Blues And Haikus (100Th Birthday) (Tobac

Blues And Haikus (100Th Birthday) (TobacJust like its predecessor, Poetry for the Beat Generation, legendary beatnik writer Jack Kerouacs second album, Blues and Haikus, teamed him with producer Bob Thiele and came out on Thieles Hanover label in 1959. But this time around, instead of the debuts inspired amateur jazz piano flourishes from Steve Allen, Kerouac insisted on bona fide jazz musicians to accompany his stream of consciousness prose. And boy, did he get thembig time post bop

This specific fearsome foursome — playing material from Stuff Like That There and maybe

Limited edition 2LP set on 140-gram vinyl

Tsugaru's shamisen maestro

not any prescription record for these medications

Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus

Sounds Of Yusef is still very much rooted in jazz while the use of traditional ethnic instruments adds colors and flavors without really deviating from the American jazz tradition

Only Coltrane could be this "fiercely tender" and there's no better forum for his sensitive side than the music of Ellington and Billy Strayhorn

bluesy groove that doesn't let up from start to finish

Carolina is a 2001 album by Seu Jorge

From the incendiary heavy psych of their earliest work

Jef Gilson – France’s spiritual jazz giant

It is the band's first album to feature lead singer Brian Johnson