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A Helping Hand
by AAJ Staff
Jazz Musician? We're Here to Help!The AAJ Musician Center currently contains over 1,700 jazz musician profiles. Even more new profiles are added every day.In case you are a jazz musician who has not entered your profile, your profile page was designed to offer you a FREE way to reach AAJ readers with ...
A Feast For Your Eyes
by AAJ Staff
Index Best Website: Four Years Running Visual Arts Center Re-Launch Summer Festival Fun Most Read Articles & CD Reviews You May Have Missed... Best Website: Four Years Running The Jazz Journalists Association presented their 2005 annual Awards at B.B. King's in New York on June 14th. Several All About Jazz contributors were on hand to celebrate ...
Do It Today
by AAJ Staff
Since we first launched All About Jazz nine years ago, we've thrown the doors wide open to anyone who shares our passion for jazz. Whether you're new to AAJ or a seasoned veteran, you found your way here one way or another. Maybe it was a Google search or a link from a musician's web site. ...
The Shape of Sound
by AAJ Staff
Jazz is much more than elegant dinner music. To the open-minded, improvisation can provide a means of transportation to unpredictable new domains of the mind and spirit. Since the very early days, jazz has also been an ally of other art forms, including dance, poetry, and visual art. In the balance, the superimposition of styles provokes ...
The Jazz Legacy
by AAJ Staff
The music we love is about a century old, which makes it more than a tradition. By this point it's a legacy. Some people don't like to use that word to describe a vibrant living art form like jazz, because it suggests images of old guys in black and white obsolescence, the kind of ...
Surveying Jazz
by AAJ Staff
In the leadup and aftermath of the US elections of November 2, we learned a lot about the social and cultural forces that fuel American politics. One of the tools which has come into increasing vogue--and become disturbingly useful to campaigns--is the opinion poll . It's hard to escape if you follow any type of media ...
Musical Culture
by AAJ Staff
To many armchair consumers, music is something you store on the shelf and bring to life by pressing play on a black box. (Newer fangled types might use an iPod or hard drive instead, but the net result is basically the same.) And it is indeed possible to come to an appreciation of music from around ...
Under the Hood
by AAJ Staff
Every month we publish almost 200 CD reviews and nearly 100 articles ; you'll find that content grabbing the spotlight front and center on the home page at All About Jazz. A lot of work goes into making sure we keep abreast of what's going on in the world of jazz, from Down Under to the ...
Destination: Canada
by AAJ Staff
Canada has produced its share of jazz figures, including Oscar Peterson, Gil Evans, and Diana Krall, and it continues to be a breeding ground for new talent. But Canada also provides several platforms for international artists to get public exposure, including this summer's crop of jazz festivals in Ottawa , Montreal , Toronto , and Victoriaville ...
First Person Plural
by AAJ Staff
At first glance, the internet can seem to be an impersonal place. It's a collection of solitary computers connected by wires (and wireless) to each other around the globe. But the important part of that description is the word “connected." We firmly believe that the internet brings people together more than it drives them apart. All ...
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In Tribute To...
Points of View: Celebrating Dave Holland
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John Coltrane At 100: A Global Perspective
Jazz Raconteurs
Julius Hemphill: Marty Ehrlich and Tim Berne Remember a...
History of Jazz
John Coltrane in Detroit: A Brief History
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Detroit Jazz Festival 2026: A Gathering in a Great Jazz City
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Sequoia Snyder: Growing in the Light of the Masters
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Jasur Khalilov: From Falak to Fusion
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