
Charlie Apicella: Celebrating the Blues
Guitarist Charlie Apicella, according to Vintage Guitar Magazine’s John Heidt, “immediately brings to mind Grant Green. He’s funky, he’s bluesy,
Guitarist Charlie Apicella, according to Vintage Guitar Magazine’s John Heidt, “immediately brings to mind Grant Green. He’s funky, he’s bluesy,
The top Jazz Journalists Association awards this year went to vocalist Sheila Jordan (pictured) for Lifetime Achievement in Jazz and
With the decline of Covid, the music scene is slowly getting back to normal, and in New York City that
The music of Count Basie and Duke Ellington was alive and well on Sunday, April 24, as the Danny Jonokuchi
**Complimentary April Jersey Jazz Content** This is one of two articles from the April 2022 issue of Jersey Jazz Magazine being made available to
**Complimentary April Jersey Jazz Content** This is one of two articles from the April 2022 issue of Jersey Jazz Magazine being made available to
The last of the reflections about Charles Mingus in celebration of his centennial birthday. “I can hear, by way of
Michigan State University College of Music, Temple University Boyer College of Music and Dance, and North Carolina Central University finished
If you’re a jazz fan and love bebop, you probably remember alto saxophonist Richie Cole and his “Alto Madness” themed
Reflections about Charles Mingus during the month of his centennial birthday. “My dad did a lot of mental exercises, and
When pianist Emmett Cohen performed at New York’s Birdland in March, he invited guest artists to join his trio each night. One
In September 2020 trumpeter Danny Jonokuchi assembled a virtual big band in order to enter the first-ever “Count Basie Great
Reflections about Charles Mingus during the month of his centennial birthday. “When I got to New York after college in
“When I was a kid, I wanted to be in show business. Now, I just want to be in the