Wynton Marsalis shares his thoughts on the transcendent genius of Louis Armstrong, how New Orleans made jazz possible, silent ...

They are memorialised in The New Orleans Jazz Museum, housed inside the historic New Orleans branch of the US Mint,” says ...

The Maroon 5 keyboardist and producer is dedicated to preserving Studio in the Country, along with other important musical ...

Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Images If you were sauntering through the packed-dirt streets of back-of-town New Orleans in the ... bandleader and cornetist Buddy Bolden is often credited with ...

Who can resist New Orleans? Gumbo and oyster po’ boys ... I explained that “funky” means smelly. Buddy Bolden, arguably the first jazzman of them all, played at the Funky Butt, a music ...

Wynton Marsalis is looking snazzy in a suit and tie as our Zoom video call gets underway, having just returned from a faculty ...

jazz lies at the heart of our great experiment. It was first pieced together in New Orleans by the cornetist King Buddy Bolden, who was born the year Reconstruction ended, and who drew on both the ...

Clive Myrie examines the stories of protest, politics and diplomacy behind jazz - from its roots in New Orleans and early pioneers like Buddy Bolden through to the songs of protest written and ...

Since then, he’s made it part of his mission to preserve and amplify landmarks in his home state, including the home of jazz pioneer Buddy Bolden, New Orleans jazz staple the Dew Drop Inn ...

“Well, we’re still here,” the 63-year-old New Orleans native asks ... who also was at the helm for “Bolden,” a film about the legendary Fat City cornetist Buddy Bolden.