Music Archives - Page 30 of 62

Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration: Last year, Concord Music purchased Fantasy Records, and as a bonus, they landed the...

An excellent WSJ article on Duke Ellington (by Nat Hentoff, former Village Voice music critic) has me all excited about a new box set:...

Dan Gross has an interesting column on Slate: The CD Is Dead! Long live the CD! "What we are witnessing is not so much the imminent...

My friend’s Dad is a singer, and a Jazz aficionado. We swap CDs all the time (he’s 25 years older than me). We swap tunes all...

The WSJ had a front page story on the ongoing decrease in CD sales (Its now on the free site). I’ve been meaning to get to this,...

Kudos to Walt Mossberg for this: Congress Must Make Clear Copyright Laws To Protect Consumers

English chantreuse Joss Stone blows the roof off of the dump: A live performance off of her upcoming third album, Introducing Joss...

We have in the past, looked at the Long Tail of music and digital media. I have been particularly interested in the impact of pricing on...

I was searching out some of my favorite Jazz artists on YouTube, when I randomly stumbled across this video of Chet Baker. For those of...

There was a fascinating story in Friday’s WSJ about Apple’s new role as taste maker in music. There has clearly been a shift...