Jazz

Tim Berne, pioneer of New York's legendary "downtown scene", and his long-time duo partner Matt Mitchell on piano release the album One More, Please - an impressive and refreshing example of the art of improvisation. The two virtuoso instrumentalists...

Tigeroak draws inspiration among underground jazz, hip-hop and neo-soul environments, which mixed with their Nordic influences, all contribute to the duo's nuanced palette of sounds. By combining neo-soul features with electronic hip-hop grooves, melodic...

Thwarted in his attempts to study classical music in Europe, Roy Bargy played piano after school at local movie houses. In 1919, Imperial Player Rolls Company chose him as it's new star to compete with QRS' Zez Confrey, novelty rag composer...

Thurman's debut recording as a composer and band leader originally release in 1987. "Freedom with Discipline" has been Thurman's motto for drumming and music. Reissued in 1999 with bonus tracks, one features Bobby Watson and James Carter and another...

Thumbscrew is ßTOMAS FUJIWARA : Drums and Vibraphone, ßMARY HALVORSON : Guitar, ßMICHAEL FORMANEK : Bass. Celebrating Anthony Braxton on his 75th birthday, THUMBSCREW digs into the Tricentric Archives, focusing on previouslyßunrecorded pieces by the...

Throughout the history of jazz, there has been a number of players who chose to remain in one locale to practice their art. Teddy Edwards is one of them. Though he chose to immerse himself in L.A.'s lucrative TV & radio scene, he also toured through the...

Throughout his phenomenal career, Smooth Jazz saxophonist vocalist Walter Beasley has achieved amazing successin both the Smooth Jazz and Urban AC world with his chart-topping albums. THE CLASSIC R&B COLLECTION features Beasley's stirring renditions of...

Throughout his career, Zoot Sims was famous for epitomizing the swingin musician, never playing an inappropriate phrase. He always sounded inspired and from the 1950s onward, Zoot's enthusiasm and creative never wavered. A freelancer throughout most of...

Throughout his career, Ken Peplowski has been categorized by most critics as a traditional jazz musician and heir to the Benny Goodman throne. His new recording, Noir Blue, shows that he is more diverse as a player and composer. Doubling on clarinet and...

Throughout Figments, pianist Bill Anschell's creative, abstract approach takes each song to unexpected places without ever leaving his audience behind. Self-recorded over a series of late nights, after gigs, when Anschell's "internal supervisor had...

Through their first two recordings, the Belgian American band led by pianist Bram Weijters and Chad McCullough firmly established a musical style that's equal parts melancholic and hopeful. Along with bassist Piet Verbist and drummer JOhn Bishop, they...

Through the richly textured arrangements of longtime collaborator Nick Lane and a stellar new ensemble of some of LA's finest, veteran guitarist and composer Tom Rizzo creates a swinging and wide-ranging new recording of interesting standards and...