Wynton Marsalis

Willie Nelson at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts February 7

Teen Prodigy Tony Madruga at the Van Dyke Cafe This Thursday

​Most children hate piano lessons when they are forced upon them by overambitious parents. And sometimes, children in musical households don't necessarily follow mom and dad into music. But neither of these scenarios was the case with Pembroke Pines' Tony Madruga. Learning the piano at the age of ... More >>

Miami Lakes Gets All Jazzed Up for the Seventh-Annual Concert on the Fairway

Nicole Henry.​I guess we usually forget about Miami Lakes and muddle it with neighboring Hialeah or think of it as that place we must make the Palmetto curve on our way to Joe Robbie Stadium (or whatever the hell it's called this year). Turns out that Miami Lakes and its citizenry are avid fan ... More >>

Top Classic Albums of 2008

Ranking the best of what went around and came around again.

Top 10 Reissues of 2008

It's time to rank the best of what went around and came around again. BILLY JOEL The Stranger (Columbia/Legacy) As punk and disco exploded, the Piano Man's deeply unhip 1978 breakthrough proved that top-shelf Broadway/Brill Building songwriting could still sell - and, occasionally, rock. "Scenes ... More >>

Eric Vloeimans Trio

It's time to rank the best of what went around and came around again. BILLY JOEL The Stranger (Columbia/Legacy) As punk and disco exploded, the Piano Man's deeply unhip 1978 breakthrough proved that top-shelf Broadway/Brill Building songwriting could still sell - and, occasionally, rock. "Scenes ... More >>

Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis

Two Men with the Blues (Blue Note)

Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis--Two Men With the Blues

Two Men with the Blues (Blue Note)

Cyrus Chestnut

Two Men with the Blues (Blue Note)

Class and Sass

In a world of fluffy crossover songbirds, Jane Monheit makes jazz sultry and just a little bit dangerous again

Ponytailed Piano Man

In a world of fluffy crossover songbirds, Jane Monheit makes jazz sultry and just a little bit dangerous again

Congo Square's Miami Debut

Wynton Marsalis and Odadaa! leaven America with Africa

Night&Day

Wynton Marsalis and Odadaa! leaven America with Africa

Stretched Armstrong

Trumpet player gets another tribute

Miles Davis

The Complete Miles Davis at Montreaux 1973-1991 "Columbia/Legacy"

Diplo-Monk

Panamanian pianist Danilo Perez takes diplomacy as seriously as he does jazz

Ornette Coleman

Dancing in Your Head
Verve

Sumner Vacation

Sting and the art of corporate rock

The Image of Jazz

"In the House of Swing"

Kulchur

Los Van Van makes a grab for dot.com dough

Still Stompin' at the Savoy

Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis

The Song, Not the Singer

Regina Carter reclaims the violin for jazz

Chico Is the Man

An Afro-Cuban jazz giant enjoys newfound success

Rotations

An Afro-Cuban jazz giant enjoys newfound success

Rotations

An Afro-Cuban jazz giant enjoys newfound success

The Year of Chucho

An Afro-Cuban jazz giant enjoys newfound success

Night & Day

August 20 - 26, 1998

Night & Day

April 16 - 22, 1998

Rotations

April 16 - 22, 1998

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.

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.

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.

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.

Swelter

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.

Wild Bill's Big List

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.