Reviews
Shelly Manne And His Men: The Complete Live At The Black Hawk
Joe Gordon | Shelly Manne | Richie Kamuca | Victor Feldman | Monty Budwig
Manne’s group was recorded live by Lester Koenig’s Contemporary label during their three-day stay at San Francisco’s Black Hawk club,...
Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: Feb/2019
Bill Stewart Trio: Band Menu
Larry Grenadier | Walter Smith III | Bill Stewart
Sonny Rollins’ trio albums remain the gold standard for sax and rhythm trios, and there are hints of the colossus’s...
Reviewed by Mike Hobart in issue: Feb/2019
John Barry: The Mono Years 1957-1962
A voyage back to the BBC Light Programme of the pre-Beatles era, when Barry’s guitar-led Seven seemed to be everywhere,...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: Feb/2019
Sarah Gillespie: Wishbones
Accompanied by a band of young jazz heavies including Laura Jurd, Chris Montague and arranger-producer Kit Downes, the acoustic guitarist/singer-songwriter...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: Feb/2019
Ben Allison/Steve Cardenas/Ted Nash: Quiet Revolution
A New York-based trio’s tribute to a couple of jazz heroes, Jim Hall and Jimmy Guiffre, includes the latter’s ‘The...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: Feb/2019
Ben Wendel: The Seasons
Matt Brewer | Aaron Parks | Ben Wendel | Gilad Hekselman | Eric Harland
Isn’t April supposed to be the cruellest month? That’s how TS Eliot had it, subverting Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales and centuries...
Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: Feb/2019
Kenny Burrell: Four Classic Albums
Alfred Lion at Blue Note liked to record lots of material by his chosen artists in a short space of...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2020
Misha Mengelberg/Peter Brötzmann/Evan Parker/Peter Bennink/Paul Rutherford/Derek Bailey/Han Bennink: Groupcomposing
Originally released on the Dutch ICP label, this session convenes a veritable super-group of early European improv pioneers from Germany,...
Reviewed by Daniel Spice in issue: Feb/2019
Dizzy Gillespie & The United Nations Orchestra: Live At The Royal Festival Hall, London
This is in many ways a wonderful re-release of the Enja album that first appeared in 1990 by a band...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: Feb/2019
Josh Kyle: Trombone Song Cycle
For some jazz fans, the unusual convergence of wordless vocal and four trombones might trigger instrumental prejudices that run deep;...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: Feb/2019
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