Chamber Jazz: Best Sellers

Largely inspired by a novel by the iconoclastic Jean Cocteau, Make Believe brings together an extraordinary quintet to perform [more]

Stages of a Long Journey was recorded in Stuttgart in March of 2005, as part of a celebration of both the 20th [more]

Oregon released nine albums between 1970 and 1978 for Vanguard, the first label to sign them. In its Vanguard Visionaries series [more]

Aside from about 48 minutes' worth of amateur home recordings from the 1940s issued in 2000 by the E3 label, Fivefour's Emergence contains [more]

The second night of the 1989 reunion in New York of the 1961-1962 Jimmy Giuffre 3 with pianist Paul Bley and (now [more]

The venerable Sunnyside label has re-released the two Life of a Trio nights -- originally issued in the early '90s on CD [more]

For its fifth album, the former Tin Hat Trio is minus one founding member, accordionist Rob Burger, but takes in three new [more]

Stephen D. Anderson is not the first guitarist to do a keyboardless tribute to the late pianist [more]

Guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel has observed that some amazingly silly ideas continue to plague parts of the jazz world -- for example, the notion [more]

On a few occasions during his career, Duke Ellington temporarily appeared in a club setting with a downsized [more]