Tag Archives: jazz

Haupers' debut effort is a winning album of mellow jazz.

Power chords and jazz phrasings combine with exotic Indonesian touches to develop a musical aesthetic that bridges Eastern and Western ideas.

Two songstresses deliver some fine jazz albums.

'Dawn' is the kind of successful collaborative effort that presages more to come.

Stony Plain Records' compilation of choice cuts from Long John Baldry are an affordable introduction to the British blues legend's latter-day work.

Louis Prima, Jr.’s album captures something of the Prima, Sr. vibe.

If communication is what Hayes and his ensemble are aiming for, this is an album that hits the mark.

Jimmy Cobb, now in his 80s, can still deliver the goods.

Boland may not be a name that resonates like that of a Bill Evans or a Dave Brubeck, but he knows his way around a keyboard.

A winning debut for a fine ensemble with a distinctive sound.