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“Filles de Kilimanjaro”: A Turning Point in Jazz History

By: Mark SuttonNo CommentsAlbum Review

I am constantly in awe of Miles Davis‘ “Filles de Kilimanjaro.” Each individual note is a journey through sound, and the…

Dive into the Power & Passion of ‘Tenor Madness

In the vast panorama of jazz, Sonny Rollins’ “Tenor…

Dissecting the Revolutionary ‘Olé Coltrane’

John Coltrane‘s “Olé Coltrane” is a pivotal album. The…

Uncovering the Magic of Joe Henderson’s ‘Mode For Joe’

A thunderstorm in the saxophone world hit us in…

Red Clay: Freddie Hubbard’s Fusion Breakthrough

“Red Clay,” the breakthrough album by Freddie Hubbard, epitomizes…

Unpacking ‘The State of the Tenor, Volume 2’

The undulating rhythm of Joe Henderson‘s saxophone on “The…

A Closer Look: Benny Golson’s ‘The Other Side’

Jazz is a language, a means of expression. And…

Wayne Shorter’s ‘Adam’s Apple’: A Jazz Breakthrough

“Adam’s Apple,” a gem in the jazz discography, is…

Discover the Magic of Red Garland’s ‘Groovy’

Red Garland, a titan in the realm of jazz,…

The Magic of ‘Red Garland’s Piano’: A Centenary Tribute

As we stand on the threshold of Red Garland‘s…

Blue Spirits: The Jazz Album That Never Ages

“Blue Spirits” – it’s a siren’s song in the…

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