Renee Rosnes On Piano Jazz
On this 1990 episode of Piano Jazz, Renee Rosnes plays Monk's "Four in One" then improvises with McPartland on her own tune, "Fleur De Lis."
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Spike Lee Gives Prince's 'Mary Don't You Weep' The Video Treatment
Spike Lee directs a video for the Prince ballad to go along with his latest feature film BlackkKlansman.
Bas And J. Cole Celebrate Good Fortune In 'Tribe'
The Dreamville rappers appear in a vibrant video for Bas' latest single off his upcoming album Milky Way.
Rayland Baxter On World Cafe
A slick mix of power pop, rock, folk and even a little glam make up Rayland Baxter's latest album 'Wide Awake.'
Roségoth: 37 Pitch-Black Songs For Pink Covens
Goth encompasses a spectrum of dark sounds, moods and fabrics. Zola Jesus, Siouxsie Sioux and Pale Waves put those leather pants to work on the dance floor.
Camp Cope: Tiny Desk Concert
The Australian band uses tiny moments of introspection to illuminate life's bewildering, terrifying, isolating aspects — especially as they apply to women.
Bermuda Triangle, Live In Concert: Newport Folk 2018
It's not often you find a band with three lead singers who each sound as impressive on their own as they do together.
June West's 'Game To Claim' Expands A Sonoran Groove
June West's music blooms like a desert wildflower, sweet and resolute in three-digit heat.
Weakened Friends' Fuzzed-Out 'Blue Again' Soundtracks Mid-20s Malaise
The Portland, Maine-based trio makes punchy, self-deprecating indie-rock about heavy feelings. Its debut album, Common Blah (featuring a guest appearance by J Mascis) is out in October.
Wayne Kramer, Rock Legend And Failed Outlaw, Assembles A Supergroup In The Rearview
Now 70 years old, Wayne Kramer — co-founder of the short-lived, influential Detroit rock band The MC5 — reflects on life as an artist, near-revolutionary, bumbling outlaw and prison reform advocate.