Duets The guitar-bass duo format entered the jazz mainstream through Jim Hall and Ron Carter’s Alone Together, a landmark ...

Four With more than 30 albums under his belt as leader and having established and directed the Scottish National Jazz ...

Here Is Donato! Master trombonist Ray Keberle has studied at both the Manhattan School of Music, where he was mentored by ...

Fire In Orbit Bringing huge credit to my home city is the Hill Collective, a Brighton-based ensemble rooted in spiritual jazz ...

Microverse I Announcing their presence with the enjoyable 2020 debut Blodmånen Og Dig (“The Blood Moon And You”), Gorm Askjær ...

Songs Of The Japanese Supernatural Despite the fashion for Japanese horror films a few years ago, most Westerners have little ...

Jagged Edges & Elegant Lines On Jagged Edges & Elegant Lines the Singapore-born, Boston-based composer Ayn Inserto presents a ...

Unfortunately I only caught about 10 minutes of Robert Glasper’s set because his group came on nearly an hour after schedule ...

In Pas(s)ing First and foremost the late guitarist Mick Goodrick regarded himself as an educator and teacher rather than a musician in need of a gig. He only recorded half a dozen albums under his own ...

Mingus Ah Um In a discography replete with notable recordings (133 as a leader) there are at least three Charles Mingus ...

Swing Hop; Escape; Reality; The Sunday After; Rattletrap; Flash In Dreamland; Coravilas; Easilee; Undercover; La Di Da; Arms-akimbo; Aftermath; Undercover-Remix (74. ...

Rarely – if ever – has an American musician received such fulsome praise both during their lifetime and after their death. Such headlines as “Quincy Jones, Giant of American Music Dies At 91” (New ...