Cassandra Wilson & the Neo-Soul Connection
Cassandra Wilson helped influence the neo-soul movement from the jazz side with her warm, soul-infused vocals.
Read MoreCassandra Wilson helped influence the neo-soul movement from the jazz side with her warm, soul-infused vocals.
Read MoreA selection of B-52’s songs that have meaning to me and have stuck with me through the years, appearing frequently on mix tapes and playlists.
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Read MoreHow Mitar Subotic moved to Sao Paulo, recorded Sao Paulo Confessions, produced Bebel Gilberto, and became a huge influence on Brazilian electronica.
Read MoreA selection of Cowboy Junkies songs that have meaning to me and have stuck with me through the years, appearing frequently on mix tapes and playlists.
Read MoreEric Gale and Phil Upchurch put their driving, R&B based rhythm guitar behind George Benson and helped make him a star. As studio stars, they also heavily influenced the sonic…
Read Moreby Marshall Bowden Listening to Five Corners Quintet instantly transports the listener back to a time when modern jazz was still hip and cool despite the advent of rock n’…
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