Tina Brooks’ “True Blue”: A Jazz Lover’s Dream
By: “True Blue,” a hidden gem in the annals of jazz history, shines a light on the underappreciated talent of tenor saxophonist…
19
Apr
18
Apr
Paying Tribute to Ahmad Jamal: Unpacking “The Awakening”
The recent passing of the legendary pianist Ahmad Jamal has led many to revisit and rediscover his extensive discography. Among his…
17
Apr
Remembering Ahmad Jamal: “At the Pershing” Retrospective
It is with a heavy heart that we remember the passing of legendary jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal, best known for his…
15
Apr
“Prelusion”: Patrice Rushen’s Trailblazing Jazz Debut
In 1974, Patrice Rushen released her debut album “Prelusion,” a seminal work that showcased her extraordinary abilities as a pianist, composer,…
12
Apr
Herbie Hancock’s “Takin’ Off”: A Timeless Jazz Masterpiece
As a jazz enthusiast, I find great pleasure in revisiting the gems of the past. Today, let’s dive into the compelling…
11
Apr
A Musical Feast: Exploring Lee Morgan’s “Cornbread”
Step into the world of Lee Morgan‘s “Cornbread” and be lulled by its intoxicating sound. A classic hard bop album with…
10
Apr
The Genius of Miles Davis: A 1960s Retrospective
The 1960s bore witness to a profound metamorphosis in jazz, a metamorphosis embodied by the legendary Miles Davis. As a restless…
09
Apr
“Filles de Kilimanjaro”: A Turning Point in Jazz History
I am constantly in awe of Miles Davis‘ “Filles de Kilimanjaro.” Each individual note is a journey through sound, and the…
05
Apr
“E.S.P.”: Miles Davis’ Quintessential Quintet Unleashed
I’ve just wrapped up a listening session of Miles Davis‘ iconic album, “E.S.P.” and I’m excited to share my impressions of…
04
Apr
Seven Steps to Heaven: Charting Miles Davis’ Musical Journey
I just finished immersing myself in Miles Davis‘ album “Seven Steps to Heaven,” and the music lingers, igniting a desire to…
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