Capturing the joyful essence of what it feels like to love and be loved, the best jazz songs are timeless expressions of the deepest emotions.
Jones followed the amazing achievements of her Blue Note debut 'Come Away With Me' with another sensational success.
Mazer engineered The Band’s legendary 1978 concert recording, ‘The Last Waltz.’
Originally released in 1978, the 10-LP box set features five complete solo performances by the pianist.
The last of Miles Davis’ Prestige albums, ‘Steamin’’ attests to the enduring power of the trumpeter’s first great quintet.
‘Cookin’ With The Miles Davis Quintet’ was one of several albums that brought immortality to the trumpeter’s pioneering group.
Smooth jazz is often unfairly maligned, but there’s a lot to love in its accessible, mellow soundscapes and flowing melodies.
Louis Armstrong made his first film in Hollywood in 1930. 30 years later he was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The record helped Verve to become the quintessential jazz label of the 1950s.
‘Untrammeled, unfettered, unconfined’ is how the early advertisements described Sinatra on Reprise.
Todd Haynes is set to direct the film while Billie Eilish has expressed interest an executive producer role.
The EP includes an intimate version of 'When Love Was King' and a cover of Sam Cooke's anthemic 'A Change Is Gonna Come.'
Blue Note is unquestionably the most iconic jazz label there's ever been. Here are 50 highlights from the legendary imprint.
The set of tracks from Wilkins' acclaimed 'Omega' album begins NPR Music's celebration of Black History Month.
The schedule includes classic titles from artists including Andrew Hill, Dexter Gordon, Hank Mobley, Wayne Shorter and many more.
