Renowned guitarist Nels Cline’s new band Consentrik Quartet has announced a debut-, self-titled album, due out March 14. Cline, best known for his work with
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Betty Carter’s Out There and Bill Henderson’s With The Oscar Peterson Trio are set to be reissued on vinyl as part of Verve Records’ celebrated
Jazz collective Artemis have announced that their third album, Arboresque, will be out on February 28 via Blue Note Records. The swinging, brassy first single
The best albums of 1975 are a wide-ranging mix. Brazilian music continued its incredible run, with highlights from Milton Nascimento, Tim Maia, and Caetano Veloso
Two classic albums by iconic jazz organist Jimmy Smith are returning to vinyl through Verve’s Acoustic Sounds series. First up is The Cat, a notable
Landmark albums by Andrew Hill and the Jazz Crusaders are all set for reissue as part of Blue Note Records’ on-going Tone Poet Series. Andrew
Like John Coltrane before him, Wayne Shorter was a key figure in popularizing the soprano saxophone, an instrument equally suited to carrying a melody as
From the mid-1960s to the early ’70s, Sergio Mendes & Brasil ’66 specialized in a hugely successful strand of bossa nova-informed sophisti-pop. Their signature sound,
What American novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald described as the Jazz Age coincided with the demise of silent movies and the birth of talking pictures in
The second of two albums compiled from recordings made at the celebrated New York jazz club Village Vanguard, State Of The Tenor: Live At The