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Jazz Journal

JJ 09/75: Mickey Baker – Take A Look Inside

Fifty years ago Derrick Stewart-Baxter thanked Jim Simpson for presenting guitarist Baker as Baker had always wanted - playing the real blues and blues that, when modern, avoided banality

JJ 09/75: Dave Brubeck – The Art Of Dave Brubeck

Fifty years ago Roger Dean was pleased to rediscover Brubeck's polytonal work, even if it was a pale shadow of that of his mentor Darius Milhaud

JJ 09/75: Neil Ardley, Ian Carr, Mike Gibbs, Stan Tracey – Will Power

Fifty years ago Barry McRae applauded some music featuring Norma Winstone and John Taylor - maybe not all-out jazz - written to mark Shakespeare's tercentenary

JJ 09/65: The Moody Blues – The Magnificent Moodies

Sixty years ago, Gina Wright noted that while the Moody Blues weren't playing jazz or strictly even blues they represented the better type of R&B heard around the clubs of the time
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JJ 09/65: Andrew Hill – Point Of Departure

Sixty years ago Gerald Lascelles thought that Hill's music often displayed 'that glorious confused unity which typifies the writings of Monk' and said it must be heard

New releases August-September 2025, S-Z

Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2025, including Pharoah Sanders, Horace Silver, John Taylor, Mark Turner and McCoy Tyner // Editor's pick: Horace Silver

JJ 09/65: Ravi Shankar – India’s Master Musician

Sixty years ago The Honourable Gerald Lascelles was more than surprised to find music from the 'curry belt' on JJ's review list but noted that the improvisations were far advanced from those heard in jazz

New releases August-September 2025, N-R

Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2025, including Oscar Peterson, Pat Petrillo, John Pizzarelli, Max Roach and Ruby Rushton // Editor's pick: Pat Petrillo
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JJ 09/65: In My Opinion – Pee Wee Russell

Sixty years ago Pee Wee Russell preferred small bands over big bands, loved Nat Pierce, Sidney Bechet and Jack Teagarden, and slated Red Nichols and Miles Davis

New releases August-September 2025, L-M

Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2025, including Wadada Leo Smith & Sylvie Courvoisier, Julie London, John McLaughlin, Charles Mingus and Wolfgang Muthspiel // Editor's pick: Sean Mason

New releases August-September 2025, F-K

Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2025, including Dom Franks, Carlos Garnett, Phil Haynes' Free Country, Charlie Hunter, and Ineza // Editor's pick: Chris Ingham

New releases August-September 2025, C-E

Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2025, including Ron Carter & Rosa Passos, Kai Craig, Olivia Cuttill, Bernie Dresel and Georgia Duncan // Editor's pick: Kai Craig
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