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Maria Schneider (center) whose album Data Lords was one of 2020's most acclaimed jazz albums, performs with her orchestra at the New York City club Jazz Standard, where the group had an 16-year annual Thanksgiving week performance that was interrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic. Gulnara Khamatova / Courtesy of the artist Originally published on January 15, 2021 11:29 am I can think of no better summation of our shared experience over the last year than "A World Lost," the title of the piece that opens Maria Schneider's Data Lords. A slow, foreboding dirge in an oblong time signature, it...

If you're old enough, you might recall the comic Godfrey Cambridge from late-night television in the 1960s, when he was one of a new wave of black

Below are the results of NPR Music's 8th Annual Jazz Critics Poll (my 15th, going back to the poll's beginnings in the Village Voice). These are

Last Call with Chris Cooke will present the second in a series highlighting some of the best fusion and avant garde jazz of 2020 this Saturday night at 9:00 PM. Chris will spin tracks from some of the year's most adventurous projects including  the Maria Schneider Orchestra's Data Lords, Rudresh Mahanthappa's Hero Trio, Gilfema's Three and Robby Krieger, guitarist for the Doors, and his long-awaited album The Ritual Begins at Sundown.