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Published by Larry Saidman
Where you and I discover jazz together!
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I Talk about some notable episodes and play some tracks.
Some Favourite Recordings From 10 Years of Discovering Jazz
Some of the best albums released this year.
More fascinating new releases from 2026
Old meets new on these 2026 releases.
I discover and play some interesting albums from 2026
Has jazz changed much over the years? This random selection of 2026 albums might help answer that question.
Richard Rodgers songs and Ted Gioia's Jazz Standards book
Blossom Dearie,Joshua Redman, & even Eugene Chadbourne play Richard Rodgers
Jazz musicians, old and new, love to improvise on Richard Rodgers tunes.
From 1958 to 2026--Albums I recently Acquired, Part 2
Billy Childs,Greenhouse Ensemble,Alexis Martin,JabFung, etc.
I try to figure out the reason these 2026 album titles.
2026 Jazz albums that have interesting titles. What do the titles mean?
More Sonny Rollins, his life, music, and interesting recordings
Inspired by reading the book Saxophone Colossus.
Dolphy,Mingus Billie,Jaki, Rahsaan,Matt Shipp & Bellbird
American poet, essayist, and jazz fanatic, Sean Murphy talks about great jazz artists.
Well-known jazz albums that have been heralded despite weird titles.
Janis Siegel is given a Blindfold Test in April's Downbest Magazine.
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Observed September 18, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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