Reviews
Chet Doxas: Rich In Symbols
Chet Doxas, a young Brooklyn-based saxophonist, is of Canadian extraction, as are his quartet’s versatile bassist Zack Lober and guitarist...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: March/2018
Gene Krupa: Blue Rhythm Fantasy
This is the kind of cheap CD you’ll find on street market stalls or in cut price book shops. It...
Reviewed by Roy Carr in issue: March/2018
Rudy Linka: American Trailer
Rudy Linka | Rudy Royston | Larry Grenadier
This is a very charming set from the Prague-born guitarist Rudy Linka, who was voted one of the 10 best...
Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: March/2018
Dick Oatts: Use Your Imagination
Chris Smith | Ugonna Okegwo | Dick Oatts | Anthony Wonsey | Joe Magnarelli
I really wanted to like this more. I had seen Magnarelli a few years ago at Southport and been underwhelmed,...
Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: March/2018
The Church of St. John Coltrane: Recorded Live, San Francisco
The address may have changed a few times, chased around town by relentless gentrification, but for 50 years, since John...
Reviewed by Daniel Spicer in issue: March/2018
Stan Kenton and His Orchestra: Concerts In Miniature Volume 20
Here are three of Kenton’s Concerts in Miniature by probably his orchestra’s best-ever line-up, star-studded throughout, and part of what...
Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: March/2018
Joe McPhee: The Wilisau Concert
Joe McPhee | John Snyder | Makaya Ntshoko
A masterwork given a deserved reissue to remind us of McPhee’s illustrious past and show certain lines of continuity with...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: March/2018
Kjetil Møster/Jeff Parker/Joshua Abrams/John Herndon: Ran Do
John Herndon | Kjetil Møster | Jeff Parker | Joshua Abrams
Norwegian saxophonist Kjetil Møster has, over the last few years, lurked most conspicuously in heavily prog-infested waters, whether with Hungarian...
Reviewed by Daniel Spicer in issue: March/2018
Sun Ra: Discipline 27-II
Reissued in the UK last year as a limited vinyl release by Strut/Art Yard, this CD version of one of...
Reviewed by Edwin Pouncey in issue: March/2018
Keiji Haino/John Butcher: Light Never Bright Enough
Recorded at London’s Cafe OTO, this concert featuring Japanese guitarist/ experimental musician Keiji Haino and UK saxophonist John Butcher was...
Reviewed by Edwin Pouncey in issue: March/2018
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