Jazz News
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New Orleans -
It’s been eight years since their debut album 'At Last' and now another collaboration from this diverse ensemble is once again ferrying jazz lovers to a better understanding of musical intimacy.
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In a radio show, aptly titled "Funky Sensations" U.K. jazz fans heard "sounds of porn" playing in the background of the music.
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New Orleans -
Leroy Jones, the New Orleans born and bred trumpeter who enjoys world-wide esteem with critics and audiences alike, will start performing at Café Istanbul on a regular basis with his Quintet.
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The innovative jazz saxophonist, flutist and composer Sam Rivers, who worked with Miles Davis among others, has died over the holiday weekend.
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Toronto -
‘Tis the season to be hungover and ‘tis a reckless journalist who skeds an interview for 9.a.m. Especially with rising jazz vocalist Sophie Berkal-Sarbit who comes on as bright eyed and bushy tailed as one of Santa’s reindeer.
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Toronto -
Emilie-Claire Barlow channels the spirit of the 60s on her latest album, The Beat Goes On. But that doesn't mean she's leaving the classics behind.
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One of Amy Winehouse's last recordings - a duet with jazz legend Tony Bennett - is set to be released in aid of her foundation, which was recently set up by her father, Mitch.
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Toronto -
The 23rd annual Toronto Beaches International Jazz Festival swung, jumped and jived into town. One of the most popular summer festivals in the city showcased a variety of jazz genres and bands, while also providing a glimpse of other artists.
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Amy Winehouse shot to fame with two critically acclaimed albums, got hooked on booze and drugs, and died before she had time even to reach her full potential. Sadly, this story is nothing new.
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Today at Metro Hall in Toronto a free concert by jazz pianist Chris Donnelly took place. As Donnelly played a quiet crowd gathered watching during the lunch hour adding culture to their meals.
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Jazz Headlines
Audio slideshow: Glamour and excitement of Bombay jazz age
Christine Kamau and talks about 'Kenyanising' the jazz trumpet
Arts correspondent Rebecca Jones speaks to jazz musician Robert Glasper about why he thinks jazz music needs to progress.
Musician Herbie Hancock announces the inception of International Jazz Day as part of his role as a Unesco Goodwill Ambassador.
Digital radio station Jazz FM apologises after what appeared to be part of a pornographic film soundtrack was broadcast during one of its shows.
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