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Lluis Coloma: Piano Solo

Comparatively unknown in the United Kingdom – although he appeared at Cadogan Hall in the London Boogie Woogie Festival last year - Lluis Coloma is the leading blues and...

Shri: beyond the groove

One of the most enjoyable and inspiring gigs I've caught in some while came courtesy of the award-winning Shrikanth Sriram, better known as Shri. The Bengaluru-born, Mumbai-raised and Croydon-domiciled...
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Looking for Ted Curson

I enjoyed making the acquaintance of the new online version of JJ and reading about Brian Morton's encounter with trumpeter Ted Curson in Finland in his excellent Alt. takes 01/19...

Obituary: Bob Hammer

Gerry Mulligan: Writings On A Jazz Original

The former drummer with Bobby Troup, Anita O'Day and others has assembled into a book 52 articles illuminating Mulligan's work and life

Prehistory Of Jazz

JJ 05/71: Junior Mance – With A Lotta Help From My Friends

Musical discussions with Chicago's moder­nists usually reveal the extent of the inter­action between jazz and blues in that city. Because of this, it is no real surprise to find...

Jazz On A Summer’s Day

Many jazzers of a certain age – include me in - will remember seeing this pioneering documentary, directed by the distinguished photographer Bert Stern and filmed over four days...

Billy Bang: Lucky Man

In Cold Blood