This previously unreleased live recording captures Dexter Gordon (1923–1990) in concert with perhaps his...
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Saxophonist and composer Ada Rovatti spent her youth attending Berklee and playing with big...
Recorded in Oslo in September 1970, Afric Pepperbird was released on New Year’s Day...
Kit Packham is a bandleader, singer, saxophonist, composer, record producer and manager, with red...
Strings of the Südfunk Symphony Orchestra and Stuttgart Orchestra under the direction of Mladen...
This past Friday, Emory University’s Flora Glenn Candler Concert Series presented an engaging duo...
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past,...
Harry Sepulveda has great taste in Latin music, especially Latin-jazz. He should, considering that...
Essential mid-sixties Blue Note album from Lee Morgan with a mesmerising John Coltrane-inspired title...
For it’s 10th anniversary release, the Black Art Jazz Collective (BAJC), hailed by DownBeat...
Originally from London, the music of harp player, singer and composer Steve Baker is...
Well, just listen to INGVAY’s music, then definitely. Because “One Magic Mile” sounds so...
Art Blakey was among the most influential jazz drummers in the world, and his...
For more than three decades saxophonist Kenny Garrett has been on the forefront of the most...
Alice Coltrane’s 1971 concert at Carnegie Hall will be released in full for the...
A melody you never heard before takes you back to a place where you...
During Covid confinement, singer and harmonica player Ronnie Owens spent time listening to some...
Tony Wessels & the Revolvers is a band from Atlanta, GA, or rather a...
American pianist Mal Waldron’s music is often associated with solo piano albums or acoustic...
Originally released in 1968, Midnight Creeper marked saxophonist Lou Donaldson’s continued shift towards a...
Norah Jones will release her ninth solo studio album, Visions, on March 8 via...
Charles Lloyd returns with his latest musical offering, The Sky Will Still Be There...
The Jazz Sapiens Big Band is an exciting new collective made up of London’s...
“He was nomadic. The strongest and most lasting thing you can say about Alan...
The first widely-circulated album issued by the stunning saxophonist Muriel Grossman – an artist...
Guitarist Dave Stryker’s latest album, Groove Street, is in fact “The Dave Stryker Trio...
There are a number of elements on Technically Acceptable, the second Blue Note Records...
After releasing the album Uneasy on ECM in 2021, presenting him for the first...