Jazzman Presents
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In this series of The Jazzman presents, our friend and jazz aficionado discusses the importance of Blue Note Records and the best years of jazz, as well as some of his music recommendations. Sit back and relax—the Jazzman is at the wheel.
The Jazzman says it all started with Mile Davis’s Kind of Blue in 1957.
Jazzman: “The late 50s to early 60s were the best years in jazz. Blue Note was releasing some of the …


“I have no money, no resources, no hopes. I am the happiest man alive.” –Henry Miller
Smooth—that’s the way the Jazzman drives. The only thing smoother than his driving is the music, always streaming from his trusty stereo. And that’s what’s so cool about it, man. Gliding around corners, slipping between lanes, the Jazzman is Jazz. His bus has a pulse, riding the rhythm of the city to a backdrop of blue notes. When you take a ride with the Jazzman, you don’t just listen to jazz, you …

