All articles tagged with #archival recordings
A previously unreleased live album of Sly and the Family Stone from a 1967 concert has been restored and released, showcasing the band's early brilliance and energy, with insights from archivist Alec Palao who worked closely with Sly Stone. The album captures the band's raw, captivating performance just months after their formation, highlighting their significant place in music history.
The article highlights the essential jazz discoveries of 2024, featuring both archival recordings and new releases. Notable mentions include saxophonist Devin Daniels and trumpeter Julien Knowles, who collaborated on breakthrough albums. The list is divided into 'Then' for archival gems like McCoy Tyner & Joe Henderson's 1966 live recording, and 'Now' for contemporary artists like Riley Mulherkar and Vanisha Gould. The selections showcase the ongoing vitality and evolution of jazz, bridging past and present influences.