Reviews
Herbie Mann: Today!
Whereas Stan Getz reluctantly bowed to the inescapable truth that his Bossa Nova repertoire elevated him to international Top 40...
Reviewed by Roy Carr in issue: August/2014
Interstatic: Arise
Zara McFarlane | Moses Boyd | Shabaka Hutchings | Peter Edwards
There remains something splendidly old school about this still young trio. They play with a raw toned directness rare among...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: October/2017
Jerry Bergonzi: Intersecting Lines
Andrea Michelutti | Dave Santoro | Dick Oatts | Jerry Bergonzi
Back in the day, there were so many terrific tenor players spread over the various genres in jazz, but somehow...
Reviewed by Tony Hall in issue: August/2014
Miles Davis: Tutu
These reissues, including yet another reappearance of Tutu – even after the super-duper ultimate Tutu double CD reissue that included...
Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: August/2014
Marty Paich: The Broadway Bit
Previously out from Warner and Rhino, this 12-piece band is mainly sought after by Scott LaFaro fans, as he plays...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: August/2014
Ilhan Ersahin's Wonderland: The Other Side Karsi Yaka
Saxophonist-producer Ersahin has been making headway with his self-started Nublu club scene in Manhattan for over a decade, bringing the...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: August/2014
Alexander Hawkins: Song Singular
The adventurous, young in-demand Oxford-based pianist seems to enjoy the diverse challenges of integrating composition and improvisation in various-sized ensembles....
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: August/2014
Wardell Gray: Way Out Wardell
Over the years more attention has been focused on the conflicting circumstances that resulted in Gray being found with his...
Reviewed by Roy Carr in issue: August/2014
Fire! Orchestra: Enter
As the trio Fire!, saxophonist Mats Gustafsson, bassist Johan Berthling and drummer Andreas Werliin have, since 2009, been making moody...
Reviewed by Daniel Spicer in issue: August/2014
Modern Jazz Quartet: Concert In Japan Vol.1 & Vol.2
Percy Heath | Connie Kay | John Lewis | Milt Jackson
Whereas it's commonplace for touring artists to send wish-you-were-here postcards to the folks back home, the MJQ often plumped for...
Reviewed by Roy Carr in issue: August/2014

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