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Larry Young’s “Into Somethin'”: A Timeless Masterpiece

By: Mark SuttonComments are off for this post.Album Review

“Into Somethin’” is an album that captures the essence of jazz organist Larry Young‘s creative prowess, exhibiting his unique touch on…

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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