New Orleans Jazz Clubs: Where to Hear the Real Thing
A working guide to the rooms that matter, from Preservation Hall to the spots only locals know.
Chicago Jazz Clubs: The Rooms That Made the Sound
Chicago pulled jazz north during the Great Migration and made it harder, faster, and louder. These are the clubs where that sound still lives.
Bill Evans: Sunday at the Village Vanguard
Bill Evans, Scott LaFaro, and Paul Motian played at the Village Vanguard on June 25, 1961. What they recorded redefined the piano trio. LaFaro died ten days...
The Classic Quartet: Coltrane's Four Years
Between 1961 and 1965, the John Coltrane Quartet made the most intense and spiritually ambitious music in jazz. Then it dissolved. Here is how it happened.
"The music is the teacher. You have to be willing to be the student every single time you sit down to play."— Wayne Shorter
Chick Corea: Forever Yours — The Farewell Performance
Chick Corea's last concerts were never meant to be farewells. They became the most tender document of a fifty-year career.
Chick Corea: Forever Yours (2026)
Chick Corea played two solo concerts in October 2020. Four months later he was gone. Forever Yours captures what he left in the room.
