As lost decades go, the 1970s were a cringing vestige of the 1960s, remembered for more inventive but less commercial developments in popular music.
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Artists from five continents make up this week's playlist.
A world-class jazz pianist, Charles Farrell made his living working in Mob-controlled Boston clubs from the time he was a teenager in the 1960s. He later traded ...
It happened round about midnight a week ago, when I was rewatching the last segment of Ken Burns's classic production of “Jazz” on PBS. Trumpeter and jazz ...
If you're a music fan—and if you're reading this, you probably are—you've heard this already: On June 11, the New York Times Magazine published an ...
Join The Center OnTheGo series at The Plaza Gallery Thursday for !mindparade, an American experimental pop project based in Portland, Oregon. Opening is ...
There's nothing fake about David Murray. His authentic voice on tenor saxophone is only bolstered by his fiery sincerity as an improviser. And he's just as direct ...