Album Reviews

This set includes an excellently remastered version of the original CD and a Blu-ray audio disc, plus multiple alternate takes of 13 Morrison songs.

Early music of The Modern Jazz Quartet provides a good road map to the ensemble's aesthetic.

This West Coast saxophonist's new album is both edgy and listenable.

Ending the longest drought between albums of all-new material that fans have had to endure, this one is well worth the wait.

Even approaching 60, Dizzy Gillespie shows he hasn't lost the touch.

Ahmad Jamal is a virtuoso in terms of his technique – he just chooses how and when to put that virtuosity on display.

The four-disc collection, recorded live at the Fillmore in 1971, is a feast for fans of early hard rock.

A retrospective that collects 20 Simon gems and still doesn't scratch the surface.

The triple threat's impressive new release has the piano doing everything but the vocals.

This remastered reissue is short on quantity but long on quality.