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Marvin Stamm’s first solo album, Machinations was released in 1968, composed and arranged by Jazz legend, John Carisi. “Trumpeter Marvin Stamm’s debut as a leader [More]
“Produced by Bob Thiele and recorded at Electric Lady studios with engineer Eddie Kramer, Barefoot Boy is one of Larry Coryell’s finest recordings as a [More]
Editorial Reviews: “Life Force’s “Fearless Warriors” is spiritual jazz funk as an homage to the Civil Rights Movement out of Atlanta in the late 70s. [More]
Sun Goddess is a jazz album by Ramsey Lewis, released on Columbia Records in 1974. The album reached No. 1 on the Billboard Top Soul [More]
“Pianist Connie Crothers and drummer Max Roach are heard on the initial release by the New Artists label performing six duets. The music is generally [More]
“Ken Peplowski has been one of the most consistent performers in the “new mainstream” movement of the 1990s. Whether playing his fluent clarinet or warm [More]
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“Good fusion, light jazz, and instrumental pop/R&B session from a talented guitarist who’s made his living by carefully editing his solos and plugging into funk [More]
…you are left having heard two master musicians in a set that is over too quickly, and provides an hour plus of scintillating music. – [More]
“A splash of variety and all-star panache elevates Chuck Loeb’s The Music Inside above the typical play it safe pop-jazz date. Smooth overall but just [More]
“After his tribute to Nat King Cole’s album “Gentlemen are hard to find” and “Somethin’ Old & Somethin’ New – Somethin’ Else”, Martin Lechenr’s third [More]
