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Jazz trombonist and leader of one of the most popular dance bands of the swing era, Glen Miller was one of the most admired musicians of his time, renowned for some of the classiest, sophisticated dance music in Big Band jazz history. Presented here are...

Jazz tenor saxophonist and arranger Deane Kincaide had a long musical career which stretched from the early 1930's until he retired from music in 1981. He worked with many bands including those of Woody Herman, Benny Goodman, Bob Crosby, Tommy Dorsey,...

Jazz pianist Page Cavanaugh's Trio was one of the most popular nightclub acts in Southern California from the 1940s to the 1990s, appeared in films and on radio, and frequently opened for Frank Sinatra at the Waldorf Astoria in New York and elsewhere...

Jazz pianist and bandleader King Fleming was born Walter Fleming on the North side of Chicago, on May 4, 1922. In 1942-1943, he led a popular Swing band in Chicago. After service in the Navy, he recorded in Los Angeles with groups led by Johnny Alston...

Jazz keyboardist Rich Aronson has been a much in demand session player over the years most noted in recent years for his work with George Benson and Atlantic Starr. Saxophonist Glen Garrett has played with everyone from Cab Calloway to Michael Brecker...

Jaqui And the Rumor was a soul/funk group consisting of Philadelphia based musical brothers Larry and Tony Davis, who were an integral part of Instant Funk and Bunny Sigler's hits. Featuring local Philly singer Jaqui, presented here is the original 1986...

Japan's best known living composer, Toshio Hosokawa explores the boundaries between Western avant-garde and traditional Japanese culture, and is influenced by the static structures of the Gagaku music of the Japanese court. In the ongoing series of his...

Japan owes it's music, as it's culture in general, to the Chinese. Not only, however, have the Japanese actively developed this heritage, but they have also preserved many elements of older Chinese music which have been lost in it's home country. The...

It's very unlikely that another saxophonist existed in the entirety of New York City that was as busy in the recording studio as King Curtis was in 1960 - and for that matter, during the years before and after. His diamond-hard yakety solos were crucial...

It's a safe assumption that J.B. Lenoir didn't work on President Dwight D. Eisenhower's reelection campaign. The Chicago blues guitarist's 1954 diatribe "Eisenhower Blues" left no doubt as to where he stood politically, and while it may not have...

Italy's Cuban Jazz Combo is the result of the exchange of musical experiences of it's two founders, Riccardo Cundari (bass) and Fabrizio Aiello (percussionist). The two composers and arrangers were found to share the experience of Latin jazz in a very...

It was a special treat for music fans everywhere, when in the late 1950's, some of the greatest names in jazz united together to form a jazz fraternity of sorts; where all members are named "Jones," though none of them are related. And so a core group...