Jazz Video of the Day

Blackbird (guitar cover)

Tat Yoshinaga
Duration: 3:08

Multi instrumentalist Tat Yoshinaga covers The Beatles Blackbird on acoustic and electric guitar.

My Funny Valentine

Emilia Vancini
Duration: 5:07

Emilia Vancini, tenor saxophone: Gianluca Masetti. recorded December 1998 at Over Studio (Cento, Italy) by Lucio Pirani.

From a Familiar Place

WM Project
Duration: 8:07

Trailer for WM Project's upcoming “From a Familiar Place" CD release with Jeremy Pelt - trumpet ;Marshall Gilkes - trombone; Krzysztof Medyna - tenor saxophone; Rafal Sarnecki - guitar; Andrzej Winnicki - piano; Jeff Dingler - bass; Michael Winnicki - drums. Produced by Andrzej Winnicki & Krzysztof Medyna.

Black-Eyed Susan

Ralph Hepola
Duration: 3:12

This is a truly original rendition of the traditional Irish air, “Black-Eyed Susan," by Ralph Hepola on tuba with Peter Shu on the digital keyboard. Ralph strives to create improvisational tuba renditions that are uncommon in today's music landscape. For more of Ralph's tracks, visit RalphHepola.com.

Dusan Jevtovic YO SIN MI

Dusan Jevtovic
Duration: 9:18

"No Answer serves as further proof that this guitarist is someone to pay attention to, a distinctive voice in a world full of cookie-cutter shredders." --John Davis, Exposé Magazine The inspired pairing of guitarist Dusan Jevtovic and pianist Vasil Hadzimanov, mobilized by the convincing playing of Asaf Sirkis on drum kit, has resulted in a sound that cross-pollinates the most forward thinking aspects of progressive music with the excitement of post-jazz. Think ECM record label vibe filtered through Radiohead played at an intimate after-hours jazz venue and you’ll catch the vibe. Choosing to work without a bass player opens new dynamic possibilities and allows the guitar and keyboard voicing to dance and weave in a textural ballet. Vasil’s beautiful arpeggiated piano serves as delicate counterpoint to Dusan’s raw textured playing. Asaf alternates between the delicacy of Jon Christensen and the driving power of vintage Billy Cobham. Mini Moog bass brings a powerful bottom end for Jevtovic’ soaring acrobatics and reinforces Sirkis' driving grooves. As with the very best instrumental music, there is a lot of careful listening, creative comping, and building off the other players’ energy, resulting in a music that is at once confident, inspired and original. Dusan Jevtovic' second international release (his third) on the New York progressive jazz label MoonJune might be his groundbreaking work which will intrigue fans of guitarists such as John Abercrombie, John Frusciante, Terje Rypdal, David Torn, Nels Cline, John McLaughlin and Jimi Hendrix.

Showreel Dan Papirany Trio 2017

Dan Papirany
Duration: 7:51

A new showreel by the Dan Papirany Trio (Australia). Featuring Dan Papirany on Piano, Andrew Shaw on Bass and Sacha Kloostra on Drums.

Sweet Georgie Fame

Negroni's Trio
Duration: 3:43

Jose Negroni on “Sweet Georgie Fame." I discovered the song “Sweet Georgie Fame” through a very straight ahead traditional jazz version interpretation by the great Spanish jazz pianist Tete Montoliu. I knew instantly that I also wanted to have my own interpretation of this great song.