I’ve been really enjoying a posthumous release from Miles Davis – That’s What Happened 1982 – 1985, The Bootleg Series,

When I – or any musician for that matter – creates a work of art, you generally see the product.

Have you ever felt like a total imposter when you were doing something that you were supposed to be good

I am thrilled to say that I am celebrating my 52nd Birthday this week and I’ve never felt better musically.

Have you ever stood back and questioned everything that you’re trying to create? I have. Often actually. I think its

I’ve been thinking deeply about sharing my thoughts and opinions through music lately. As I mentioned in an earlier post,

As I’ve been developing the bajo y clave project, I’ve been talking a lot about Latin Jazz. In doing this,

In my previous post on “Plástico”, I discussed a number of people responsible for this classic; today, I’m going to

Rubén Blades has always been one of my favorite salsa artists. His adventurous musical projects, along with his high musical

I’ve been told by many people that music and politics don’t mix. That taking a side would ruin my career