Javon Jackson: For You
David Williams | Javon Jackson | Jeremy Manasia | McClenty Hunter
The tenor saxophonist matured during the 1980s renaissance in acoustic modern jazz, but cut his teeth with masters from an...
Reviewed by Mike Hobart in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Samo Salamon: Dolphyology: Complete Eric Dolphy For Solo Guitar
Out Here, the recent Mary LaRose tribute to Eric Dolphy made the point that the legendary multi-reed player is not...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: April/2022
Chris Burn: as if as
Transcribing Derek Bailey guitar improvisations for solo pianist might seem like a uniquely pointless exercise, one that rubs against the...
Reviewed by Philip Clark in issue: Dec/Jan/2019/2020
Junior Mance: The Albums Collection 1959-62
As often happens when a great musician dies, there is a sudden revival of interest in their work, and Junior...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: September/2021
Beverley Belme and her Quartet: Seasons of Love
This west Yorkshire actress-vocalist doesn't lack presence especially at slower tempos on a set of mostly standards backed by local...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: September/2012
Album Interview: Kizzy Crawford and Gwilym Simcock: Birdsong/Cân yr Adar
On Birdsong/Cân yr Adar, the gorgeous melodies of Kizzy Crawford combine with the exquisite arrangements and production of Gwilym Simcock...
Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: May/2018
Richard Galliano New York Tango Trio: Cully 2022
Diego Imbert | Richard Galliano | Sébastien Giniaux
There is no gainsaying the status of Galliano as the premier accordionist of his generation. That is, in jazz terms,...
Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: Dec/Jan/2022/2023
Wynton Kelly: Four Classic Albums
Covering exactly 10 years of Kelly's foreshortened career, this mainly trio reissue underlines the compulsive buoyancy of his playing. Eight...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: February/2020
Juan Vinuesa Jazz Quartet: Blue Shots from Chicago
Jason Roebke | Josh Berman | Juan F.G. Vinuesa | Mikel Patrick Avery
The blues promised by the album title emerge on the opening lines of ‘Red Line Ballad’, the album’s second track....
Reviewed by Mike Hobart in issue: March/2020
Dave Pike: Four Album Classics
Vibist Dave Pike began his career on the West Coast during the 1950s, working with the likes of Elmo Hope,...
Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: October/2017
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