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Previously Unreleased Live Concert by Legendary Pianist Gene Harris Debuts from Newly Formed Resonance Records as the First Release of Their Heirloom Series
The Heirloom Series of Resonance Records makes an auspicious debut with Gene Harris: The Quartet Live in London, an outstanding and unexpected addition to the late pianist's catalog of buoyant, hardswinging discs. Based on previously unreleased tapes provided by his widow Janie Harris, Live in London is also the only available recording of Harris in action ...
Pianist John Beasley Sets Sail on Resonance Records's Maiden Voyage with His Herbie Hancock Tribute CD, "Letter to Herbie"
Features Roy Hargrove, Christian McBride and Jeff Tain" Watts Jazz pianist John Beasley embarks upon a supremely inspired effort with his new album, Letter to Herbie, taking its cues from both the philosophies and compositions of music great Herbie Hancock. The 10-song CD features Beasley reshaping classic works from across several decades of Hancock's catalog while ...
Mark O'Leary "Ellipses" on FMR Records
Mark O'Leary Trio - Ellipses (FMR 254; UK) Featuring Mark O'Leary on guitar & electronics, Stale Storlokken on synth & samples and John Herndon on drums. Considering that Irish daredevil guitar wiz, Mark O'Leary's career is not yet a decade old, he has already unleashed more than a dozen discs as a leader on various labels ...
Improvise Your Summer with the 13th Manchester Jazz Festival
This year - as with every year - Manchester Jazz Festival presents a series of international premires and special commissions, unique to mjf. Monday 21st July sees an Italian double bill of Egea artists at the RNCM: the UK premier of clarinetist Gabriele Mirabassi's Trio and pianist Danilo Rea. On Tuesday 22nd, a very special triple ...
Jazz Went Back to College
A lesson in American musical history A visit with the Harvard Westlake Jazz Explorers Jazz went to college back in the heyday of Dave Brubeck, when block chords and 5/4 time were considered way rad. It was the 1950s, and the screaming guitar had yet to strike. But now jazz is going to prep ...
Jazz on Jackson Place - Music and Merriment in the Decatur House Courtyard
FEATURED IN JUNE - JENNIFER KRUPA & LEIGH PILZER QUINTET JAZZ ON JACKSON PLACE, D.C.'S POPULAR SERIES OF MUSIC AND MERRIMENT WASHINGTON, DC - The best kept secret in D.C. - summer nights on Lafayette Square. The June installment of this monthly series featuring music and merriment in a festive, casual atmosphere features the ...
Meddy Gerville Releases New Album: Fo kronm la vi
After recently performing live in New York City with drummer Horacio El Negro" Hernandez and bass player Matthew Garrison, Reunion Island's pianist Meddy Gerville releases his 6th album: Fo kronm la vi. This is a perfect fusion between maloya (traditional music) and jazz, with songs in Creole. Fans of world jazz with an African, Latin touch ...
Jenny Scheinman Tour/Albums
RIDICULOUSLY TALENTED VIOLINIST RELEASES TWO ALBUMS AND TOURS NORTHEAST ...Ms. Scheinman is a killer player... She has the street musician's trick of getting attention with the pure power of a single, perfect note." - New York Times On her self-titled disc- one of two being released simultaneously- she reveals herself to be as personal ...
Sunday Spin: Staple Singers
OUR WEEKLY NOD TO AMAZING ALBUMS GIVES A GOOD CAHOOT The Staple Singers did nothing less than modernize gospel music. They are the next evolutionary step after Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin, all churchgoers that etched humanity into hymns and gave hips to hallelujahs. Compacting the pulpit into danceable bursts, The ...
New Stax Albums
VENERABLE SOUL LABEL RETURNS WITH NEW RELEASES BY CLASSIC ARTISTS Nudge It Up A Notch Recently revived Stax Records offers up two tasty summer platters by revered Stax alumni - Steve Cropper and Felix Cavaliere's Nudge It Up a Notch and Eddie Floyd's first new album in six years, Eddie Loves You So, both ...

