Sonny Rollins: Holding The Stage: Road Shows Vol.4
The earliest music here is a straight reissue, down to the sleeve typo, of the 1959 set reviewed favourably in...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: June/2016
Keyon Harrold: Foreverland
On Foreverland, trumpeter and vocalist Keyon Harrold straddles two distinct worlds. The first – chilled-out, vocal-led R&B – dominates, with...
Reviewed by Hugh Morris in issue: February/2024
Thomas Strønen: Relations
Chris Potter | Craig Taborn | Jorge Rossy | Sinikka Langeland | Thomas Strønen
The Norwegian drummer Thomas Strønen, an inspired collagist of solo percussion sounds and an open-minded collaborator too, might have imagined...
Reviewed by John Fordham in issue: December/2024
Eri Yamamoto Trio: The Next Page
Imitating the live situation of this piano trio's decade-long residency in Greenwich Village, this album covers a restrained meditative strand...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: June/2012
John Handy Quintet And Quartet: In The Vernacular/No Coast Jazz
John Handy recorded these two spirited albums for Roulette around the same time as he participated in the sessions for...
Reviewed by Roy Carr in issue: April/2012
Jochen Rueckert: Charm Offensive
Jochen Rueckert | Mark Turner | Mike Moreno | Orlando le Fleming
Since moving to New York in 1995, German-born drummer Jochen Rueckert has picked up credits with the likes of Kurt...
Reviewed by Mike Hobart in issue: Dec/Jan/2016/2017
Tara Minton and Ed Babar: Two For The Road
Ed Babar | Lilia Iontcheva | Stan Sulzmann | Tara Minton
This fine duo album from Australian harpist/vocalist Tara Minton and London bassist Ed Babar celebrates a long-standing musical collaboration. Penned...
Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: March/2022
Art Ensemble Of Chicago: The Sixth Decade: From Paris To Paris (Live At Sons D’Hiver)
As the first European city to give them much-needed performance and recording opportunities in the late 1960s, Paris has a...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: March/2023
Dave Douglas: Be Still
Aoife O'Donovan | Dave Douglas | Jon Irabagon | Linda Oh | Matt Mitchell | Rudy Royston
At first listen, this is a curious departure for Douglas. It is predominantly tonal, melodic, strongly lyric-based, and with a...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: October/2012
Andy Scott + Group S: Ruby and All Things Purple
Formed in 1995, saxophonist Andy Scott's Manchester-based SaxAssault has recently changed its name to Group S to reflect the less...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: May/2017
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