Behind Fred Hersch there’s a view of Central Park. Billows of lush trees buffer the bright, sunny green of the Sheep Meadow, bracketed by the … Read More “The Many Keys of Fred Hersch” The post The Many Keys of Fred Hersch appeared first on JazzTimes.
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What: Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival When: June 17-18, 2023 Where: Hollywood Bowl, California Host: Arsenio Hall Kamasi Washington Leon Bridges West Coast Get Down St. Paul and The Broken Bones Digable Planets Poncho Sanchez Boukman Eksperyans Butcher Brown Andrew Gouché and Prayze Connection Aziza The Soul Rebels with Big Freedia Samara Joy Lionel Loueke and
As a jazz listener, if you’re oriented a certain way—say, Blue Note, 1958—combing through the contemporary jazz scene can prove a little hit-or-miss. For those … Read More “Bobby Watson: Back Home in Kansas City (Smoke Sessions)” The post Bobby Watson: Back Home in Kansas City (Smoke Sessions) appeared first on JazzTimes.
Written by Adam Hawley & Rob Zinn Produced by Adam Hawley Engineered by Adam Hawley Rob Zinn: trumpet Jeff Ryan: sax Adam Hawley: guitar Adam Hawley: keys, programming Eric Valentine: drums Adam Hawley: percussion The post Rob Zinn ‘When and Where’ – LISTEN appeared first on Smooth Jazz and Smooth Soul.
February 13 – Boston, MA March 12 – Charlotte, NC March 23 – Portsmouth, NH March 25 – Trinidad April 29 – Boca Raton, FL May 19 – West Columbia, SC May 20 – West Columbia, SC June 3 – Seal Beach, CA July 1 – Oak Bluffs, MA July 13 – Lake Arbor, MD
Defying expectations—and sparking an uproar on Brazilian Twitter—jazz vocalist Samara Joy won the 2023 Grammy Award for Best New Artist during the CBS broadcast of … Read More “Joy to the World: Samara Joy Wins Big at the Grammys” The post Joy to the World: Samara Joy Wins Big at the Grammys appeared first on
Hans Helewaut, a Belgian film composer and saxophonist, came to jazz late in life, but not too late to use Jamey Aebersold’s play-along CDs as … Read More “Mastering A New Educational Mix” The post Mastering A New Educational Mix appeared first on JazzTimes.
Grammy winning producer, songwriter, and Trippin’ N Rhythm recording artist Michael Broening is back with a new album, titled Never Too Late. This is a ten track set, with guests artists Lin Rountree, Randy Scott, Althea Rene, and Marion Meadows. Review – ‘Never Too Late’ by Michael Broening The set begins with Shine A Light.
With The Bee Gees “How Deep is Your Love” RnB flautist Jef Kearns continues into his recent endeavors of giving classic songs a refreshing and modern lift. “I decided to feature vocalist Quisha Wint on this recording because she is a staple and beacon in the Toronto RnB music scene, as well as an extraordinary