You can probably count on one hand the number of jazz bass players who sing at the same time. Change the equation to singing bassists who...
Danny Bacher has been called a lot of things – most of them good – and one of the most common, usually after someone has watched...
You can never have too much jazz, apparently. Two St. Petersburg downtown venues are skewing jazz-centric: It’s “January Jazz Weekend” at thestudio@620, kicking off with a...
When Mike Cornette was a student at the University of South Florida, the big deal on WUSF, the campus radio station, was the controversial “Underground Railroad”...
Up in Philadelphia, her hometown, Synia Carroll grew up virtually jazz-free. Sure, her parents had a couple of Dinah Washington albums, but Dad actually preferred the...
Question: What were the bay area’s big band musicians doing during the pandemic? Answer: Everything but playing music, that’s for sure. There’s reason to celebrate tonight’s...
Trumpeter Duane Eubanks comes from a long line of jazz musicians. His mother, all three of his brothers and a handful of uncles are players of...
To hear Bryan J. Hughes tell it, every member of the jazz group he’s playing with is a secret weapon. Hughes, a vocalist, has put this...
The jazz duo Orilla debuted on an episode of The Catalyst Sessions last fall, and went on to appear, virtually, several times over the intervening months....
Jazz as a living, breathing art form just doesn’t get its due in St. Petersburg, if you ask David Manson. As the architect of the long-running...