Historical Archive
Artie Shaw's 'What's New' is a quintessential jazz album that showcases the lush orchestral arrangements and smooth clarinet playing that made Shaw a prominent figure in the swing era. The album features a blend of romantic ballads and upbeat swing tunes, highlighting Shaw's ability to navigate through different musical styles with ease. Its legacy is marked by the interplay between orchestration and improvisation, capturing the essence of the late 1930s jazz scene.
