A thoughtful follow-up to the original “50 Essential Jazz Albums” video, explaining the reasoning behind each choice, ...

Forty-nine years since birthing one of punk-rock’s most prototypical songs, “Roadrunner,” with his old band the Modern Lovers ...

Johnny Griffin’s 1957 ‘A Blow Session’ is the latest in Blue Note’s Classic Vinyl series. It was recorded with John Coltrane ...

At some point, one might ask which veteran jazz musicians did not play in the “university of jazz” called Art Blakey & The ...

Beginning of Monktober week 1, plus classic jazz with Oscar Peterson and more, new music from Johnathan Blake and more ...

BALTIMORE – Jazz Chisholm Jr. has been a New York Yankee for barely more than a year. Yet he's already etched his name into franchise lore – and credits the move to the Bronx as a turning point in his ...

Obesity has long been acknowledged as a risk factor for a wide range of diseases, but a more precise link between obesity and Alzheimer's disease has remained a mystery—until now. A first-of-its-kind ...

Jazz Chisholm Jr. was clearly not thrilled about not starting Game 1 of the New York Yankees' wild card series on Tuesday night. Facing Boston Red Sox dominant lefty Garrett Crochet, the Yankees’ left ...

Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler has expressed some frustration over his contract situation as the team prepares to open training camp. The Athletic reported earlier this month that the Jazz will not ...

The Big Question: Where do the Jazz want to go, how do they want to get there, and will any of these players still be on the roster when they arrive? After the 2021-22 NBA season, the Jazz made dual ...

Gabrielle Cavassa has experienced a number of pinch-me moments in recent years, including recording and touring with jazz sax great Joshua Redman and winning the 2021 Sarah Vaughan International Jazz ...

NEW YORK — Watching the way Jazz Chisholm Jr. reacted to being hit by a pitch on his forearm in Saturday’s win over the Orioles, the Yankees had every reason to fear the worst. Chisholm walked right ...