This year's Battersea Jazz Festival, 3-12 July, brings national and international names to south London in nine performances. Jim Mullen, appearing with his organ... Now in its fifth edition, the 2025 ...
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This particular album contains Dave Brubeck’s impressions of a trip to Japan in the spring of 1964, and the music is just about as pointless and pretentious as anything he has ever recorded. Giving ...
I have to admit that I found listening to this album rather tedious. With the exception of The Time, the tracks have a sameness about them and, as you might expect, each is dominated by Ginger Baker’s ...
Considering Paul Motian’s fine work in the past with Bill Evans and Paul Bley, the first record under his own leadership comes as a great disappointment. He generally plays well, but none of his ...
The last thing the jazz world needs now is another book about Kind Of Blue. Or indeed any more articles and reviews about it, either. Ashley Kahn wrote the definitive book about the making of Miles ...
Alas, there is more than a grain of truth in the album title. Gillespie is still one of the half dozen greatest living trumpeters but since the ‘Sunday Afternoon’ sessions of several years ago there ...
Continuing from where the fine 1992 recording You Never Know (ECM 1497) left off, Time Being features a range of intelligently turned, emotionally compelling compositions by Erskine and Taylor. Kenny ...
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