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Sunday’s guest a real coup for the jazz club.

Its hard to quantify musicians just like its hard to quantify artists, you know, is Monet better than Andy Warhol? Do you judge it by the number of strokes? If

Forty years ago, Mark Gilbert noted how well Mullen's hip funk band fit the jazz bill, aided by solos from then still UK-based Chris Hunter

After a successful pop career in Japan, the musician moved to New York City to pursue jazz, improvising over his past melodies.

“Music has always been a source of healing and strength for me, and I can’t wait to be back on stage,” writes the jazz-fusion legend has he announces a short hiatus to recover

Fifty years ago, Charles Le Vay marvelled at how the innovative jazz-rock trio alluded to influences yet was unique, not least instrumentally

Kudos to Jackson for this year’s lineup. I thought it was great before going in, and think it was even greater after the fact.

One of the bass guitar’s all-time greats on how Béla Fleck got him into Paul McCartney, the time Stanley Clarke sent him a broken bass string, and why Marcus Miller is “so good, he can play on somethi

Kon Tiki: 60th Anniversary SEPT. 24 - An amalgamated fantasy of exotic island life from Polynesia to the Caribbean, tiki culture took the United States...

Today's scrappy record labels understand that an intimate brand connection captures consumers. Every major label has its own boutique imprints, from Columbia's Legacy to Blue Note's Tone Poet and Classic Vinyl. Craft Recordings, the catalog label for Concord, is set up well for achieving such a connection, since the parent company also owns Fania, Prestige, Milestone, Pablo, Telarc, Vanguard, Concord Jazz, and Riverside (not to mention Stax, Rounder, and Sugar Hill). For vinyl rei...