Jaared
Internet home of the contemporary jazz saxophonist
Remembering Milt Jackson
Tower Records online provides this outstanding article remembering the great "Bags" Jackson, a pioneer on vibes.
Illinois Jacquet: Texas Tenor
Brief take on the life and career of Illinois Jacquet, one of jazz's great--and often forgotten--tenor saxophonists
Ahmad Jamal
Official site of this innovative and original pianist who influenced many pianists as well as Miles Davis.
Bob James
A composer with a gift for melodies which reach out to people and are embraced by fans of jazz.
Boney James
Official site of the smooth jazz saxophonist.
Al Jarreau
Jazz singer's official website.
Keith Jarrett
The official website.
The Jazz Mandolin Project
A dynamic acoustic trio featuring the mandolin playing of Jamie Masefield, plus Chris Dahlgren on Double bass, and Jon Fishman on drums.
Jazz Stuff
Three contemporary jazz artists team up to host this home page of guitarist Jeff Golub and Avenue Blue, trumpeter Rick Braun, and multi-instrumentalist Alan Hewitt.
Eddie Jefferson
Jefferson was possibly the actual originator of vocalese. He worked with James Moody (and actually put to lyrics his classic "Im In The Mood for Love.") He also penned the lyrics to "Birdland," as recorded by The Manhattan Transfer.
Alphonso Johnson
Official website of the bassist and former Weather Report member.
The Official Eric Johnson Website
This Austin bred guitarist plays a mean strat, and is versatile. Hear sound clips, read interviews, and get album info here.
Eric Johnson
"Up From the Skies: Eric Johnson's Lifelong Quest" Eric Johnson, the Austin based guitarist talks about piano lessons, Jimi Hendrix, and his early band the Electromagnets.
J. J. Johnson
The J.J. Johnson homepage offers biographical information, a discography and bibliography, and links to solo transcriptions.
Marc Johnson
Before playing with Bill Evans, Marc was hired by the Fort Worth Symphony as a college freshmen at North Texas.
Elvin Jones
Not much at this official website right now, but hopefully it will expand into a nice tribute.
Norah Jones
Official page for the singer who majored in jazz piano, and also plays soul, blues, and folk-based pop.
Stanley Jordan
Official site of the guitarist known for his two-handed hammer technique.