Pharoah Sanders Never Stopped Seeking Perfection
The jazz legend has died at the age of 81
Billie Holiday's Onetime NYC Home Is Now For Sale
Six stories and plenty of musical history
High-Profile Petition Seeks to Get Duke Ellington the Pulitzer He Should Have Received in 1965
Can a historical wrong be corrected?
Excerpt: Nabil Ayers Journeys to Connect With His Famous Father in "My Life in the Sunshine"
In the chapter "Ascension," the author recounts the fateful day in 1979 when he heard the music of his father, musician Roy Ayers, live for the first time
Bon Iver’s Sean Carey on Jazz, Loss and Fly Fishing
Sean Carey talks about the inspiration for his new solo album Break Me Open — and how he finds time to hit the river while on tour
John Coltrane Inspired the Creation of a San Francisco Church
It's been up and running for over 50 years
5 Great Pop Songs That Were Almost Ruined by Saxophones
The instrument is a treasure. Its use in chart-topping hits is a crime.
Chick Corea, Acclaimed Jazz Musician, Dead at 79
His career covered a host of styles and collaborations
Nuggets Outlast Jazz in Game 7 as Murray and Mitchell Fizzle
Nikola Jokic had 30 points and 14 rebounds in Denver's 80-78 victory
Charlie Parker’s Version of “Summertime” Is the Ultimate Late-Summer Anthem
Unlike the songs we typically associate with the season, it's a dark, foreboding tune
Donovan Mitchell, Luka Doncic Have Epic NBA Playoff Performances on Sunday
Mitchell and Doncic both went crazy in wins for the Jazz and Mavericks
How Vital Is Hip-Hop to the Future of Jazz?
On "Ocean Bridges," two great American art forms meet yet again
Jimmy Cobb, Drummer on "Kind of Blue," Dead at 91
His long career spanned generations of jazz musicians
McCoy Tyner, Jazz Pianist and John Coltrane Collaborator, Dead at 81
Tyner played on a host of classic albums, including "A Love Supreme"
How One Swing Band Broke 1940s Gender and Racial Boundaries
The all-female swing band made their mark around World War II