JazzWax
Marc Myers writes daily on jazz legends and legendary jazz recordings.
- By Marc Myers
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Most recent posts
Soul Station was Hank Mobley's finest album. The trio behind him on the Blue Note release was tough, sensitive and swinging, and the song choices make this a perfect album. The four originals by the …
From my perspective, one of the only big bands in 1958 that rivaled Maynard Ferguson's in terms of innovation was Herb Pomeroy's. Pomeroy was an exquisite and much-admired Boston trumpeter, and his late-1950s band was …
The Bill Evans Trio in 1970 was comprised of Bill on piano, Eddie Gomez on bass and Marty Morell on drums. While touring in Europe and Scandinavia that June, the trio performed in Kongsberg, Norway, …