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'The Köln Concert' at 50: Keith Jarrett's Solo Flow
The landmark recording—which came from a concert in Cologne, West Germany, that almost didn’t happen—is a work of gorgeous, stream-of-consciousness pianism.
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Swamp Creatures Scurry
Unelected policy makers realize they shouldn’t have been making policy.
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The Limits of 'Running Government Like a Business'
After a long and successful private-sector career, I came to Washington—and it made me more humble.
