Rather, they are the ages of three storied jazz saxophonists — Charles Lloyd, Charles McPherson and Sun Ra Arkestra leader Marshall Allen — who each released standout albums this year.

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About the Album: "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever," (Mary Wells), "People," (Esther Phillips), "A Taste of Honey," (Barbara Lewis), "Over the Rainbow," (Patti ...

The result is an eclectic jazz album that tells not just one ... Murakami fans will recognize the motif of the two moons already on the album cover. We encounter the familiar main characters Aomame ...

Hilton’s notes she chose two cover tunes because “I think jazz should reflect our times today and great ... is the last track on the album. Subtlety is the approach to this expressive song, that hints ...