Douglas Engelbart’s 1968 “Mother of all Demos” introduced the world to a whole range of technologies we take for granted today, the most prominent being his great invention, the computer mouse.

From the column: "I appreciate folk music now more than I did when it was popular. Maybe post-baby boomers will follow suit, ...

There is a structure to her tunes, but the improvisation slice of the pie is a big one. Saxophonist Jones is joined by her sax mate, Tony Jones, bassist Stomu Takeishi and drummer Deszon Claiborne in ...

“Planet Caravan, it’s like an E9 kind of a chord and just the way that Dime played, it was the perfect chording for him to play over,” Brown continued. “And the way he put those notes ...

What a year for music 2024 was! From Brat Summer to the Kendrick/Drake beef to the rise of Chappell Roan, pop culture was packed with alluring musical moments, and there were countless great ...

He had the lyricism of a Bud Powell in his solos, (who didn’t in the '50’s) combined with a very dominant left hand which was reminiscent of the stride and boogie players, but it was his sense of that ...

Simple Circle of Fifths application showing chords in key, notes in chord, and suggested chord progressions for each key and mode.

Tired of having to get up from behind his kit to teach his group's guitarists the proper chording for the Stones and Beatles covers his group was performing ("I didn't know how to play ...

Nilüfer’s double tracked vocals (a moody low line paired with airy falsetto) mirroring the interplay between Archer’s melodic bass and inventive guitar chording is a recognizable style ...

This is the 21st album by “smooth jazz artist” tenor and soprano saxophonist Richard Elliott, born in Scotland but raised in Los Angeles. As a teenager, he performed with Natalie Cole and the Pointer ...