Maria Muldaur, "interpreter of Americana music since long before that genre even had a name," and an unusual highlight, An Irish Christmas in America, grace the Freight and Salvage Coffee House this Friday and Sunday at their new downtown location on Addison Street. Read More
The west-coast gypsy-jazz outfit the Hot Club of San Francisco came to the First Flight High School for the Outer Banks Forum concert Saturday. Read More
Barring a handful of gems, among them Louis Armstrong's salutes to Fats Waller and W.C. Handy, most miss the mark because they try too hard to one-up or mimic the subject of their adulation. Read More
In late October, clarinetist Evan Christopher came to the Dakota and played tunes by Buddy Bolden, Sidney Bechet and Fats Waller. Read More
Jazz at Lincoln Center is bringing classic American popular song into its fold with the appointment of the singer and pianist Michael Feinstein as director of its new popular music series. Read More
Since releasing his newest CD, "Fresh Lemonade," in June, Tim Moyer continues to stay busy. "I have been hosting my new 'Edge Acoustic Lounge' at the Edge Restaurant in Temecula every Wednesday," said Moyer in a recent e-mail. "I invite two singer/songwriters each week to perform a 45 minute set of their original music. Read More
On this coming November 12th, Award-winning and internationally recognized jazz bassist, composer and arranger, Dave Young will be releasing his third excellent CD as a leader. Read More
M emphis, Tenn. Birthplace of the blues and home of world-famous Beale Street , a thriving minority neighborhood in the 1930s, a jukejoint hotbed in the '40s and '50s, site of civil unrest in the '60s, a virtual ghost town in the '70s, and a multi-million dollar tourist industry at the turn of the new millennium. Read More
On this coming November 12th, Award-winning and internationally recognized jazz bassist, composer and arranger, Dave Young will be releasing his third excellent CD as a leader. Read More
Yes, it's the ultimate sign of superstar fame when your last name can be deep-sixed. Read More
W.C. Handy, the "Father of the Blues," brought the music of rural Southern blacks into the mainstream by copyrighting old songs ... Read the full W.C. Handy bio.