Kris Belgica January 22, 2021January 21, 2021 0 Comments Alexis Tantau, Bridget Cimino, Maids of Dishonor, Nataly Merezhuk

MAIDS OF DISHONOR –NEW VOCAL TRIO

Baltimore’s Newest Harmony Trio Brings Back the Sweet and Sassy Jazz of Yesteryear. During the 1930’s-50’s, we saw the rise of several beloved vocal groups, such as the Andrews Sisters and the Ink Spots, whose vintage sound inspires musicians to this day. | Read more>> Read More

Member Profile

Mitch Mirkin January 16, 2021January 22, 2021 1 Comment

BJA member Sue Carlin – loyal fan and friend of local artists

Would you travel hours by train or bus for a musician friend’s gig? Sue Carlin would, in a heartbeat. Prior to the pandemic, the Inner Harbor resident was a familiar face at local jazz venues, and often traveled to other cities—like Philadelphia or New York—to show her love for Baltimore-based performers. | Read more>> Read More

Artist Profiles

Michael Friedman January 13, 2021February 21, 2021 0 Comments

Christie Macdonald: Musician, Teacher, and Community Volunteer

Although Christie Macdonald is very young (she turned 26 in July), she is already a fixture on the jazz scene in Baltimore. She’s a very strong guitar player and a tasteful singer who gigs frequently and sits in on as many jam sessions as she can. | Read more>> Read More

CD Reviews

Marianne Matheny-Katz January 5, 2021February 21, 2021 0 Comments Jeff Reed, Look for the Light

Being in the Moment and Stirring Up Joy

Jeff Reed’s new album, Look for the Light I have known the quiet, humble superstar bassist Jeff Reed since 2004 and have been fortunate enough to work with him for years on many gigs and on my recent “in progress” Joni Mitchell project. | Read more>> Read More

BJA News

Ian Rashkin January 5, 2021January 5, 2021 0 Comments

BJA in the Year of Covid-19

Summer Music Moves Goes Outside, Baltimore Jazz Conference Goes Virtual, The Calendar Stays Online, and The Beat Goes On It goes without saying that 2020 has been a very tough year, for artists struggling to make a living, for venues struggling to stay in business, and for individuals struggling to stay healthy and to stay connected in a time of social distance and stay-at-home orders. | Read more>> Read More

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MAIDS OF DISHONOR –NEW VOCAL TRIO

BJA member Sue Carlin – loyal fan and friend of local artists

Christie Macdonald: Musician, Teacher, and Community Volunteer

Being in the Moment and Stirring Up Joy

BJA in the Year of Covid-19

Music Hall at Monarque

Society Stage: Live Jazz at Order of the Ace

Nightly Jazz

Live Jazz Nightly

The Hotel Paradise Jazz Orchestra “ROARING 20s JAZZ” with Janet Paulsen