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In this digital-only collection, we present five JazzTimes articles that investigate the intersections between jazz and race. Roundtables with Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, Kamasi Washington, … Read More “Race Matters: A JazzTimes Special”
The second collection of highlights from JazzTimes‘ monthly Chops column features expert advice on a range of subjects from major names in the business. Christian McBride … Read More “Tips for Emerging Musicians and Bands”
Ah, drum solos: Some people love them, others wish they could fast-forward through them. What’s the point of them anyway, and how do you define … Read More “Giving the Drummer Some”
Bradley Cunningham’s Greenwich Village saloon quickly became popular with jazz musicians after its 1969 opening. Then Paul Desmond willed his Baldwin grand piano to … Read More “Remembering Bradley’s: The Oral History of a Beloved NYC Jazz Joint”
In conversation with Mac Randall, the world’s most recorded jazz bassist tells the tales behind 12 of his finest dates—from epochal LPs with Miles Davis … Read More “Bright Moments: Ron Carter – Looking Back with the Bass Icon”
Every issue in JazzTimes‘ Chops column, top players and singers talk shop, sharing the secrets of their trade and providing insight into what it takes … Read More “The Best of Chops”
One of the most popular columns in JazzTimes is the Artist’s Choice playlist in which noted jazz artists share their picks for their favorite cuts … Read More “Best of Artist’s Choice Playlists”
We polled nearly 60 top musicians as well as our writers to come up with a list of the 45 greatest small groups in jazz … Read More “The Greatest Small Groups in Jazz History”
SEX, DRUGS & JAZZ: An Oral History A unique meeting place for jazz cats, fusion pioneers and in-demand studio musicians, Seventh Avenue South, located at that … Read More “New York Nights – Seventh Avenue South”
