Jazz artists don’t, as a rule, fill stadiums to overflowing. Jamie Cullum does.
Jazz artists don’t, as a rule, measure the success of their albums in multiplatinum sales. Jamie Cullum does.
After he lost his six-year-old daughter Ana in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, saxophonist Jimmy Greene didn’t find himself turning to any music … Read More “Loss and Grief in the Jazz Community”
There are things that Great Britain’s Nubiyan Twist is, and there are things that the Leeds-born nonet-plus decidedly isn’t, according to its founder, co-composer, producer, and … Read More “Nubiyan Twist: Real Life Stories”
If nothing other than John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme had been recorded there, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.’s Van Gelder Studio would still indisputably qualify as a … Read More “Planning for the Future of Van Gelder Studio”
Before his passing in September 2015, saxophonist/composer Phil Woods collaborated with regular JT contributor Ted Panken on a memoir, which was recently published by Cymbal Press … Read More “The Autobiography of Phil Woods: April in Paris 1968″
