Read the Everything Jazz feature on Lee Morgan’s 1957 album “City Lights” which was just reissued in the Tone Poet Vinyl Series! www.everythingjazz.com/story/lee-mo...
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Read the Everything Jazz feature on Lee Morgan’s 1957 album “City Lights” which was just reissued in the Tone Poet Vinyl Series! www.everythingjazz.com/story/lee-mo...
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With their roots in the blues, there’s a deep connection between jazz and gospel music. Learn more about its rich history, and promising future.
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Welcome to 2026 – the year you’ll rediscover jazz! This is an online course in jazz music and culture. It consists of 20 bite-size lessons that will teach you about jazz history, influences, eras, instruments, players, labels and scenes.
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When the nights draw in and the temperatures drop there’s nothing better than jazz to soundtrack your cosy nights in. So here a few albums that are perfect for staying warm and avoiding the endless cheesy Christmas music.
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Jimmy Smith was an undisputed master of the Hammond organ. To guide you through his extensive catalogue, we’ve got 5 of his best albums for you.
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Our experts have decided: whether brand new recordings or lovingly remastered, reissued and rediscovered treasures – these are our 14 jazz albums of the year.
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Jazz saxophonist Ike Quebec recorded an almost forgotten set of Jukebox 45s for Blue Note between 1959 and 1962.
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After much debate, consultation, and a lot of listening, here is our chronological (not ranked!) list of the 25 greatest jazz piano albums of all time.
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With so many pianists to choose from, where do you start? We’ve created a timeline of the most important pianists in jazz history.
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Whether alone in his room, or leading thousands of voices in harmony, Jacob Collier thrives when he’s bringing people together around music. Now that his 4 album “Djesse” project is finished, what’s next on the horizon?
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Frank Sinatra’s classic 1955 concept album, arguably the jazziest of his career, featured key collaborations with arranger Nelson Riddle and trumpeter Harry Sweets Edison and now gets a sumptuous new gatefold sleeve and pristine mono mix for its 70th birthday.
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Ray Charles Robinson was born on September 23, 1930 in Albany, Georgia. A charismatic, and versatile pianist and singer, he earned the nickname ‘The Genius’ for a string of records that ranged from RnB to country.
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After Branford Marsalis released his own interpretation of the classic 1974 Keith Jarrett album “Belonging” in 2025, Everything Jazz sat down with the saxophonist at Love Supreme festival to talk everything jazz.
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Charles Lloyd is an enigma in all the best ways. Now in his 88th year, the saxophonist/flautist is in the midst of a bright burst of mature creativity. October 2025 sees the release of “Figure in Blue”, his 12th album for Blue Note in ten years.
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Baby Face Willette was born on this day September 11, 1933 in Little Rock, Arkansas. After appearing as a sideman with Lou Donaldson & Grant Green in 1961 the organist made 2 excellent Blue Note albums of his own: "Face to Face" and "Stop And Listen" store.bluenote.com/collections/...
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Bobby Hutcherson might be best-known for his albums in the post-bop and avant-garde jazz realm, but the vibraphonist always had a Latin tinge to his music. This came to a head on his 1975 album “Montara’.
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Grant Green shaped the sound of the jazz guitar throughout the 1960s on a bunch of formidable albums as a bandleader on Blue Note. In the early 1970s, he pivoted towards funk and soul.
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Jazz – like the multi-instrumentalist, composer, singer, and producer, Jon Batiste – originated in New Orleans, Louisiana. Just like his home state, Batiste’s latest album ‘Big Money’ is a delicious mix of musical styles.
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Hard bop piano legend Horace Silver is captured during his “Song For My Father”-era peak on this recently-discovered, beautifully-recorded 1965 Seattle club gig featuring Joe Henderson and Woody Shaw.
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Verve Vault is a new HQ jazz vinyl reissue series highlighting the rich catalogues of Verve and Impulse! Records. We have the full list of titles coming from October 2025 to March 2026.
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Charles Lloyd’s storied career is now well into its seventh decade. Since 2015, the iconic saxophonist and flautist released an extraordinary run of albums on Blue Note.
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Oscar Peterson produced a long list of recordings, maintained a gruelling touring schedule, and nurtured a deep commitment to composing, while being deeply invested in friendship and teaching.
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Although John Coltrane’s seminal album “A Love Supreme” was recorded at a time when stereo when becoming more prevalent, it was originally released in mono. Sterling Sound’s Ryan Smith has remastered a new mono edition, the first available in 50 years.
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Harold López-Nussa is pushing the boundaries of Latin jazz while respecting its deep roots. The Cuban pianist is in a playful, experimental mood on his second session for Blue Note, “Nueva Timba”.
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The Godfather of Soul, James Brown, was always a huge jazz fan. In 1969 he joined forces with his longstanding sideman Maceo Parker, master arranger Oliver Nelson, and drummer Louie Bellson to make a jazz record that crackles with funk and soul.
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Chiefly recorded a few months after “A Love Supreme”, this stunning 1965 album was one of the last to showcase the famous Quartet during John Coltrane’s lifetime, and also featured their famous cover version of “Chim Chim Cheree” from “Mary Poppins”.
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By the early 2010s, Robert Glasper was already widely respected as a versatile pianist and composer, but his 2012 album “Black Radio” wrote a new chapter in the fusion of hip-hop and jazz.
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