Articles related to "Blue Note Records"

Blue Note's 'Dial "S" For Sonny' is a simply delightful turn from the ill-fated pianist and composer Sonny Clark...

Sometime in the late sixties one of the most important and innovative labels in the world of jazz recordings was allowed to go silent.

From Greenwich Village to Broadway and the Upper West Side, jazz lives in New York City. Here are some legendary NYC jazz clubs & bars for hearing live music every night.

With a critically acclaimed debut, London-based quintet Empirical expands contemporary post-bop.

Thelonious Monk composed such songs as "Blue Monk" and "Straight, No Chaser." He added his unique style of improvisation to records by Charlie Parker and led a big band.

Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, has been appointed as the Artists-in-Residence for the 52nd Annual Monterey Jazz Festival.

Rhythm and blues vocalist, Anita Baker, has been entertaining audiences with her rich voice and smooth style for more than three decades.

Ringing in the New Year in Phuket doesn't only happen once. Residents of Phuket celebrate up to four times each year due to the island's diverse population.

Eliane Elias flexes some versatile musical muscle on her two latest releases: Something For You, a Bill Evans tribute and a nod to her heritage with Bossa Nova Stories