This is the first time that Jim Hall, Scott Colley, and Lewis Nash have played together, but their Magic Meeting has a sheer magnetism that draws them into an orbit that spins around some compelling ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. James Stanley Hall was born in New York in 1930 and first picked up the guitar aged 10. He began performing professionally in his ...

At ArtistShare.com, the Web site for the fan-funded record “label” started by musician Brian Camelio in 2000, there are posted video clips of guitarists Jim Hall and Bill Frisell in duet. In one clip, ...

Jim Hall was a composer first, guitar player second. I believe he looked at improvising as composition. Many do, of course, but with Jim it was evident all the time. His playing was thoughtful without ...

When Jim Hall decided to spend the 1982 Christmas holidays in Ireland, did he really think that one of the most influential jazz guitarists in history could pass through incognito? The master of ...

Add Us On i Make JazzTimes a preferred source and Google will show you more of our stories in Top Stories. Guitarist Jim Hall, who has quietly revolutionized jazz guitar playing since the ’50s, ...

Impulse! Records will release a previously unissued duo recording featuring guitarist Jim Hall and bassist Charlie Haden on Sept. 30. Simply titled Charlie Haden-Jim Hall, the recording was made July ...

Despite his important work as part of groups like Rudresh Mahanthappa’s Indo-Pak Coalition and Adam Rudolph’s Go: Organic Guitar Orchestra, the New York-based guitarist Rez Abbasi is best known as a ...

Free Association, the latest ArtistShare release from veteran guitarist Jim Hall--paired with a relative newcomer, pianist Geoffrey Keezer--offers music in a pure state. The duo creates a timeless, ...

At the top of his game... Seventy-two-year-old Jim Hall shows little indication of slowing down. He has been performing on the Telarc Jazz roster since 1994 and has produced nine recordings for the ...

This article first appeared in November 1998. Questions were gathered from All About Jazz Bulletin Board members. From: Ken Brown Did you or do you now have a daily structure to your guitar practice?

The freshening breeze slides off the shadowed slope past the warming land the sand the sapphire bay then smacks the spinnaker with its surging power and suddenly we're flying! through the spray and ...