Uncovering the Magic of Joe Henderson’s ‘Mode For Joe’
By: A thunderstorm in the saxophone world hit us in 1966 – “Mode for Joe,” by Joe Henderson. It broke barriers and…
21
May
18
May
Unpacking ‘The State of the Tenor, Volume 2’
The undulating rhythm of Joe Henderson‘s saxophone on “The State of the Tenor, Volume 2” is a pulse of life. It…
15
May
Wayne Shorter’s ‘Adam’s Apple’: A Jazz Breakthrough
“Adam’s Apple,” a gem in the jazz discography, is an album that captivates, enthralls, and challenges in equal measure. Wayne Shorter,…
11
May
Blue Spirits: The Jazz Album That Never Ages
“Blue Spirits” – it’s a siren’s song in the realm of jazz, the alluring crescendo in Freddie Hubbard‘s early Blue Note…
11
May
The Magic Trio: Parlan, Tucker, and Harewood in Jazz
Jazz, a genre fluid in its motion, rich in its melody, and intricate in its rhythms, has always fascinated me. Through…
10
May
A Closer Look at Donald Byrd’s ‘Royal Flush’
The echo of the first note of Donald Byrd‘s 1961 album, “Royal Flush,” resonates with the unmistakable vitality of hard bop….
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…
08
May
The Eternal Allure of “The Stylings of Silver” Uncovered
The moment one plunges into Horace Silver‘s “The Stylings of Silver,” a rich panorama of auditory landscapes reveals itself. This album,…
06
May
“Doin’ Alright”: Dexter Gordon’s Triumph and Renaissance
Dexter Gordon‘s “Doin’ Alright” marked a turning point in the legendary tenor saxophonist’s career. Released in 1961, the album showcased Gordon’s…
04
May
“Workout” by Hank Mobley: A Timeless Jazz Treasure
Hank Mobley‘s “Workout,” an iconic album from the early 1960s, captures the essence of jazz at its finest. The record, filled…
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