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Art Tatum was born in Toledo, Ohio, and despite being blind in one eye and only partially sighted in the other he became arguably the [More]

Few artists have left a greater mark on both acoustic and electronic jazz, as well as R&B—than the legendary Herbie Hancock. With a groundbreaking career [More]

Released in partnership with the Nat King Cole estate, Resonance Records’ HITTIN’ THE RAMP: THE EARLY YEARS (1936-1943) is the first large-scale collection of the [More]

Chick Corea has been one of the most significant jazzmen since the ’60s. He was one of the top stylists to emerge after Bill Evans [More]

Buddy Bolden’s Band 1905 (Photo Hogan Jazz Archives). Kid Ory’s Woodland Band 1905 (Photo Hogan Jazz Archives). Original Creole Orchestra (Photo Hogan Jazz Archives). Original [More]

“Most people who don’t know jazz can probably recognize the name of one of the genre’s best singers: Ella Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald is one of the [More]

Musical Prophet: The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions is the first official release of previously-unissued Eric Dolphy studio recordings in over 30 years! This [More]

“Bасk оn Indiana Avеnuе: Thе Cаrrоll DеCаmр Recordings” іѕ a collection of рrеvіоuѕlу-unіѕѕuеd rесоrdіngѕ from jаzz guitar lеgеnd Wеѕ Mоntgоmеrу сарturеd lіvе and іn ѕtudіо [More]

Evans in England is a newly-discovered recording of the Bill Evans Trio featuring bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Marty Morell captured live at the legendary [More]

JazzTimes’ critics choose the top 40 new albums and top 10 historical releases of the year. 1. Wayne Shorter – Emanon (Blue Note). 2. Ambrose [More]