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Interview with guitarist Matt Clark. An interview by email in writing. Dear readers, get...
Alice Coltrane’s 1971 concert at Carnegie Hall will be released in full for the...
“He was nomadic. The strongest and most lasting thing you can say about Alan...
A marvelous concert occurred at The Back Room on Bonita Avenue in Berkeley, California....
The first quarter of the 21st Century will end in twelve months. How the...
The title says it all: “Beauty Is Enough”, an astonishing solo trumpet performance by...
The album “Waiting” by Quintet West is a captivating jazz release that was released...
In 1966 tenor saxophonist Albert Ayler toured northern Europe with his ensemble of Donald...
To press play in a small apartment in Brooklyn in 2002 and be privy...
Burning Ambulance Music is releasing Polarity 2 with tenor saxophonist Ivo Perelman and trumpet...
Charles Gayle burst on the NYC jazz scene in the ’90s, at which point...
Trance Map+ is an electro-acoustic formation in constant motion. Founded by electronic musician, turntable...
During his early Atlantic years, Ornette Coleman recorded a whole bunch of immortal music...
Once regarded as jazz’s hot young iconoclast, David Murray suddenly finds himself a teacher...
Peter Brötzmann, a German saxophonist whose brash, tempestuous outpourings set an imposing standard for...
The veteran avant gardist has lost none of his intensity with two sets showcasing...
Legendary saxophonist Clifford Jordan’s Drink Plenty Water is the latest unearthed jazz recording of...
Summertime from the LP My Name Is Albert Ayler made me discover Albert Ayler. His unique interpretation of...
The search for the origins of free jazz continues…. A couple weeks ago, my...
Two masters of wind instruments blowing in from the Windy City. In 2003, as...
William Parker does nothing on a small scale. The celebrated contemporary jazz bassist and...
If you are easily offended or just don’t like these kind of jokes, please...
Drummer Pete La Roca’s solo on “Minor Apprehension”, the second track on Jackie McLean’s...
He was one of the early free jazz musicians, performed with Pina Bausch and...
The man who turned bebop upside down with Ornette Coleman went on to work...
Jazz interview with a grubby musician, or a self-professed musician, who doesn’t know basic...
Michael Marcus, Joe McPhee, Warren Smith and Jay Rosen return to the studio with...
