Reviews
Hank Crawford: Don't You Worry About A Thing
Creed Taylor's fussy production blunts Crawford's funky effectiveness as a soloist, and 35 minute playing time is miserly....
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2012
Chuck Mangione: Journey To A Rainbow and Eyes Of The Veiled Temptress
Two classic 1980s albums originally on CBS from the flugelhornist at his most fusionish....
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2012
Ravi Shankar: Nine Decades: Vol. III Orchestral Experimentations
AKC Natarajan | Ravi Shankar | Ramnad Easwran | Chatur Lal
This gathering of nine fascinating works recorded between 1949 and 1954 while Shankar was music director at the All India...
Reviewed by Ken Hunt in issue: February/2012
Tim Collins: Castles and Hilltops
Danny Grissett | Matt Clohesy | Tim Collins | Tommy Crane
Moving to New York City from his home town of Plattsburgh NY in 2000, Collins has had a busy past...
Reviewed by Tony Hall in issue: February/2012
Grateful Dead: Europe '72 Vol. 2
2011 saw an outpouring on a colossal scale by way of a 70-hour, 72-CD boxed-set of live recordings from the...
Reviewed by Ken Hunt in issue: February/2012
Album Interview: Nikki Iles: Hush
Nikki Iles | Rufus Reid | Jeff Williams
This is a lovely disc from a perennially underrated – though far from unknown – British pianist. Here Nikki Iles...
Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: February/2012
Bill Holman: The Fabulous Bill Holman
Eight big band tracks, but the great thing here is ten bonus small band sides from Kenton Presents… a truly...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2012
James Carter Organ Trio: At The Crossroads
A mainstream-cummodern master of all the saxophones from contrabass to sopranino, James Carter's star is rising. He recently took first...
Reviewed by Jack Massarik in issue: February/2012
Various Artists: The Complete Felsted Mainstream Collection
Sir Edward Lewis, then head of UK Decca, gave the UK-born writer/producer Stanley Dance carte-blanche in the late 1950s to...
Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: February/2012
Jeff Lorber Fusion: Galaxy
This pianist-keyboardist is a father figure of smooth jazz and gave Kenny G his first break but try not to...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2012

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