
Music Sin Fronteras 8.17.25
Bass-led bands, and the Gil Rios Quintet – bass-led experimental jazz by a master

Bass-led bands, and the Gil Rios Quintet – bass-led experimental jazz by a master

A night of Mexican music: Americana, latin jazz, and flamenco

Only 90 songs and albums submitted this week, but a couple of gems, including Herb Alpert’s 5oth album.

Extraordinary convert in Guadalajara with Jaramar who introduced us to what I call, “Dream Jazz’

“Bolero Beats and Jazzy Treats” by a jazz group experimenting and having fun. So did the audience

the new Gilberto Rios QTET lays a foundation for a “news jazz” blend

103 songs landed on my desk this week and there were some gems. From the Mexican regional Xavi star to the 1944-48 recordings of Peggy Lee, there’s quite a range in this week’s HHD

Interview with Mexican master saxophonist Eleazar Soto

Local jazz group Trialogo concert Saturday night shows why they are moving up in the Mexican jazz world

A review of a progressive jazz album, and thoughts on progressive jazz (what else?)

Iconic Jazz Rockers Squirrel Nut Zippers (SNZ) have announced that they will be taking fans on a magical, musical voyage to the birthplace

Agua Dulce Ensamble plays a perfect concert with guest Eleazar “Chuco” Soto on saz.

Review of an exceptional live recording by an exceptional jazz group

It’s good to be back. 158 songs waiting for me. Here are my best 6, including a trip to Oz and a new one by Nancy Sanchez

International Jazz Day at the Casa Musica recording studio in Ajijic Mexico with Juan Castanon and the IJT

A unique concert combining the plainatie singing and rapid fire dancing of Flamenco with progressive jazz. Electrifying.

Trialogo releases its second album of experimental jazz azt a concert. The album is an adventure in a shimmering world of jazz

A magic night with two great bands under the lush mountains and twinkling lights

The Squirrel Nut Zippers return to the west coast this December with their joyous, raucous Christmas Caravan tour. Performing songs from their Christmas Caravan and Mardi Gras for Christmas albums

Looks like Mexican guitarist Juan Castañon will top my Half Hot Dozen of live Mexican bands for the Summer