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4 days ago · The greatest Post-Bop albums of all time, as voted by RYM/Sonemic users.
4 days ago · The greatest Swing albums of all time, as voted by RYM/Sonemic users.
3 days ago · Hard bop, bebop, post-bop — if you like bop, Freddie Hubbard was your man. The Indianapolis, Indiana, trumpeter was influential in all these genres with his work that started in the late 1950s. After Miles Davis’s endorsement, he joined Blue Note Records and began his prolific career.
4 days ago · Presented by. Eric Ajaye. With over 70 years of playing jazz under his belt, Sonny Rollins has seen a thing or two. He was present at so many turning points in the music: from bebop to modal jazz ...
2 days ago · Michael Pagán documents five original compositions and three arrangements of tunes by some of the most celebrated masters of the post-bop era. Paganova the new album from the prolific pianist/composer Michael Pagán, who has become a fixture of the Kansas City jazz scene over the past two decades,
2 days ago · Eden Har-Gil: Hearts of Palm. Drummer Eden Har-Gil leads an intuitive post bop team of Dezron Douglas/b, Caroline Davis/as and Lo Wood/bars through six originals on this ep. The album has a loose Charles Mingusy feel, with the two saxes creating a wide range of moods, from dark to shrill on the title tune to meandering softness during “ Leaf ...
3 days ago · The post-bop piece is the first of three Harris originals, along with the moody “The Step,” on which the trumpeter is joined by tenor saxophonists Andy Farber and Grant Stewart, and “So Near, So Far,” which closes the album with a well-turned, retro-tinged swinger.
