For 50 years pianist, composer and bandleader Clare Fischer had one of jazz's most interesting careers, exploring Latin, bossa nova, and other genres.
In NPR's A Blog Supreme, WFIU's David Brent Johnson revisits five musical testaments to the not-dead-yet world of 1970s big-band music.
Steve Houghton has lined up big bands, latin jazz, harp, guitar, and a whole lot more for this concert of holiday favorites.
WFIU's David Brent Johnson offers some wickedly good jazz suggestions for the season, in his latest contribution to NPR's A Blog Supreme.
Staples is a legendary performer who's received Grammy nominations in blues, gospel, folk and pop alike.
Thursdays at Third Street is a series that honors both the creativity of the Bloomington community and the loyalty of Bloomington audiences.
A six-year-old nonprofit dedicated to connecting and empowering women sponsors a lively annual festival.
A tape of a group featuring the young Freddie Hubbard offers a rare chance to hear the world of live jazz in mid-20th century Indianapolis.
More than 30 musicians, including Andre Watts and Jaime Laredo, will perform at IU to benefit victims of the disaster in the Pacific.
From 1973 to 2004 the Dutch radio show “Tros Sesjun” broadcast live jazz every week, featuring artists such as Bill Evans in their late-period prime.
The Big Speakeasy: Jazz And Prohibition
Burning With Bud: Bud Powell Live 1944-1953
A Different Journey: Chico Hamilton In The 1960s
Jazz From Monterey: 1966
Freedom Jazz!
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