HOT ROCKS: New Releases from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Liam Gallagher, DIO, and Sepultura Vinny Cecolini Albums February 23, 2020
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BRYAN REESMAN’S QUEUED UP Bryan Reesman Columns September 14, 2020 0Veteran writer Bryan Reesman has you covered with his monthly round up of new releases and hidden gems available via...
Rant ‘N’ Roll: Rarest Of The Rare Mike Greenblatt Columns April 24, 2013 0In the 1990 Miles: The Autobiography, Miles Davis tells his biographer Quincy Troupe, “After we finished In A Silent Way,...
Rant ‘N’ Roll: Miles Of Miles Mike Greenblatt Columns October 17, 2011 0Pianist Herbie Hancock, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, drummer Tony Williams (1945-1997) and bassist Ron Carter are all jazz legends. One...
Rant ‘N’ Roll: Who Was That Masked Man? Mike Greenblatt Columns June 22, 2011 0The crowd at the 1972 Newport In New York Jazz Festival had never seen anything like it. One minute we...
Miles Davis: Sketches Of Spain Legacy Edition / Columbia Patrick Slevin Albums June 25, 2009 0What may be the last (but don’t count on it) in a string of legacy edition reissues from the Miles...
Miles Davis: Kind Of Blue: Legacy Edition Patrick Slevin Albums February 6, 2009 1If writing about music is like dancing about architecture, then jazz critic Francis Davis’ liner notes to the Legacy Edition...
Miles Davis: Tribute to Jack Johnson JJ Koczan Albums January 19, 2005 0There’s something in the swagger of Miles Davis’ playing on these recordings that reminds me of a boxer walking down...