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It's a minor miracle to create a party for 20,000 people.
Jim Marshall captured jazz and culture in photos, and a new book captures his art and perspective.
While some are considering leaving the country, Havana All-Stars bandleader Michael Padron couldn’t be happier anywhere else.
Jazz was America’s most popular music beginning in the Roaring ’20s, and like the universe itself, hasn’t stopped expanding. It is acoustic, e…
In 1970, Nina Simone wrote a rallying cry of a song called “To Be Young, Gifted and Black,” an open letter of support to black kids who were o…
In three breezy minutes, the freshly made experimental film Night Life follows a band of young men at nighttime and dusk in what looks to be t…
United States Army Field Band’s storied touring band, the Jazz Ambassadors, play free show in Monterey.
The jazz and film score composer on his creative process and working with his famous dad.
Jazz is about what is,” says Wynton Marsalis…
Midway through a 1978 Weather Report concert in Offenbach, Germany, the stage lights on keyboardist Joe Zawinul, saxophonist Wayne Shorter and drummer Peter Erskine went dark…