Introduction, eMusic

by Harvey Pekar

Introduction

The authors of the eMusic Dozens are the curators of eMusic. It is their job to sift through our enormous catalogue, uncovering gems and putting them in their proper historical and musical context. It's an enormous project, but one that we, the editorial staff, relish. In these hundred-and-some Dozens, you will find the absolute best of eMusic: there's no better place to start discovering.

eMusic Jazz Dozen

Jazz Piano by Thomas Bartlett	Jazz Essentials by Larry Blumenfeld	Live Jazz by Fred Kaplan	Ladies of Jazz by Kristina Feliciano
New Orleans by John Morthland	Jazz Guitar by Bill Milkowski	Riverside Records by Harvey Pekar	The Best of Sun Ra by Michael Shore
Jazz for Non-Jazz Fans by Kevin Whitehead	Avant-Garde Jazz by Bill Milkowski	Vintage Bachelor Pad by Dan Epstein	Harlem Hit Parade by Michaelangelo Matos
The Great American Songbook by Will Friedwald	National Recording Registry, Pre WWII by Michaelangelo Matos	SoulJazz by Dan Epstein	Free Jazz by Christopher Porter
Blind Musicians by John Morthland	Post-Millennial Jazz by Dylan Hicks	Pablo Records by Fred Kaplan	Hornin' In by Britt Robson
Favored Nations by Bill Milkowski	Scat Singing and Nonsense Lyrics by James Sullivan	’70s Jazz by Steve Smith	21st Century Bebop by Britt Robson
European Jazz by Alyn Shipton

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