McCoy Tyner

St. Louis-bred saxophonist Eric Person likes to get around, musically speaking. Read More

On the heels of the new Tedeschi Trucks Band release, we look back to the February-March 2003 issue of Relix for this feature on Derek and Susan. Read More

Six days after her death, Donna Summer's futuristic techno hit "I Feel Love" has been selected for induction into the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress, it was announced Tuesday. Read More

Pianist-composer-arranger Amina Figarova has lived in New York for two years, but based on her two decades in Rotterdam, she's still a good fit for the Manchester Craftmen's Guild's Dutch Women of Jazz theme. Read More

Liza Minnelli is the 14th recipient of the Ella Fitzgerald Award, established in 1999 for our 20th anniversary and conferred in recognition of the versatility, improvisational originality and quality of repertoire of a singer renowned on the international scene. Read More

Yesterday, we posted the first part of our chat with keyboardist Rob Barraco , which focused on the past, present and future of the Phil Lesh Quintet. Read More

The International Songwriting Competition (ISC), the world's foremost global songwriting event, is pleased to announce its 2011 winners. Read More

While he's remembered foremost as a key contributor to the bands of jazz titan Charles Mingus, tenor saxophonist Booker Ervin also recorded a slew of outstanding albums as a leader, none of them better than his 1963 outing The Freedom Book. If the accumulated weight of post-bop's golden era can sometimes feel like an unfathomable musical avalanche, this casually faultless quartet outing is unquestionably one for the hearing. Read More

The International Songwriting Competition (ISC), the world's foremost global songwriting event, is pleased to announce its 2011 winners. Read More

The Billy Hart Quartet was originally known as the Ethan Iverson /Mark Turner Quartet when they formed in 2003. Read More