
Scott Sean White Debuts With Intriguing Story Songs on ‘Call It Even’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
When one lives in town with the name of Poetry, TX he/she needs to live up to that name, not that it is reserved for poets, writers, and songwriters but
When one lives in town with the name of Poetry, TX he/she needs to live up to that name, not that it is reserved for poets, writers, and songwriters but
Readers of these pages caught a few words about the hip-hop-influenced progressive UK jazz artist Alfa Mist when we covered his contribution to last Fall’s double-disc Blue Note Re-imagined. Now
Grant Green meets Wes Montgomery meets George Benson. Not quite, but that gives some idea of what you’ll hear from composer/guitarist Dan Wilson for bassist/composer Christian McBride’s new imprint Brother Mister Productions — the
We hailed Jerry Joseph’s Beautiful Madness in last year’s Glide 20. In his opening track to the album, “Days of Heaven,” Joseph has this verse – “A clutch of Bloodkin
By now Imelda May’s fans have practically heard her entire new album 11 Past the Hour, as she has released at least four tracks already. Continuing her departure from rockabilly,
Anxious.Happy.Chill is Nashville-based singer-songwriter Elise Davis’ third album in six years. It’s a major leap forward musically and thematically than her two previous efforts. In fact, there’s some inherent satisfaction
Norah Jones’ has immense global appeal as you’ll hear on this live album …Til We Meet Again, her first live album nearly two decades into her highly decorated career. Beyond
We couldn’t fit all the roles that the multi-talented Steven Feifke handles into the headline. In addition, he is an orchestrator, educator, and sideman who has appeared on 30 albums
Legendary drummer Dave Weckl convened his band for the first time in 15 years for a slate at the 2019 Chesterfield Wine & Jazz Festival in St. Louis, his hometown.
Leave it to Craft Recordings, the label that impeccably has a knack for sensing the right timing for reissues, to deliver a vinyl reissue of Build Me Up From Bones, the chart-topping