Jazz
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James 'Blood' Ulmer, sonic trailblazer, dies at 86
James 'Blood' Ulmer played his final concert at the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival, retiring soon after due to deteriorating health, marking the quiet end of a revolutionary career that spanned decades.
US summer music festivals showcase diverse genres and local talent
In Duluth, Minnesota, the North Shore Jazz Summit unites legendary acts like The Count Basie Orchestra and Stan Kenton Legacy Orchestra on a single stage.
Miles Davis's 'Kind of Blue' Tops All-Time Jazz Album Sales
Sonny Rollins, the last living participant of the iconic 1958 Esquire jazz musicians photo shoot, died on Monday at the age of 95, according to The Atlantic .
Jazz music's 2026 evolution proves its enduring vitality
In 2026, the Brick Lane Jazz Festival marked its fifth iteration, celebrating its largest year to date with a significant expansion.
Genre-Defying Album: Mandy Faye's 'My Friends' Blends Jazz, Swing, Bossa Nova
Mandy Faye's new album ‘My Friends’ is a children’s jazz celebration, blending jazz, swing, and bossa nova.
The Significant History and Impact of Jazz Music
By the end of the 1920s, a mere two decades after its birth, at least sixty communities across the United States had enacted laws specifically prohibiting jazz in public dance halls, according to...
37th Annual Savannah Music Festival Underway With Diverse Lineup
The 37th annual Savannah Music Festival is in full swing, offering a diverse lineup of world-class musicians across various genres. With twenty-nine performances still to come, the two-week event continues to draw enthusiasts.