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New York City Live Music Calendar for June and July 2011 Plus Other Events
Click here for an updated concert calendar for July and August 2011. As always, weekly events are listed at the bottom of the page, after the last of the daily listings: scroll down and you’ll find...
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New York City Live Music Calendar for July and August 2011 Plus Other Events
As always, weekly events are listed at the bottom of the page, after the last of the daily listings: scroll down and you’ll find them. If you didn’t see anything that struck you as fun this time...
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Album of the Day 7/15/11
Every day, our 1000 best albums of all time countdown continues all the way to #1. Friday’s album is #564: Canibus – Mic Club: The Curriculum A rare example of a lyricist who more than lived up to the...
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Album of the Day 9/1/11
Almost caught up to where we should be, every day, as our 1000 best albums of all time countdown continues all the way to #1. Thursday’s album was #516: Bahamadia – Kollage One of the tracks on this...
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The 1000 Best Albums of All Time 400-499
For albums #900-1000, and an explanation of what this list is all about - other than just plain fun - click here. Albums #800-899 continue here. Albums #700-799 continue here. Albums #600-699 continue...
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Album of the Day 10/15/11
As we do pretty much every day, our 1000 best albums of all time countdown continues all the way to #1. Saturday’s album was #473: Public Enemy – Apocalypse 91: The Enemy Strikes Black The iconic...
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Incendiary, Articulate Jazz and Poetry on Bobby Watson’s Latest Project
Saxophonist Bobby Watson‘s “I Have a Dream” Project commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of Martin Luther King’s iconic address to the crowd of protesters gathered at the Washington Mall. The band’s...
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A Relatively Rare Appearance by the Darkly Exhilarating Scott Reeves Jazz...
Big band jazz composers may be the most pure artists in all of music. These people do what they do strictly out of love. When you’re done paying the band – if in fact there IS anything to pay the band...
View ArticleA Wild, Ferociously Lyrical Take on the History of Jazz Uptown
The Manhattan debut of the multimedia spectacle The Spirit of Harlem at Harlem School of the Arts this past evening was everything the final night of the Charlie Parker Festival wasn’t: cutting-edge,...
View ArticleSmart, Relevant Protest Jazz From Irreversible Entanglements
Protest jazz quintet Irreversible Entanglements came together out of a 2015 Musicians Against Police Brutality response to the killing of Akai Gurley, who was gunned down in a New York housing project...
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