Nate Chinen
Nate’s Contributions
05/08/13 Features
Bassic Training: Christian McBride Picks 5 Formative Tracks
From Bootsy to Jaco, the bassist knows his bassists
05/07/13 Features
Christian McBride Lays Down Roots
At 40, the gifted and ubiquitous bassist mentors an impressive new generation
10/14/12 The Gig
The Gig: Jacob Garchik's 'Atheist Gospel Trombone Album'
Recording the "unrecordable'
07/04/12 Features
Tim Berne: Snakeoil Salesman
What does his new major-label exposure mean to an avowed avant-gardist?
06/19/12 The Gig
The Gig: Reed Switch
Nate Chinen on clarinetists who make the switch to tenor saxophone
04/23/12 The Gig
John Levy: Boss Bass
Nate Chinen on the bass legacy of this historic jazz businessman
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JT columnist Nate Chinen, who also regularly contributes to the New York Times, is one of jazz journalism’s brightest young talents. For the past three years he has won the Jazz Journalists Association’s Helen Dance-Robert Palmer Award for excellence in writing. He also won the Association’s Best Book About Jazz Award in 2004 for his work with George Wein on the memoir Myself Among Others: A Life in Music.