Review of Terry Seabrook's Milestones: Sketches of Miles

Terry Seabrook's Milestones: Sketches of Miles

Alan Barnes | Dave Whitford | Graeme Flowers | Ian Price | Spike Wells | Terry Seabrook

TSM

Rating: ★★★★

Seabrook has been touring extensively with this band and it shows. Audiences have liked their music and it's easy to...

Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: June/2011

Review of Ivo Neame: Yatra

Ivo Neame: Yatra

Dave Hamblett | Ivo Neame | Jason Yarde | Jasper Hoiby | Jim Hart | Jon Shenoy | Shabaka Hutchings | Tori Freestone

Edition

Rating: ★★★★

Recorded in Neasden rather than in an ashram, with the roar of the North Circular road only a sharp intake...

Reviewed by Stephen Graham in issue: October/2012

Review of Rendell/Carr Quintet: BBC Jazz Club: Rendell/Carr Quintet 1965-1966

Rendell/Carr Quintet: BBC Jazz Club: Rendell/Carr Quintet 1965-1966

Colin Purbrook | Dave Green | Don Rendell | Ian Carr | Jeff Clyne | Michael Garrick | Trevor Tomkins

Rhythm and Blues Records

Rating: ★★★★

For those with the vinyl box set, Don Rendell/Ian Carr Quintet The Complete Lansdowne Recordings 1965-1969 from Jazzman, original EMI...

Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: February/2021

Review of The Great Wee Band: Light Blue

The Great Wee Band: Light Blue

Dave Green | Henry Lowther | Jim Mullen | Stan Sulzmann | Stu Butterfield

Trio

Rating: ★★★★

For those not in the know, the quartet’s name was bestowed on them by Mullen as a term of approval...

Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: March/2012

Review of Alex Hitchcock/Ant Law: Same Moon in the Same World

Alex Hitchcock/Ant Law: Same Moon in the Same World

Alex Hitchcock | Ant Law | Ben Williams | Eric Harland | Jasper Høiby | Jeff Ballard | Joel Ross | Kendrick Scott | Linda May Han Oh | Sun-Mi Hong

Editor's Choice

Outside In Music

Rating: ★★★★

London-born saxophonist Alex Hitchcock is only six years out of the Royal Academy of Music's jazz course, but he's already...

Reviewed by John Fordham in issue: February/2023

Review of John Escreet: Don't Fight the Inevitable

John Escreet: Don't Fight the Inevitable

Ambrose Akinmusire | David Binney | John Escreet | Matt Brewer | Nasheet Waits

Mythology

Rating: ★★★★

In such a short space of time, the Doncaster-born pianist and composer John Escreet has made quite an impact on...

Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: June/2010

Review of Judy Niemack: What's Love?

Judy Niemack: What's Love?

Doug Weiss | Eric Alexander | Joe Farnsworth | Judy Niemack | Peter Bernstein | Sullivan Fortner

Sunnyside Records

Rating: ★★★★

Recorded over two days at the legendary Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, this fine new album from...

Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: February/2023

Review of Veronica Swift: This Bitter Earth

Veronica Swift: This Bitter Earth

Aaron Johnson | Armand Hirsch | Bryan Carter | Emmet Cohen | Veronica Swift | Yasushi Nakamura

Editor's Choice

Mack Avenue

Rating: ★★★★

Veronica Swift's second album for Mack Avenue is an eclectic, unforgettable delight, with the singer's out-and-out virtuosity perfectly matched by...

Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: March/2021

Review of Jeff Williams: Live at London Jazz Festival: Road Tales

Jeff Williams: Live at London Jazz Festival: Road Tales

Jeff Williams | John O'Gallagher | Josh Arcoleo | Sam Lasserson

Whirlwind

Rating: ★★★★

Jeff Williams, the Ohio-born drummer and composer who has played with the best in both New York and London (Dave...

Reviewed by John Fordham in issue: March/2021

Review of Jim Black Trio: Actuality

Jim Black Trio: Actuality

Elias Stemeseder | Jim Black | Thomas Morgan

Winter & Winter

Rating: ★★★★

Have Germany's Winter & Winter label stopped doing their special cardboard CD design packaging? Well, as they say, it's the...

Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: October/2014

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