Carnegie Hall, 1952 - The Oscar Peterson Trio featuring Ray Brown and Barney Kessel absolutely blew the audience away with ...

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Another year of first-rate creative jazz is in the books, along with another impossible set of choices in assembling a top-10 list ... them, as all of them are exceptional. Don't let the whimsical ...

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Jamie xx might be best known for his house and electro styles, but so much of his work is informed by and infused with his love of jazz.

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No, those aren’t the cadenced numbers an NFL quarterback calls out just before the ball is hiked in a game. Rather, they are the ages of three storied jazz saxophonists — Charles Lloyd ...