Review of Brzzvll & Anthony Joseph: Engines

Brzzvll & Anthony Joseph: Engines

Zephyrus Records

Rating: ★★

For those who remember this London-based Trinidadian, Gil Scott Heron inspired street poet Anthony Joseph's entertaining Spasm Band, here's a...

Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: June/2015

Review of Tierney Sutton: After Blue

Tierney Sutton: After Blue

Hubert Laws | Larry Goldings | Peter Erskine | Tierney Sutton | Turtle Island Quartet

Editor's Choice

BFM Jazz

Rating: ★★★★

Grammy nominated in the ‘Best Jazz Vocal Album’ category, After Blue presents one of the finest homages to Joni Mitchell's...

Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: June/2014

Review of Jeffrey Osborne: Worth It All

Jeffrey Osborne: Worth It All

Bill Sharpe | Jeffrey Osborne | Kevin Chokan | Khari Parker | Ming Freeman

Editor's Choice

Mack Avenue

Rating: ★★★

The veteran musician and singersongwriter Jeffrey Osborne has been a little quieter in the studio since the turn of the...

Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: September/2018

Review of Daniel Rotem: Wise One: Celebrating The Music Of John Coltrane

Daniel Rotem: Wise One: Celebrating The Music Of John Coltrane

Billy Childs | Christian Euman | Daniel Rotem | Darek Oles

Self-release

Rating: ★★★

A youngish, Israeli-born saxist/educator based in Los Angeles, Rotem has already made several of his own albums, and co-led a...

Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: June/2022

Review of Cootie Williams: Concerto For Cootie – Selected Recordings 1928-1962

Cootie Williams: Concerto For Cootie – Selected Recordings 1928-1962

Barney Bigard | Benny Goodman | Charlie Shavers | Coleman Hawkins | Cootie and Rex | Cootie Williams | Dinah Washington | Duke Ellington | Eddie Mack | Jimmy Johnson

Editor's Choice

Acrobat

Rating: ★★★★

Acrobat’s sumptuous 4-CD collection devoted to trumpeter and star Ellingtonian, Cootie Williams (1911-1985), states: “Features performances with Duke Ellington, Benny...

Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: June/2024

Review of Marshall Allen: New Dawn

Marshall Allen: New Dawn

Akiko Arendt | Bruce Edwards | Cecil Brooks | Derek Washington | Dimitra Karageorgopoulou | Elias Feldmann | George Gray | Ilektra-Despoina Stevi | Jamaaladeen Tacuma | Jan Lankisch

Editor's Choice

Week-End

Rating: ★★★★

Was there ever a more astonishing career trajectory than Marshall Allen’s? Two days after his 100th birthday last year, he...

Reviewed by Daniel Spicer in issue: March/2025

Review of Album Interview: Brian Jackson–Ali Shaheed Muhammad–Adrian Younge: Jazz is Dead 8

Album Interview: Brian Jackson–Ali Shaheed Muhammad–Adrian Younge: Jazz is Dead 8

Adrian Younge | Ali Muhammad | Brian Jackson | Malachi Morehad

Jazz Is Dead

Rating: ★★★

The latest in the series launched by producer-multi-instrumentalists Muhammad and Younge brings keyboardist-flautist Brian Jackson into the spotlight. Although best...

Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: October/2021

Review of Harvey Mason: Chameleon

Harvey Mason: Chameleon

Ben Williams | Bill Summers | Chris Turner | Christian Scott | Corey King | Harvey Mason | Jimmy Haslip | Kamasi Washington | Kris Bowers | Mark de Clive-Lowe

Concord

Rating: ★★★

Miles may have exhorted us never to look back, but Mason's pulled off a cunning ploy with his splendid Concord...

Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: May/2014

Review of Torsten Goods: Love Comes To Town

Torsten Goods: Love Comes To Town

Christian von Kaphengst | Jan Miserre | Torsten Goods | Wolfgang Haffner

ACT

Rating: ★★★

This third release on ACT sees a welcome return to the recording studio for guitar ace and singer Torsten Goods....

Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: August/2013

Review of Transatlantic Five: Transitions

Transatlantic Five: Transitions

Christian Raymond | Christopher Dell | Ken Vandermark | Klaus Kugel | Nate Wooley

Nemu

Rating: ★★★

As the name suggests, this new quintet convenes seasoned avant-gardists from America (Wooley and Vandermark) and Europe (Dell, Raymond and...

Reviewed by Daniel Spicer in issue: November/2023

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