Coltrane's legendary live album catches him in a very settled stage in his career, and while not for the faint-hearted, it's a good introduction to his music.
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A jazz vocalist who favors a controlled aesthetic delivers a program of lesser-known gems.
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A young guitarist flies to great heights while fronting a new jazz ensemble.
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Saxon's excellent 20th full-length, a deluxe edition of a concept album by the late, great Dio, and a rediscovered gem by Dust are among the highlights.
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Another Self Portrait, Another Side of Bob Dylan. Wouldn't be the first time.
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Jazz guitarist fuses contemporary sounds with his exotic roots.
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Four saxes are better than one.
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The pioneering group still wants to take you "Higher!" in this four-CD boxed set celebrating the history of the band.
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A meeting of equals who aren't out to prove anything except how much they love what they do.
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This solo piano album is a love letter to Detroit.
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