Hendrik Meurkens - Harmonica, Ray Drummond - Bass, Dado Moroni - Piano, Jimmy Cobbs - Drums

Sonny discusses the influence of Old Time Radio and Classic Movies on his music, performing musical examples from his latest CD, "Sonny, Please."

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http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents a rare recording, The Billy Taylor Trio Live at Storyville, 1951 featuring Billy on piano, Charles Mingus on b

Billy Taylor plays Duke Ellington's C Jam Blues

http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents Tony Scott playing "Blues for an African Friend" from the 1958 TV program, The Subject is Jazz, featuring Tony

Sonny Please is the first Sonny Rollins studio recording in five years, available exclusively on his website.

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Paul Quinichette, Tenor Saxophone

Marvin Stamm - Trumpet, Bill Mays - Piano, Rufus Reid - Bass, Ed Soph - Drums, John Abercrombie - Guitar

Guitarist Dave Stryker got his start working with Jack McDuff (1984-85), and then worked with Stanley Turrentine for over 10 years. He has since relea

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Clark Terry on trumpet, Wardell Gray- tenor sax, Buddy DeFranco-clarinet, Freddie Green-guitar,Jimmy Lewis-bass, and Gus Johnson-drums and Count Basie

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Joe Lovano and his Nonet record the Blue Note CD, Streams of Expression, December, 2005

Michael Brecker was interviewed by Bret Primack in 1996 and he discussed his sound, and his own development.

Trane's Prestige Recordings are featured exclusively on "Fearless Leader," a 6 CD Boxed Set, released by Concord Music Group in celebration of the rem

Michael Brecker was interviewed by Bret Primack in 1996 about his then new release, Tales from the Hudson.

www.joelovano.com presents Joe Lovano playing Francois Louis' new sax

Billy Hart Hart was born in Washington D.C. on November 29, 1940. His first steady gigs of note were with Shirley Horn and Buck Hill. In the 1960's he