Carmen McRae: London, 1961
In May 1961, singer Carmen McRae was booked into London’s popular Flamingo jazz club for a two-week run. The Flamingo,
Catherine, Barbara and Dinah
In The Wall Street Journal this week, I interviewed director Catherine Hardwicke for my „House Call“ column in the Mansion
Walking in Central Park
Central Park remains one of the world’s most beautiful urban refuges. Designed and developed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert
Hank Mobley: Soul Station
When I write, I often wish I had pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Art Blakey as my
J.J. Johnson and Bobby Jaspar
Tropical storm Isaias blew into New York around 11 a.m. yesterday, whipped things around and split at about 3 p.m.
Pílové ploché elektromotory ideálne do menších aj väčších prevádzok
VYBO ELECTRIC je špecialistom na elektromotory a rotačné stroje, pričom všetky naše zriadenia sú vyrábané špičkovo technologicky vybavenej továrni na Slovensku.
Earle Spencer: Early Progressive
The start of progressive orchestral jazz can be traced to the day Igor Stravinsky became a naturalized U.S. citizen in
JazzWax Turns 13!
Thirteen years ago today, I put up my first JazzWax post. It has been some journey—6.1 million pageviews and nearly
Sam, Sari and Sweden
Last week in The Wall Street Journal, I interviewed actor Sam Trammell for my „House Call“ column in the Mansion
From Sweden, With Love
At the annual Ystad Jazz Festival in Ystad, Sweden, it’s business as usual. Since we are restricted in most places