That New Old Sound: Vintage Jazz From A New Generation
Scott Yanow
February 1, 2017
Guitarist-banjoist Glenn Crytzer had two causes in mind when he organized That New Old Sound. He wanted to release a CD whose proceeds would go
Hot Dance Music And Jazz From Britain 1923-1936
Scott Yanow
February 1, 2017
While jazz was born in the United States, it has been an international music ever since the recordings of the ODJB were heard overseas. While
Danny Tobias Complete Abandon
Scott Yanow
February 1, 2017
An excellent swing trumpeter with a warm sound and a melodic improvising style, Danny Tobias is best-known for his association with the Midiri Brothers although
Ragtime Wizardry on Rivermont
Scott Yanow
February 1, 2017
While 2017 is being celebrated as the centennial of jazz’s first recordings, it is also the 100th anniversary of Scott Joplin’s death. The ragtime era,
Jelly Roll Morton: 24 Rare Recordings Of Piano Solos
Scott Yanow
February 1, 2017
Although Jelly Roll Morton did not invent jazz, he was certainly one of its early innovators. His distinctive piano playing developed as early as 1905-10