Pascal Dorban
A Belgian native, Pascal Dorban has been working as a radio presenter for Radio ARA, Luxembourg since the year 2000. He loves travelling as much as he loves jazz, making sure every year to attend as many jazz festivals as possible. His programme, aptly named Jazz.com, features jazz projects from around the globe carefully selected between newcomers and well known artists alike.
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Menagerie: The Shores Of Infinity
Melbourne-based nonet's 'spiritual jazz' combines Latin and funk-fuelled modal grooves with poetry and hard-bop soloing
Benny Golson: in the maternity ward /2
Continued from last month...
Meetings between giants of different eras are intriguing and often very special.
Lionel Hampton’s style was from the past, but he could play. I remember a gig...
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Obituary: Richie Cole
Alto saxophonist Richie Cole bucked the trend in the 70s when he avoided the lure of fusion and decided to give us his own exuberant take on bebop, an...
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
JJ 10/80: Juhani Aaltonen – Springbird
With instrumentation varying from one track to the next, with all manner of flutes, kotos and Senegalese percussion involved, this looked like a rewarding LP. It was sensible of...
Sloane: A Jazz Singer
Songbook devotee Sloane was acclaimed at Newport in 1961 but then faced the onset of 60s pop, which she defied with typical tenacity
