Byron Morris and Gerald Wise were at the forefront of experimental jazz in 1969, but few got the chance to hear their album—until now.

Some local music classics that make great stocking stuffers.

Gatton, D.C.’s best and least-known guitarist, is the subject of a new documentary.

Bet you didn’t know that a former Assistant Postmaster General living in Bethesda made one of the most sought after private-press electronic funk albums.

“We wanted to see if we could pull off an original as a cover, so when we played the teen clubs we’d sometimes introduce one of our original songs as a song off Beatles V” [an album that doesn’t exist]

Why Hyattsville soul man George Smallwood is one of the D.C. area’s best-kept music secrets.

In this week’s Washington’s Homemade Records: A look at the unique blend of prog rock, hard funk, and jazz of Paradigm and Wicked Witch.