Jazz and Blues

Discover the electrifying roots and rebellious spirit of Jazz and Blues that continue to shape the soundscape of modern music.

The Rise and Fall of Felsted Records: A Forgotten Gem in Music History

KC Fairlight

Felsted Records, a British label founded in 1954, played a pivotal role in promoting jazz and blues before fading into obscurity due to industry challenges and internal struggles.

The Timeless Charm of "Don't Forget Me" (1927 Song)

Martin Sparks

Delve into the enduring appeal of the 1927 song 'Don't Forget Me,' a timeless piece that captures the essence of longing and remembrance through its poignant melody and heartfelt lyrics.

Maurice Rocco: The Forgotten Pioneer of Boogie-Woogie

Vince Vanguard

Uncover the legacy of Maurice Rocco, a trailblazing boogie-woogie pianist whose electrifying performances and pioneering spirit left a lasting impact on the music world despite being overshadowed by time and racial barriers.

The Enigmatic Journey of Sammy Price

KC Fairlight

Sammy Price's vibrant journey from Texas to New York City highlights his influential role in jazz and blues, overcoming racial barriers to leave a lasting legacy in American music.

The E Flat Boogie: A Musical Journey Through Time

KC Fairlight

The E Flat Boogie is a timeless musical piece that bridges African American traditions with broader American music, showcasing its enduring influence and adaptability across generations.

Decoding the Vibrant World of E Flat Boogie: A Sonic Adventure

Martin Sparks

The E Flat Boogie, an epitome of jazz and blues, invites us to a spirited journey through American musical roots. With a rich history and lively rhythm, it continues to inspire musicians and evoke an irresistible groove.

A Symphony of Brilliance: The Unforgettable Legacy of Hot Lips Page

Martin Sparks

Hot Lips Page, born Oran Thaddeus Page, was an influential trumpeter and singer who shaped 20th-century jazz and swing through his electrifying performances. Born in 1908 in Dallas, Texas, Page captivated audiences worldwide until his untimely passing in 1954, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire musicians today.