Dot Time Records Recording Artist Catherine Russell’s Benchmark Release Alone Together Earns a GRAMMY® Nomination For Best Jazz Vocal Album New York, New York — Dot Time Records is pleased … Read More
By Steve Keogh, London Jazz News Cleveland-born singer VANESSA RUBIN has been a fixture in New York since the 1980s. She made several albums for RCA/Novus in the 1990s, has … Read More
By Michael Bourne, WBGO LaTanya Hall owns a variegated curriculum vitae. She’s worked all around show biz. She was a Miss America finalist. She played the young Lena Horne in the … Read More
By Michael Doherty, Michael Doherty’s Music Log It’s interesting to me how closely tied music and film often are. Sometimes a song that we’d heard all our lives will be … Read More
By Leah Williams, London Jazz News Launched in 2015, the Dot Time Records Legends series has so far given the world a whole range of incredible, unreleased music from greats … Read More
By George Harris, Jazz Weekly For much of his career, Louis Armstrong was denigrated for not “changing with the times” and embracing modern sounds of bebop and hard bop. What … Read More
By Ron Scott, Amsterdam News When examining T.K. Blue’s impressive career it becomes evident his meeting piano virtuoso Randy Weston whose music sprouted from the ancestors and roots of Africa … Read More
by Jack Bowers, All About Jazz Aside from being a multi-award-winning trumpeter and composer, Brian Lynch appears to be an avid reader and social arbiter as well. His twenty-third album as leader, … Read More
World Renowned Vocalist Catherine Russell, Consummate Trumpeter Brian Lynch and Jazz Luminary Randy Brecker Earn Nominations in the 62nd GRAMMY® Awards Catherine Russell’s Alone Together nominated for Best Jazz Vocal … Read More
By Tom Schnabel, KCRW Back in the big band era, women on the bandstand played their roles as “girl singers,” not instrumentalists. Ella Fitzgerald got her start with the Chick … Read More
