A Closer Look at Donald Byrd’s ‘Royal Flush’
By: The echo of the first note of Donald Byrd‘s 1961 album, “Royal Flush,” resonates with the unmistakable vitality of hard bop….
10
May
09
May
The Beat Goes On: Remembering Billy Higgins
A rhythmic genius, Billy Higgins, shaped the face of modern jazz drumming. His delicate touch and unparalleled swing carried his artistry…
01
May
Exploring Lee Morgan’s Innovative “The Rumproller”
It’s not every day that one stumbles upon an album like Lee Morgan‘s “The Rumproller.” This captivating blend of jazz styles…
20
Apr
The Enduring Legacy of Lee Morgan’s “The Rajah”
When I first listened to “The Rajah,” Lee Morgan‘s posthumously released album, I was immediately captivated. It’s not just the brilliance…
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…
28
Feb
Lee Morgan’s “The Sidewinder”: A Jazz Lover’s Paradise
I’ve just finished listening to Lee Morgan‘s “The Sidewinder,” and I must say, it’s an album that will captivate any jazz…
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