My Content
Membership has its privileges! Sign up or sign in to gain full access to both All About Jazz and Jazz Near You. Learn more.
Featured Stories
Album Reviews
Ramiro Marziani
The Martian's Playground
Binker Golding / Elliot Galvin
Ex Nihilo
Quinsin Nachoff's Flux
Path Of Totality
Michael Formanek Elusion Quartet
Time Like This
Marquès / Fortià/ Pannier
Bulería Brooklyniana
Joe McPhee/John Butcher
At The Hill Of James Magee
Greg Ward
Stomping Off From Greenwood
Stream | Articles
Listen
News
Born Today
Duane Eubanks
Duane Eubanks simmers. Percolates. The jazz trumpeter/ composer/arranger/producer is a multi-talented force whose fiery blasts and sweet distinctive sound carry his horn into a musical space that defies... read more
Album Showcase
-
East Of The Sun by Michael Kocour
Jazz Poll
Help us identify the world's top 100 jazz venues. Voting takes seconds so please participate! Learn more.
This Week
-
Musician 2 Musician
Gina Leishman: This New York Life -
Live Reviews
The Philly Pops Big Band with Terell Stafford and Guests at the Kimmel Center -
Radio
Ring in the New -
Radio
Matana Roberts, the Organ in Jazz, and New Releases -
In Pictures
NYC Winter Jazzfest 2019: Captures the Magic of Old and New -
Catching Up With
Anthony Jefferson: A New Orleans Vocalist At Home In The Dominican Republic -
Radio
Favourite Releases of 2018
Jazz Story
I love jazz because it is the most diverse music genre. I was first exposed to jazz a long time ago. The best show I ever attended was Henry Threadgill's very very Circus at SJU jazzpodium in Utrecht. The first jazz record I bought was Coleman Hawkins Big Band live at The Savoy Ballroom 1940. My advice to new listeners is to attend as many concerts you can even though you may not know the musicians who are playing.
By Maarten Kerkhof
Member since: 2019
