Something Else! sneak peek: Albert Ayler, “Ghosts [Live in Hilversum]” (1964; 2014 reissue)
It’s about more than mere individuals playing well, and this performance brings real meaning to the words “spiritual unity.”

It’s about more than mere individuals playing well, and this performance brings real meaning to the words “spiritual unity.”

At first, Booker T. and the MGs were thought to have been named in tribute to producer Chips Moman’s car.

The song unfolds as if the music is tracing behind the lyric rather than, say, the drums.

Ndegéocello has a complete command of music in its many forms – and the creativity to forge something different.
Steve Lukather goes off the beaten path, exploring some of these lesser-known tracks from Toto’s ’35th Anniversary Tour: Live In Poland.’

Much more than a drag queen, Divine was a character actor devoted to his craft.

He’s trying to strike a balance between playing tribute and adding new wrinkles.

Schon has released as many albums in the last two years as he did in all of the 2000s.

A gateway to straight jazz? No, because if you embrace this music, you’ve already gone through gates and are heading down its fascinating corridors.
Clearly, Judith Owen has read the book on making a perfect jazz/pop album.