When you mention Kansas City Blues, you need to include the great veteran pianist Jay McShann (also known as Hootie) enjoyed a long career and it is unfair to primarily think of him as merely the leader of an orchestra that featured a young Charlie Parker. He was mostly self-taught as a pianist, worked with Don Byas as early as 1931 and played throughout the Midwest before settling in Kansas City in 1936. | JazzCorner

Despite the The Kansas City Chiefs loss, Alex Smith had an absolute monster of a game. Four TDs, 366 passing yards and a wild 70-yard rush. Here are his #KCvsNYJ highlights! | NFL