Review of Houston Person & Ron Carter: Remember Love

Houston Person & Ron Carter: Remember Love

Houston Person | Ron Carter

HighNote

Rating: ★★★★

Person (born 1934) is arguably the last of the big-toned, soulful tenor-men, a stylist who still holds the likes of...

Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: November/2018

Review of De Beren Gieren: Less is Endless

De Beren Gieren: Less is Endless

Fulco Ottervanger | Lieven Van Pée | Simon Segers

Editor's Choice

Sdban Ultra Sdban

Rating: ★★★★

There was a justifiable buzz on the live European circuit (remember that?) about the young Belgian-based cosmic piano trio De...

Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2021

Review of Freddie Gavita: Transient

Freddie Gavita: Transient

Calum Gourlay | Freddie Gavita | James Maddren | Tom Cawley

Froggy Records

Rating: ★★★

Freddie Gavita is a trumpeter/flugelhornist who's been turning heads as a member of Ronnie Scott's quintet and orchestra as well...

Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: May/2017

Review of Greg Diamond: Avenida Graham

Greg Diamond: Avenida Graham

Greg Diamond | Henry Cole | Mauricio Herrera | Mike Eckroth | Peter Slavov | Seamus Blake | Stacy Dillard

Zoho Music

Rating: ★★★

Graham Avenue in Brooklyn, New York, has the secondary name Avenue Of Puerto Rico, so living there was just right...

Reviewed by Peter Bacon in issue: April/2017

Review of Sara Caswell: The Way to You

Sara Caswell: The Way to You

Chris Dingman | Ike Sturm | Jared Schonig | Jesse Lewis | Sara Caswell

Anzi Records ANZ 0085-02

Rating: ★★★

You really want to love this album: Caswell has a voluptuous tone, especially in the lower registers or playing the...

Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: May/2023

Review of John Ghost: Airships Are Organisms

John Ghost: Airships Are Organisms

Elias Devoldere | Jo De Geest | Karel Cuelenaere | Lieven Van Pée | Rob Banken | Wim Segers

Sdban Ultra

Rating: ★★★

Belgian group John Ghost, led by the Ghent-based guitarist and composer Jo De Geest, return with this cryptically-titled release, which...

Reviewed by Thomas Rees in issue: October/2019

Review of Ernie Watts Quartet: Oasis

Ernie Watts Quartet: Oasis

Enja/Yellow Bird

Rating: ★★★

Ernie Watts is a rare example of a busy session musician who learnt how to fit in without crushing the...

Reviewed by Mike Hobart in issue: May/2020

Review of Derrick Gardner & The Big Dig! Band: Still I Rise

Derrick Gardner & The Big Dig! Band: Still I Rise

Andrew Littleford | Anthony Bryson | Bijon Watson | Bill Green | Curtis Nowosad | Curtis Taylor | Derrick Gardner | Greg Gatien | Jeff Johnson | Joel Green

Impact Jazz

Rating: ★★★★

The brothers Gardner first came to notice with the Count Basie Orchestra in Frank Foster's time; these days trombonist Vincent...

Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: August/2020

Review of John Patitucci/Yotam Silberstein/Rogerio Boccato: Irmãos de Fé

John Patitucci/Yotam Silberstein/Rogerio Boccato: Irmãos de Fé

John Patitucci | Rogerio Boccato | Yotam Silberstein

Newvelle Records

Rating: ★★★★

Bassist John Patitucci has long been among the instrument's elite ‘doublers’, distinguishing himself in particular on double bass in imperiously...

Reviewed by Mike Flynn in issue: May/2017

Review of Tord Gustavsen Trio: Seeing

Tord Gustavsen Trio: Seeing

Jarle Vespestad | Steinar Raknes | Tord Gustavsen

Editor's Choice

ECM

Rating: ★★★★

Like many ECM artists, Tord Gustavsen is known for working on the borders of jazz, folk and classical, along with...

Reviewed by Peter Jones in issue: November/2024

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