Keith Jarrett

Jazzin' Up the Joint

2007 Music Year in Review

It's all in the stars.

Not Your Mama’s Musicals

We’re talking serious jazz screenings

Jack DeJohnette Featuring Bill Frisell

The Elephant Sleeps but Still Remembers (Golden Beams)

Miles Davis

The Cellar Door Sessions 1970 (Sony)

Payola on the Cheap

Bribing DJs used to be expensive, but now mere trinkets will do the trick

Wayne Shorter

Beyond the Sound Barrier (Verve)

BEST JAZZ RADIO PROGRAM

Weekend Jazz Saturday with Tracy Fields

Props for Pop

Sax great Dewey Redman may not be a teen idol, but no one tops his chops

Playing It Safe

This was the JVC Jazz Festival's first year here, but the sounds were nothing new

Brad Mehldau

Places (Warner Bros.)

The Quiet Cuban

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

Rotations

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

Speaking Freely

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

Calendar for the week

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

All the Best

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

Calendar for the week

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

Rotations

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

Some Day

As Miami's premier groove rockers, Day by the River runs through it

Going to the Keys

Eddie Palmieri and Hilton Ruiz go pound for pound

Bread of Live

Richie Gerber showcases health food and jazz jams