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Blue Note Re:imagined II goes back in time to forge future paths

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Books about jazz you need to read

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How Manchester became the UK’s jazz capital

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Plunderphonia: reinventing legends for modern ears

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Charles Mingus: The angry man of jazz

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Anne Frankenstein

Soweto Kinch’s pandemic reflections draw parallels with Civil Rights Movement music

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In praise of re-issues, the musical goldmines which never run dry

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Gilles Peterson is excited about the British jazz explosion

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Jazz from ‘the horizontal comfort of the sofa’

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How one festival is keeping musicians going until live gigs return

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My comfort in these trying times? Spiritual Jazz

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Radio with Robin Ince – how I learned to stop worrying and love jazz

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