Stanley Turrentine & The Three Sounds :: Blue Hour (1961)
Blue Hour (1961) by Stanley Turrentine & The Three Sounds is a fleeting collaboration that’s perfectly captured by its title. Like the blue light that exists between day and ni...
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Blue Hour (1961) by Stanley Turrentine & The Three Sounds is a fleeting collaboration that’s perfectly captured by its title. Like the blue light that exists between day and ni...
In addition to the musicians named in the title, this week's show features classic music from Charles Earland, Gabor Szabo, and others. Recent releases include Keith Oxman, Lizz Wr...
We're a little saxy this week, this one also features Muriel Grossmann and Greg Abate. Playlist Host Speaks 00:00 Linda Sikhakhane "Uzalo" from Linda (Blue Note) 00:24 Stella C...
Here's Barney Kessel's fantastic album Carmen, jazz interpretations of Georges Bizet's opera Carmen and this is the original 1959 pressing.... GET IT HERE Enjoy!
Today's Music--Right Now! Fantastic music by Caesar Frazier, Clark Sommers, Goldings Bernstein Stewart, Somi, Adrian Younge, Mike Clark, Arman Sangalang, John Clayton, Haruna Fukaz...
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This week we're putting The Tonearm's needle on tenor saxophonist Azar Lawrence. Lawrence is a veteran of Elvin Jones' and McCoy Tyner's bands and a leader of his own group, The Az...
New releases from Saul Williams, Danielle Ponder, Zaccai Curtis and Faye Carol Playlist Host Speaks 00:00 Danielle Ponder "Power" from Everything Has Changed (Dead Oceans) 00:...
John Coltrane was a member of Miles Davis' quintet from 1955-1957, and then again later in the decade after he kicked his heroin habit. His tenure with Miles led to his first oppor...
LISTEN TO “THEY SAY IT'S WONDERFUL” - - Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves pay tribute to John Coltrane in celebration of the jazz legend's centennial with Dedicated...
Sonny Rollins, the saxophone colossus, left us on May 25th 2026 at age 95.Rollins, one of the music's great improvisers, left a rich legacy of recordings.His early recordings date...
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Guitar virtuoso Stanley Jordan brought his Stanley Plays The Dead show to the intimate audience at the Strand Theatre in Hudson Falls on Friday, July 31. Jordan, who came to promin...
By 1960 John Coltrane had emerged as a singular voice on the saxophone.Though he recorded several dates as a leader in the '50s, it wasn't until he left Miles Davis that he began r...
An unsung pioneer of the jazz vibraphone, the elusive Philadelphia-born musician Walt Dickerson is best known for his collaborative seventies album Visions with Sun Ra. With a dyna...
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