Boyd Raeburn: The Boyd Raeburn Collection 1944-48
The work of this big band, one of the most unusual and innovative of the 1940s, has long been hard...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: Dec/Jan/2017/2018
The MIYUMI Project: The Best of The MIYUMI Project
The MIYUMI Project's singular aim is to wed Japanese taiko (drums and drumming) and what is essentially free jazz. Tatsu...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: February/2021
Sidney Bechet and Claude Luter: Moulin à Café
An anthology featuring Bechet and his principal French collaborator from 1949-1955, this has just the highlights of their work, whereas...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: July/2017
The New Mastersounds: Therapy
Leeds-based originally, this retro UKUS quartet crank up the funk in all its Hammond B3, N'Orleans, soul and disco-ised forms....
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: July/2014
New Vocabulary
Adam Holzman | Amir Ziv | Jordan McLean | Ornette Coleman
Ornette's recent struggles with ill-health have been well documented so this comes as a breath of fresh air, a reminder...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: April/2015
Ralph Flanagan: Flanagan's Boogie
Top NY session players populate pianist (and erstwhile vocalist) Flanagan's 1951-56 big band, playing in the style of a slightly...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: September/2018
Sun Ra Arkestra: Live In ULM 1992
This late Sun Ra recording was made just one year prior to him taking off and leaving Planet Earth for...
Reviewed by Edwin Pouncey in issue: September/2014
Hank De Mano: Quartet in Concert
A Los Angeles-based flugelhorn player this issue collates two LPs of De Mano's elegant but unexceptional quartet (with piano, bass...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: September/2017
Randy Brecker: The Brecker Brothers Band Reunion
“Never look back” seemed one of Miles' more useful aphorisms. So you may question why Brecker would want to revive...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: February/2014
Webster/Holub/Anorak: Languages: Live at Vortex
Colin Webster | Mark Holub | Sheik Anorak
Sheik Anorak is the nom de guerre of Frank Garcia, boss of Gaffer Records and lynchpin of the thriving underground...
Reviewed by Daniel Spicer in issue: February/2013
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