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Jazz Journal
New releases Feb–March 2025, H-K
Hague, Andy: Big Band - Live At The Lantern
They say : Live recording of a sold-out gig in Bristol featuring many of the city's best...
New releases Feb–March 2025, E-G
Ebba Åsman: When You Know
They say : Nothing. (Dorado Records)
Echt!: Boilerism
They say : Since ECHT!’s debut, one question remained: should their music be heard live or...
New releases Feb–March 2025, C-D
C'mon Tigre: Ten
They say : Ten is an expanded edition of C'mon Tigre's iconic Self Titled debut album, which was initially published in 2015. Fans...
JJ 02/95: Michel Petrucciani – Live
Though not a Petrucciani fan, Richard Palmer thought 30 years ago that the pianist's latest, featuring fusion specialist Adam Holzman, was very agreeable, if no better than Shakatak's similar work
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JJ 02/95: Helen Merrill – Brownie, Homage To Clifford Brown
Thirty years ago Don Waterhouse thought the singer's tribute to trumpeter Brown, including 'the performance of a lifetime' in I'll Be Seeing You was one of the best albums of that or any other recent year
JJ 02/95: Deirdre Cartwright Group – Debut
Thirty years ago David Lands thought the guitarist's mix of fusion, Latin and jazz with a band including Louise Elliot, Steve Lodder and Alison Rayner made for an impressive solo debut
JJ 02/85: Pat Metheny – Works
Forty years ago Mark Gilbert reviewed a sampler of the guitarist's pastel-toned ECM work featuring such as Lyle Mays, Mark Egan, Charlie Haden, Jack DeJohnette and Mike Brecker
JJ 02/85: Gary Burton – Works
Forty years ago Mark Gilbert reviewed a sampler of the vibist's limpid ECM work featuring such as Mick Goodrick, Pat Metheny, Steve Swallow and Eberhard Weber
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JJ 02/85: Tommy Smith’s Giant Steps
Forty years ago Colin Wright interviewed a young saxophone phenomenon from Scotland who explained away his staggering technique with 'all it takes is practice'.
JJ 02/85: NJC to open in May
Forty years ago JJ reported on the proposed National Jazz Centre in Covent Garden. After a series of delays, the project collapsed in 1986, having consumed some £3m of public and private funding
New releases Feb–March 2025, A-B
1001 Est Cremazie: 1001 Est Cremazie
They say : We Are Busy Bodies announces the release of the rare and collectible 1975 album by Canadian high...
JJ 02/75: Terje Rypdal – Whenever I Seem To Be Far Away
Fifty years ago, Barry McRae liked the confluence of strings and rock group on side one but regretted the classical takeover on side two
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