#jazz

#jazz

It's been said that the United States won the Cold War without firing a shot, which might surprise veterans of Korea and Vietnam.

London's jazz scene is witnessing a vibrant revival, welcoming a new generation of venues that redefine the experience of jazz nights.

Nels Cline’s experience spans over 40 years as a versatile musician, playing across genres and collaborating with prominent artists, proving his adaptability and talent.

Alice Coltrane's 'Journey in Satchidananda' transcends music, merging jazz with spiritual influences, symbolizing her transformative journey through India and her growth as an artist.

Strata-East Records, founded by Charles Tolliver and Stanley Cowell in 1971, aimed to provide musicians with control over their art and financial success.

Mr. Tempo's career traced an early arc of pop music, from big-band jazz to the rise of rock and funk, before boomeranging back to jazz in the 1990s.

The sudden listing of Joe Lovano's Paramount Quartet at Yoshi's harkens back to the venue's jazz roots, showcasing a notable lineup reminiscent of jazz's heyday.

Jazz music and flapper fashion became defining symbols of the 1920s, while the Harlem Renaissance significantly highlighted the cultural contributions of Black Americans.

For fans of God Is War, Manslaughter777, L.A.U.R.A. The off and on PDX-based twin brothers, Issac and Zachary Jones, have been building spectral lore around themselves for years.

In 44th Move, Alfa Mist and Richard Spaven fuse intricate jazz improvisations with hip-hop and downtempo R&B, showcasing a unique exploration of rhythm.