Tag Archives: jazz

Lindsay Mendez and Marco Paguia give some modern classics a jazz vibe on "This Time."

Deborah Shulman breathes new life into the music of Bobby Troup.

Global Noize puts a contemporary spin on the music of Sly and the Family Stone, alive with the excitement of innovation.

An award-winning German coffee table book on jazz is now available in English.

Oscar Pettiford’s place in jazz music is secure because of his bass innovations and his making the cello a viable jazz instrument. For any fan of jazz and its history, "Lost Tapes..." is a must-have release.

After a quarter of a century, Sanborn and James join on a new album.

New albums from Samantha Carlson and Marlene VerPlanck are both collections of tunes that deserve some attention.

Recorded at a time when Brubeck and Bennett were at the top of their game, the album not only highlights their individual talents, but demonstrates the kind of electric performances you can get when truly great artists get together and feed off each other.

"Why jazz and blues? I don't know why not... it's the music I love."