Reviews
Jamie Cullum: Twentysomething
Sebastiaan de Krom | Michael Strange | Geoff Gascoyne | Jamie Cullum
This 20th anniversary, limited edition 2LP set represents the first time that Cullum’s Twentysomething, his major label debut and the...
Reviewed in issue December/January/2023/2024
Melody Gardot/Philippe Powell: Entre Eux Deux
Melody Gardot | Philippe Powell
The lady quite obviously has talent – and has overcome injuries that threatened to derail her career – but Melody...
Reviewed in issue June/2022
Jules Buckley with the Heritage Orchestra and Ghost-Note: The Breaks
Regular perusers of YouTube will have seen the benign bearded face of Jules Buckley smiling beatifically amidst the hyper-rapid edits...
Reviewed in issue October/2021
Don Rendell Quintet: Space Walk
Peter Shade | Trevor Tompkins | Don Rendell | Stan Robinson | Jack Thorncraft
Space Walk, from the EMI Lansdowne Jazz series, is the first of the much-anticipated British Jazz Explosion series of facsimile...
Reviewed in issue September/2021
Kenny Wheeler/John Dankworth Orchestra: Windmill Tilter (The Story Of Don Quixote)
Kenny Wheeler, the inimitable Canadian trumpet maestro and quiet legend of post-1960s jazz composition, had been playing all kinds of...
Reviewed in issue September/2021
Various Artists: Journeys in Modern Jazz: Britain (1965-1972)
This two CD or double gatefold LP set takes up where Universal's Impressed Repressed series left off in 2004-5. That...
Reviewed in issue August/2021
Melt Yourself Down: 100% Yes
Adam Betts | Ruth Goller | Kush Gaya | Zands Duggan | Pete Wareham | George Crowley
Melt Yourself Down’s Last Evenings On Earth (2016) seemed to share the apocalyptic, transmuting themes of Shabaka Hutchings’ parallel work...
Reviewed in issue May/2020
Madeleine Peyroux: Anthem
Brian MacLeod | Madeleine Peyroux | David Baerwald | Larry Klein | Patrick Warren
That Leonard Cohen is one of Madeleine Peyroux's key musical touchstones is clearly evidenced by her interpretations of ‘Dance Me...
Reviewed in issue October/2018
Sod
Sod were a band of longhairs from LA who, in the early 1970s, released two, now largely forgotten, albums. The...
Reviewed in issue October/2017
The Hot Sardines: French Fries + Champagne
This sassy gypsy swing band play show tunes, film themes and old blues and something a little more unpredictable: a...
Reviewed in issue August/2016
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