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Album Reviews

Today

The Rarest of Ivories: Fred Hersch, Joey Alexander, Eliane Elias and Renee Rosnes

26-May-2018

25-May-2018

24-May-2018

23-May-2018

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Outsidethebox by Sasha Mashin
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Seymour Reads The... by Brad Mehldau
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Life Of by Steve Tibbetts
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Sebastiana by Ricardo Bacelar
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Dreaming Spirits by Mark Egan
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e.s.t. live in london by Esbjorn Svensson
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Awase by Nik Bärtsch

Story of the Day

The first jazz record I bought was “A Tisket A Tasket” by Ella Fitzgerald. I was eight years old and this sparked my love of Ella and of jazz. I told my mom “I have discovered this great singer and I want to share her with you
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The first jazz record I bought was “A Tisket A Tasket” by Ella Fitzgerald. I was eight years old and this sparked my love of Ella and of jazz. I told my mom “I have discovered this great singer and I want to share her with you. You may like her too”. She did not tell me that everyone knew of Ms. Fitzgerald. She was definitely my first influence and continues to shape how I approach music.
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By Maiya Sykes
Member since: 2018