Writer Mark Youll caught up with legendary singer and pianist Georgie Fame for a rare and exclusive interview It's crazy to think that it's now been 57 years since Ronnie Scott's first opened its doors in the busy, effervescent heart of Soho.
Rising star pianist Dominic J Marshall has produced four impressive albums to date, his latest being The Triolithic, featuring his molten blend of hard hitting melodic jazz underpinned with slugged hip hop grooves and daring dynamics.
Jazzwise is saddened to hear of Bobby Wellins' death.
Interview ow in his seventy-eighth year, Dave Brubeck still recalls, with rueful amusement, the long, hard slog which preceded the eventual success of the quartet, and some of the misconceptions which still prevail about that climb to fame.
Singing sensation Gregory Porter has come a long way since the UK release of his debut album, Water, in 2011 and his first ever worldwide front cover in Jazzwise in March 2012.
When the Newport Jazz Festival began in 1954, it became a barometer for all that was hot in jazz in 1950s America.
The first and greatest soloist and improviser in Jazz, Louis Armstrong, nonetheless, has been misrepresented in jazz history, says Stuart Nicholson.
Matthew Bourne and Franck Vigroux revisit a Kraftwerk classic "When you play electronic music, you have the control of the imagination of the people in the room, and it can get to an extent where it's almost physical.
"When you play electronic music, you have the control of the imagination of the people in the room, and it can get to an extent where it's almost physical.
A singular force in the realm of spontaneously created music, Keith Jarrett has an unmatched body of work that straddles both jazz and classical worlds.
