Sonny Rollins, the Last Living Legend of jazz's golden era, is the subject of a colossal new biography.

The music catalog of legendary jazz musician Sonny Rollins has been acquired by Reservoir Media in the latest sale to make waves within the industry. Terms of the deal, which was announced on ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) You never really hear Sonny Rollins for the first time—you feel him. Maybe it’s in the way his saxophone dances like it’s got something to say, or maybe it’s that ...

For the jazz titan Sonny Rollins, the saxophone was a means to pierce the veil of indifference and outright hate.

Rollins took a trio to Europe for three weeks in late winter. Three hours from that tour are heard on the new Sonny-approved reissue, "Freedom Weaver," drawing on seven gigs from five countries.

Al Foster, the jazz drummer who performed in groundbreaking bands with Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock and Sonny Rollins, has died. He was 82.

Though his life had its ups and downs, Rollins never wavered in his determination to get things right, and often that meant reinventing himself and, along the way, jazz as well.

Aidan Levy’s 'Saxophone Colossus: The Life and Music of Sonny Rollins,' is a moving and meticulously researched 784-page biography of the masterful jazz saxophonist.

Sonny Rollins did something highly unusual in modern entertainment: he ascended to the top of his field and then dropped off the radar. Vanished. Disappeared.

Jazz drummer Al Foster, who played with the likes of Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, and Sonny Rollins has died. He was 82.

Way Out West provides the anchor in Go West: The Contemporary Records Albums, a triple-disc box—available either as a handsome vinyl set or on CD—whose name suggests that Rollins spent a ...

Rollins’ sojourn above the sidewalks, below the sky and between the boroughs on the bridge’s lonely footpath received no public notice until the critic Ralph Berton happened to walk by and ...