Jazz Sings The Blues

For a city with such a rich musical history, Baltimore’s jazz scene has been disturbingly quiet of late. But on the heels of a major festival, can an ambitious group of enthusiasts, combined with a fresh crop of local talent, help pull jazz out of its funk?

By Mary K. Zajac

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