by Jordan Lewis BURLINGTON, Vermont – Last week, I returned to my former home of six years, where I had the pleasure of catching Kat Wright & The Indomitable Soul Band (I.S.B.) at The Radio
(Destroy All Monsters, 2009) Sure, he was the guy who made the creepy-cute piece on the cover of Dirty. But, Mike Kelley, who took his own life yesterday at his
Not just a fitting description for the weather we've had on the East Coast this winter. Straight off their Rick Rubin-produced third album The Russian Wilds, the power quintet from
by Brian Weidy Playing their regular weekly show on a blustery evening last night at the Jazz Standard, the Mingus Big Band offered up their new arrangements of classic Charles Mingus tunes.
by Talia Page Charles Bradley's story is an interesting one. Born in Florida and raised in Brooklyn, Bradley fell on hard times repeatedly throughout the course of his 63 years, working
by Linda Hutchinson The Jazz Standard is a classy establishment, but the Billy Childs Quartet raised the bar Thursday night. Led by two–time Grammy winner Childs on piano, the band
I am very excited about this show at Hiro Ballroom tonight, with Daptone's finest in classic funk and soul, Charles Bradley envoking the spirit of the one and only James Brown.
I happened to be in the vicinity of Jazz at Lincoln Center last night, and decided to pop my head into Dizzy's to see what was happening. Sure enough, the
Jason Moran and The Bandwagon and Geri Allen played to a packed house at 92YTribeca on Saturday night. The show featured a collaborative effort between Allen and artist Carrie Mae Weems and birthday cupcakes courtesy of Jason Moran.
