Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jazz drummer Terri Lyne Carrington poses for a portrait. She has recorded a reimagining of the legendary Max Roach album "We ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning drummer/composer Tyshawn Sorey may just be the busiest musician on planet Earth. Depending on the day, Sorey is on the road with his energetic trio, innovative larger ensembles, ...

Volunteers turned out in the rain last week to plant daisies and continue improvements at Max Roach Park, as the newly formed Friends of Max Roach Park stepped up efforts to revitalise the popular ...

Students at seven schools around the city will have an opportunity to learn more about jazz and social justice, as they study the works and advocacy of a son of Bedford-Stuyvesant: legendary drummer ...

NEW YORK Max Roach, the master percussionist whose rhythmic innovations and improvisations defined bebop jazz during a career marked by expectations defied and musical boundaries ignored, has died. He ...

Episode 909 of Neon Jazz ignites with brilliance—and it starts with a rising star lighting up the modern jazz sky: Isaiah J. Thompson. We dive into fresh, soul-stirring tracks from his powerful 2025 ...

You can read this quote by Max Roach, from Notes and Tones: Musician-to-Musician Interviews (1993), in Bartlett’s Familiar Black Quotations. Read the quote in its full context here. Suggested Reading ...

Serious and uncompromising artist that he was, drummer Max Roach would have appreciated the singularly offbeat—if you will—tribute that Tyshawn Sorey paid to him at 92NY. "Max Roach at 100" was a ...

The self-taught musical prodigy died Wednesday night at an undisclosed hospital in Manhattan, said Cem Kurosman, spokesman for Blue Note Records, one of Roach's labels. No additional details were ...

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“The more things change, the more they stay the same,” French writer Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Kerr said in 1849. Nearly 200 years later, that is sadly true of the greatest protest songs. In 2025, songs ...