2022年1月21日 · Jazz is iconic and unique in style and in character, and that extends to the album covers. But which are the most iconic album covers of Jazz? Click here to find out!

2023年7月19日 · WBGO’s Lee Mergner chooses ten of his favorite jazz album covers, which set new standards for design and marketing.

2018年7月27日 · This JazzTimes 10 features the best jazz album covers of all-time, but they're not just great-looking jazz albums. They’re great jazz albums, period.

2015年10月30日 · So, in no particular order, what are the Greatest 100 jazz album covers? Road Song – Wes Montgomery. Bird and Diz – Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. Unity – Larry Young. Undercurrent –...

2018年7月27日 · Quick, what do Andy Warhol, Peter Max, and Romare Bearden all have in common? Our headline gives away the answer, of course, because yes, all of them did the artwork for jazz album covers.

2015年6月29日 · Edwards, one of the few African-Americans to photograph or design jazz album covers in the 1950s and 1960s, produced a number of strong covers of which several featured John Coltrane. A 1957 cover, “Coltrane/Prestige” portrayed a seated Coltrane as a serious young musician staring straight ahead at the camera with his saxophone laid down in ...

Electronic beats and basslines, a sampling of instruments and vocals, and live soloing combine to reference most of jazz history; early spirituals, swinging dance floor styles, melodic cool jazz, chilled funk and reggae – all are present.

2016年5月6日 · Posed with the question, “Who invented jazz album cover design?” Most people will instantly say, Blue Note Records, and Reid Miles in particular. But this would be a gross simplification as well as inaccurate.

Discover JazzFest Gallery for authentic jazz album cover art. Explore archival-quality prints featuring iconic designs of legends like Billie, Bird, Dizzy, and more. The only gallery offering authentic David Stone Martin prints. Perfect for jazz collectors and …

2023年4月17日 · It is William Claxton's photographs and arrangements that shape the face of western jazz covers, in which the musicians are portrayed in the open air, far from the dark concert halls or recording rooms, echoing the cinema. Chet Baker, for example, is seen playing trumpet on a yacht, or Sonny Rollins as a cowboy drawing not a gun but a saxophone.