For his latest effort, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter AM found inspiration while mining the crates of his extensive 1960s record collection, ranging from obscure Brazilian music to Italian soundtracks. Read More
Submitted by Jane Hoben, Canton Public Library, on 2009-11-20. Read More
Having made Johnny Cash hip again, the producer Rick Rubin applied his less-is-more magic to the squarest crooner of the lot. Read More
Close your eyes, and the images, they're all in black and white. Read More
Here is a Christmas recording offering something a bit different and worth listening to in the midst of the season. Read More
The Terre Haute Sinfonietta Pops Orchestra will join with the Music and Theatre Department at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College to present "Over the River and To the Woods," a concert of choral and instrumental music. Read More
Chanukah Celebration and Fry-Off Celebrate Chanukah by frying your favorite food in a large deep fryer. Read More
Achim Kaufmann is German, but he's lived in Amsterdam since 1996, where anything-goes polystylistic action is the name of the game. Read More
One of the most intriguing, poetic, captivating, brilliant, prolific, imaginative (how many adjectives am I allowed to use?) pianists working today, Fred Hersch , almost died last year. Read More
For a music so closely associated with vice, from Storyville to the speakeasies and beyond, jazz has developed a surprisingly robust tradition of sacred music. Read More
Vince Guaraldi, the widely acclaimed jazz pianist best known for his cheerful, uplifting work with Charlie Brown and the ... Read the full Vince Guaraldi bio.