The weather’s yet to turn cold and it’s not December, but this week’s Stormy Monday is a glimpse at some of the more interesting new releases from 2007. This week’s
This week we’re featuring a single hour-long track from Groundtruther, the name of guitar maestro Charlie Hunter and avant-garde jazz drummer Bobby Previte’s on-again, off-again collaboration. The pair has released
1964 was a killer year for jazz (and for metallic green Buick Skylarks), and we’ve prepared a short list of highlights to kick off your work week. Thelonious Monk’s Stuffy
Here’s a fun and lively acoustic mix for the dog days of summer… Let’s go through the tracks: Dance Dance Dance is the set closer from Neil Young’s Live at
It’s mid-summer, and that means the world needs a little Grateful Dead to help the sun shine a little brighter and the twilight last a little longer. And why have one when
The pyrotechnics this Fourth of July week come courtesy of Mr. Warren Haynes as he, like America, conquers the British [songbook]. Elton John’s Madman Across the Water comes from The
For a change of pace, this week we have a single suite from Yonder Mountain String Band, which played a surprise late-night show celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Fox Theater back in
Just this past Stormy Monday, we listened to some great jazz compositions, most stemming from a variety of locales in the late ’90s. Now it’s mid-week, and a scorching set
This week we’re storming in with some serious jazz, focusing on great compositions from some the best and brightest band leaders and sidemen around. Leading off, the title track from
Good Monday morning, folks. For this week’s stormy soundtrack, we’re revisiting my best mix tape. I ran the first half of this a few weeks ago for the Friday Mix
