Overdue Ovation: Jamie Baum
Amid divergent influences, a guiding inner voice
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Zach Hindin
Nir Felder: Putting Musical Storytelling Ahead of Chops
An archive that sings
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Aaron Parks: Arborescence
Released eight days after the pianist turned 30, Aaron Parks’ Arborescence is understandably preoccupied with growth. If one’s first solo album is a rite of … Read More “Aaron Parks: Arborescence”
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Pink Martini: Joyous Music In Trying Times
Mixing eras, cultures and attitudes with trademark panache
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John Scofield: Uberjam Deux
It’s easy to have mixed feelings about guitarist John Scofield’s Überjam Deux. Back in 2002, the first installment refused to sit still: It beeped, buzzed, … Read More “John Scofield: Uberjam Deux”
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Chris Morrissey: North Hero
Until now, sheer variety has distinguished Chris Morrissey. His 2009 debut, The Morning World, was vigorous but pixelated, like a photomosaic: Each track was a … Read More “Chris Morrissey: North Hero”
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Alicia Hall Moran: Deliberate and Natural
Out of high culture and pop culture, forging an unforgettable identity
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Introducing Stylus™, an App That Streamlines Your Path to Jazz
Concord Records and affiliates point the way to 1,200 titles, with tips from “JazzTimes’
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Joshua Redman at the Town Hall
Saxophonist’s masterful orchestral gig highlights Blue Note Jazz Festival
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