Africando: Viva Africando
Africando are one of the greatest salsa orchestras on the planet, and one way overdue their dues. The sprawling line...
Reviewed by Jane Cornwell in issue: November/2013
Pete Oxley/Nicolas Meier: The Colours of Time: Duo and Quartet
Nicolas Meier | Paul Cavaciuti | Pete Oxley | Raph Mizraki
The Oxley-Meier axis grows ever richer. Following 2015's satisfying Chasing Tales, the pair toured and wrote and the results are...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: March/2017
John Coltrane: Stardust
We've reached a period where seemingly more attention is being paid to the works of Coltrane than to the great...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: July/2019
Chet Baker: The Making of Chet Baker Sings
It was only in July 2018 that Jazzwise reviewed the same label’s William Claxton Collection of Chet Baker albums, their...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: December/January/2021/2022
Eyot: Similarity
Get The Blessing bassist/producer Jim Barr liked this Serbian prog-jazz quartet enough when they met at their country's Nis jazz...
Reviewed by Nick Hasted in issue: November/2014
Mahavishnu Orchestra: Birds of Fire
Billy Cobham | Jan Hammer | Jerry Goodman | John McLaughlin | Rick Laird
By common consent the finest of all the original Mahavishnu Orchestra's recorded output, this Limited Edition SACD – even if...
Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: November/2015
The Dissolute Society: Soldiering On
The Dissolute Society is a new octet led by British trombonist Raph Clarkson, of punk-jazz band WorldService Project. This debut...
Reviewed by Thomas Rees in issue: June/2018
Jim Hall: Jazzpar Quartet + Four
This record dates from the time that guitarist Jim Hall was awarded the Danish Jazzpar Prize, when, like all winners,...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: May/2021
Lee Morgan/Clifford Jordan Quintet: Live in Baltimore 1968
Clifford Jordan | Ed Blackwell | John Hicks | Lee Morgan | Reggie Workman
The commercial success of The Sidewinder may have caused a few headaches for Alfred Lion searching vainly for a follow-up...
Reviewed by Tony Hall in issue: June/2014
Guillaume Barraud Quartet: Arcana: The Indo-Jazz Sessions
The French Bansuri flautist infuses his energetic compositions, based around Indian Raga, with meter-chopping Mahavishnu-influenced electric jazz but thankfully without...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: July/2018
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