On November 3, 1953, Frank Sinatra began a 15-minute radio program that aired on Tuesday and Friday nights on the NBC Radio Network. Called Perfectly Frank, it featured Sinatra as

A number of female vocal albums have failed to make the OTHER VIEWS column in recent issues of Jersey Jazz Magazine, due to space limitations. Some of them are too

After nine weeks on the JazzWeek charts, Don Braden’s Creative Perspective album, Earth Wind and Wonder Volume 2, has reached Number 1. In his review for AllAboutJazz, Jack Bowers pointed

“Sweet Honey” was one of the signature songs of the iconic Taiwanese vocalist Teresa Teng. According to china.org.cn, “Her voice moved generations of Chinese people and, once, perhaps it offered

In 1975 when Lafayette Harris, Jr., was 12 years old, growing up in Baltimore, he saw a television commercial advertising a “hometown hero who is coming back to Baltimore to

Mecadon McCune has been immersed in music since he was born. His father is veteran jazz pianist Brandon McCune; his mother, Christine Clemmons-McCune, is an opera singer. “My dad made