 that Koester was putting his business up for sale, he has received several offers to buy the inventory, said Koester.... ....
Jazz Record Mart for sale
Edit Chicago Tribune 30 Jan 2016
The Jazz Record Mart, long billed as "The World’s Largest Jazz and Blues Record Store," is up for sale while its founder searches for a possible new location. “The rent is killing us,” said Bob Koester, 83, owner of the famous shop at 27 E. Illinois St. “I want to die with the store. But it’s either... ....
Chicago's Toronzo Cannon shoots for blues greatness with Alligator records
Edit The Examiner 24 Jun 2015
Between wowing a huge crowd at the Chicago Blues Festival and signing a contract with Alligator Records, It’s been quite a month for Bridgeport resident and blues musician, Toronzo Cannon ... Cannon said that when he went into Jazz Record Mart to pay off his CD purchases, Delmark founder Bob Koester congratulated Cannon on “his promotion” and said that Iglauer and Alligator “couldn’t have picked a straighter arrow.”....
Jazz guitarist Marty Grosz 85, keeps 'hot music' going
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 03 Apr 2015
About to release his latest album, Diga Diga Doo - Marty Grosz Meets the Fat Babies ... I wouldn't know what I was talking about ... Were you playing traditional, bebop, free-form?" ... Grosz says there's a larger scene for hot-music swing bands and their audiences in Chicago than there is here, which is how he joined forces with that city's Fat Babies and Delmark Records honcho Bob Koester ("Who I have known since the Great Flood") ... ... $10 ... ....
Taylor's Gibraltar Trade Center vendors weigh next move
Edit Detroit news 08 Nov 2014
We started the market (in Gibraltar) and it was doing quite well," said company president Bob Koester ... They opened a second market in Mount Clemens, which Bob Koester now runs, and doubled the size of the Taylor building ... The Koester family has always pegged the Gibraltar Trade Center as a unique retail experience. "We are a shopping destination and we always have been," Bob Koester said ... It's just a distance," Bob Koester said....
Delmark blues brunch serves up a tasty smorgasbord of great music
Edit The Examiner 30 Jun 2014
Because for the past 21 years, Bob Koester and his Jazz Record Mart have hosted a free Sunday blues brunch that treats visitors to a full plate of straight-up Chicago blues from a steady parade of Delmark recording artists ... Illinois Street ... However, the future of the blues shouldn’t rest squarely on the shoulders of octogenarian Koester and his small store set off in the shadows of the city’s skyscrapers and behemoth building projects....
A2IM’s 2014 LIBBYs: Bruce Iglauer’s Lifetime Achievement Award Speech (American Association of Independent Music)
Edit noodls 24 Jun 2014
(Source. American Association of Independent Music) ... Read the full text of Bruce's moving speech below and HERE ... Second, my mentor and my father in the record business, Bob Koester of Delmark Records. Bob really should be receiving this award. He began his label 61 years ago and is still running it today! In the two and a half years I worked for Bob, he showed me how to run a label that ALWAYS put the music first ... distributed by....
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