17 Jul
In Copenhagen by Kenny Drew
Unfortunately or perhaps on second thought, fortunately, most jazz listeners remember Kenny Drew’s work throughout the 1950’s, and slightly beyond, when he recorded with…
The internationalism of jazz has accounted for much of its innovation for at least the past decade. A restless and protean art form, jazz in hindsight may be described in i…
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Marc Copland presents an interesting artistic personality within the long, and ever growing, list of jazz musicians who contributed to the advancement of the genre, keeping…
How many other Chris Humpheys are there who raise a family, buy a house, perform when they can, inspire future generations through teaching to share his passion for music, …
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Breakfast on the Morning Tram is a charmer. No two ways about it. In her Blue Note debut album, Stacey Kent has modified her direction while remaining constant with …
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