Cannonball Adderley
adminArtist Page Includes artist biography and links to their articles at NDIM Cannonball Plays Zawinul Three By Cannonball: Cannonball Takes Charge, Fiddler on the Roof, and Why Am I Treated…
Read MoreDinah Washington: Two Gems from the Mercury Years
Dinah Jams and After Hours With Miss D are Dinah Washington’s jazziest albums as the singer cuts loose with a solid cast of jazz all-stars.
Read MoreMiles Davis: The Making of ‘Tutu’
The long road to making Miles Davis’ album Tutu, his first recording for the Warner Brothers label, influenced by Prince and Marcus Miller.
Read MoreJohn Coltrane: Blue World
Impulse! label will release lost recordings made for Canadian film recorded between Crescent and A Love Supreme.
Read MoreJohn Coltrane: Interplay
Coltrane is heard here along with stellar sax players that include Frank Wess, Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Paul Quinchette, Hank Mobley (all tenor players) as well as baritone sax greats…
Read MoreJohn Coltrane: Traneing In
Traneing In is a 1957 album released with John Coltrane as the leader, accompanied by the Red Garland Trio, comprised of pianist Garland, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Art Taylor.…
Read MoreJohn Coltrane: A Love Supreme
A Love Supreme has always been John Coltrane’s most popular album, occupying a special place in listener’s hearts almost since the day it was released. Thus it should come as…
Read MoreKeith Jarrett Trio: Setting Standards
Keith Jarrett’s Standards Trio interpreted the jazz songbook and improvised together for 30 years. A look back at the group that set the standard for piano trios going forward.
Read More“Rubberband” is NOT the great, lost Miles Davis album
This September will see the release by Rhino Records of a Miles Davis album, an album that is ‘previously unheard,’ “previously unreleased’ or even ‘lost’ depending on what press release…
Read MoreJohn Coltrane: Impressions of his life and music
by Marshall Bowden "The image of the artist as being apart, a personage with special, almost magical skills, descends to us from the Romantic period." (James Lincoln Collier, The Making…
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