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Blog Newport Jazz: Three Pianos and Two Guitars

Recorded at Carnegie Hall on a summer evening in 1978, stream and download four new sets from legendary pianists McCoy Tyner, Bill Evans and Mary Lou Williams, as well as an acoustic duo performance from Larry Coryell & Philip Catherine.

New Jazz Releases: Mose Allison & Art Lande

Jazz concert recordings now available for streaming and download include a Mose Allison trio performance highlighting the pianist/composer's witty lyrics and musical mixture of jazz and blues, as well as a solo piano recital where Art Lande extrapolated beautifully on familiar jazz themes.

A Trane Tribute and a Carnegie Afternoon

This week's new releases include four sets recorded in 1976: Elvin Jones honoring his old bandmate John Coltrane with A Love Supreme, the George Coleman Septet moving from calm to mayhem and back again, Anthony Braxton stretching the limits of jazz, and the Ted Curson bopping the day away.