Keith Jarrett

The one-of-a-kind fretwork we've heard before, and Richard Thompson on guitar remains as distinctive and thrilling as contemporaries Jimi, Jimmy or Jerry. Read More

A cruise ship crossed the Caribbean Sea some time in the mid Eighties. Read More

After I'd been doing this for nearly 30 years, the right idea finally presented itself. Read More

The London Jazz Festival ran round some extremely far-flung bases on this last day. Read More

The ushers certainly had their work cut out. Read More

The three CDs lean heavily on B-sides and live tracks that were released piecemeal as part of something else, and not a whole lot can be considered truly rare. Read More

The three CDs lean heavily on B-sides and live tracks that were released piecemeal as part of something else, and not a whole lot can be considered truly rare. Read More

DETROIT - First novels are often thinly disguised autobiographies, so why should a first piano concerto be any different? Read More

Born in Santo Domingo, Camilo began playing the piano by ear at 4 1/2 , quickly started writing his own songs and entered the conservatory at 9. Read More

November's gale-blown woodsmoke and foreboding skies call for a certain stripe of bleak and brooding music. Read More