Gov’t Mule Featuring John Scofield: Sco-Mule
In 1999, guitarist John Scofield was beginning to enjoy a younger and larger audience-the spoils of the prior year’s A Go Go, his first album … Read More “Gov’t Mule Featuring John Scofield: Sco-Mule”
Evan Haga
Evan Haga worked as an editor and writer at JazzTimes from 2006 to 2018. He is currently the Jazz Curator at TIDAL, and his writing has appeared at RollingStone.com, NPR Music, Billboard and other outlets.
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New Orleans Jazzfest Begins
Kidd Jordan, Nicholas Payton and more
The NAMM Show 2015
Highlights from the annual musical-instrument blowout in Southern California
Field Notes: Antonio Sanchez’s “Birdman” Live
A singular cinematic experience in NYC
JT Editor Evan Haga Introduces the April 2015 Issue
Something else: Ornette Coleman and New Vocabulary
Charlie’s Angels: New York Pays Tribute to Charlie Haden
Metheny, Frisell and other friends gather to remember
Herbie Hancock: Speak Like a Child
Enthusiasm and candor permeate his new memoir
JT Editor Evan Haga Introduces the January/February 2015 Issue
Question and answer
Our Point of View in NYC
Supergroup celebrates Blue Note Records’ 75th anniversary
JT Editor Evan Haga Introduces the November 2014 Issue
The power of two
Wayne Kramer: Behind Bar Lines
A rock legend Wayne Kramer reflects on his jazz history
JT Editor Evan Haga Introduces the October 2014 Issue
take jazz for granted
JT Editor Evan Haga Introduces the September 2014 Issue
One more thing…
Marc Ribot’s New York Stories
The guitarist talks about the future of improvised music and more
Live Review: Umbria Jazz 2014
In pop and jazz, devoted music fans understand the difference between festival performances and standalone concerts. If you say “I saw him/her/them live” and you’re … Read More “Live Review: Umbria Jazz 2014”
Evan Haga Introduces the August 2014 Issue
Club Dolphy
Bill Frisell’s "Guitar in the Space Age"
Six-string great interprets his earliest inspirations
John Zorn Introduces His Third Book of Masada Compositions
Heavy volume in NYC
Evan Haga Introduces the May 2014 Issue
The shock of the new
Evan Haga Introduces the April 2014 Issue
Hooray for Holland
Winter NAMM 2014: Gear, Not Gimmicks
Practical musical tools make their debut at Anaheim show
JT Notes: Editor Evan Haga Introduces the March 2014 Issue
My Mahavishnu moment
JT Notes: Editor Evan Haga Introduces the Jan./Feb. 2014 Issue
I’ll Remember April, and May and June…
Robert Glasper Experiment: Black Radio 2
Black Radio 2 is a highly anticipated new album by one of the most talented jazz keyboard players out there, released on a label that … Read More “Robert Glasper Experiment: Black Radio 2”
Ben Monder: Hydra
Guitarist-composer Ben Monder’s Hydra, his first album as a leader in eight years, is esoteric but you’d be wrong to file it under “avant-garde”; it’s … Read More “Ben Monder: Hydra”
Revisiting Winter Jazzfest’s 10th Anniversary
Jazz till you drop
The Gospel According to Wynton Marsalis
The JALC Orchestra mounts an ambitious spectacle of spirit
Evan Haga Introduces the December 2013 Issue
Art to art: René Marie’s one-woman show