Dan Adler
Born and raised in Israel, Dan Adler studied jazz guitar, music and composition privately while learning the craft of Jazz by playing with some of … Read More “Dan Adler”
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Dan Adler: All Things Familiar
Guitarist Adler assembled four other musicians, brothers Grant and Philip Stewart on tenor sax and drums, Richard Samuels on piano and Dmitri Kolesnik on bass, … Read More “Dan Adler: All Things Familiar”
Concert Review: Dana Leong at the D.C. Jazz Festival
A cello, turntables and bass trio merges jazz and hip-hop
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The Year in Review: Top 50 Albums of 2019
We calculated our top 40 new releases and top 10 historical/reissue recordings of 2019 based on year-end lists by our writers. They were asked to … Read More “The Year in Review: Top 50 Albums of 2019”
November 2019
Our November issue is on sale now! ART BLAKEY A century ago this October, one of the crucial figures in jazz’s history—a drummer of the … Read More “November 2019”
The Year in Review: Top 50 Albums of 2018
We calculated our top 40 new releases and top 10 historical/reissue recordings of 2018 based on year-end lists by our writers. They were asked to … Read More “The Year in Review: Top 50 Albums of 2018”
Lani Hall: Never Say Never Again
With Sérgio Mendes and Brasil ’66, the vocalist helped define an era. Chronic illness and disillusion with the industry derailed her for years, but now—to her own amazement—she’s back on track. Read More “Lani Hall: Never Say Never Again”
November 2018
Our November 2018 issue is on sale now! Highlights include: BRIAN BLADE Twenty-five years and going on 150 albums into his recording career, Blade is … Read More “November 2018”
Photos: 2018 Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival
On Sept. 29, 2018, six blocks of Columbus Avenue in Boston, Mass., were closed off for the annual Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival. Along with an … Read More “Photos: 2018 Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival”
Live Review: Grant Green’s Evolution of Funk in New York
Grant Green’s Evolution of Funk, which closed out a four-night stint at Jazz Standard in Manhattan on Sunday, July 1, is an unabashed tribute act. … Read More “Live Review: Grant Green’s Evolution of Funk in New York”