Nick Cannon awkwardly stumbled through the names of his 12 children when asked to recount them in a new interview. The ...

Al Foster, the jazz drummer who performed in groundbreaking bands with Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock and Sonny Rollins, has died. He was 82. Foster’s partner Bonnie Rose Steinberg told NPR in a ...

Dropping August 22, Miles ’55 hits in 2-CD and 3-LP sets, plus standard and hi-res digital formats — because whether you’re a vinyl snob or a hi-res fiend, Craft’s got you covered. And just to add ...

Mar 31, 2025 Web Exclusive By Frank Valish. Saxophone giant Sonny Rollins had already established himself throughout the 1950s with a string of albums on the Prestige label, including the esteemed ...

All titles will also be released digitally in 192kHz/24-bit hi-res audio on the same date as each vinyl. Original Jazz Classics (OJC), created in 1982 (under Fantasy Records), ... Here, he vaults ...

This label’s 86-year run has been one of the most storied in jazz — and it’s still going. Hear tracks by Wayne Shorter, Sonny Rollins, Robert Glasper and more from the Blue Note catalog.

Vinyl records hold a special place in the hearts of music lovers, and for jazz enthusiasts, they are truly a treasure trove. ... Sonny Rollins – Saxophone Colossus.

Raise your hands, jazz fans, if you've been thinking about jazz legend Sonny Rollins during the last few months. After all, the great man is still with us at age 94. Reaching such an age is an ...

The Notebooks of Sonny Rollins Edited by Sam V.H. Reese Published in 2024 by New York Review Book Sonny Rollins did something highly unusual in modern ...

Vinyl records are booming in the age of digital music. ... (Sonny Rollins’s “Newk’s Time”) and he has to tirelessly patch together sections from old CDs.

Sonny Rollins is, as the title of his 1957 album says, a “Saxophone Colossus.” Indefatigable in improvisation, uncorrupted in artistry, and always swinging and melodious, Mr. Rollins (b. 1930 ...

In 1959, Rollins was a few years into one of the great hot streaks in jazz history when he took a three-week trip to Europe. Three hours from that tour are heard on a new Rollins-approved reissue.