In 1959, Coleman Hawkins was at the height of his late-career renaissance. A towering figure in the history of the tenor saxophone — the man who had first

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How Hip-Hop Fell in Love with Ahmad Jamal’s Jazz Piano

In 1958, Ahmad Jamal released At the Pershing: But Not for Me — a live trio record that quietly became one of the biggest-selling jazz albums of all time.

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Charlie Parker & Paul Desmond: A Rare Interview From Jazz History

For all the stories and mythologies surrounding Charlie Parker — the saxophone prodigy, the bebop pioneer, the tragic genius — few moments bring us as close

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Melancholy Baby and Miles on the Phone: Interview with Shirley Horn

In a quiet moment in Bern, Switzerland, legendary jazz pianist and vocalist Shirley Horn sat down to reflect on her early musical journey — one shaped by a

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The 1959 New York jazz TV series with Coleman Hawkins that never got made...

How Hip-Hop Fell in Love with Ahmad Jamal’s Jazz Piano

Charlie Parker & Paul Desmond: A Rare Interview From Jazz History

Melancholy Baby and Miles on the Phone: Interview with Shirley Horn

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