The band Jethro Tull became famous for the instrument he played: the flute. Since 1968, Ian Anderson has been the...
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Around the year 2000, Dave Douglas was widely regarded as jazz’s greatest “hope for the future,” as jazz historian Dan...
300 years old and yet more vibrant than ever, Vivaldi’s Le quattro stagioni remains alive and well. These four violin...
It was the headline in Melody Maker: “Peter Gabriel leaves Genesis.” The author of the article, the renowned Chris Welch,...
Minton’s Playhouse in Harlem is one of jazz’s truly magical places. Since 1938, the club on West 118th Street in...
Seattle of all places, – the green, livable, cosmopolitan city in the far northwestern corner of the United States, on...
He recorded his first song when he was 18—supposedly it was meant to be just a birthday gift for his...
A solo career was never really part of the plan. The man from Tulsa, Oklahoma, wanted to remain unknown, out...
With a powerful tenor saxophone in hand, you can growl aggressively, purr sensually, or simply let intuition take over. The...
Latin jazz, rock jazz, gypsy jazz… we’ve seen it all back in the last century already. But in recent years,...