JazzWax Lives!

 


From Bret "Jazz Video Guy" Primack.

After a three week break to change platforms, JazzWax is back, bigger and better than ever!

JazzWax is a highly respected daily jazz blog and website created in 2007 by journalist and author Marc Myers, who also writes for The Wall Street Journal. It is widely regarded as an essential source for jazz history, criticism, and commentary. The site features in-depth interviews with musicians, producers, and industry figures, along with reviews of recordings and thoughtful essays on both classic and contemporary jazz.

JazzWax is known for uncovering overlooked sessions, publishing archival material and vintage photographs, and sharing personal stories that preserve jazz history. Its coverage spans legendary musicians, rare recordings, and even the business side of the music, making it a trusted resource for jazz fans and professionals alike.

Please visit: http://jazzwax.com

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