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      Still Clinging To The Wreckage 07/20, part 2

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      In Audio Reviews

      Django Bates: Tenacity

      Nigel Jarrett -
      Collectivity – as in Django Bates's Loose Tubes, the Willem Breuker Kollektief and the Hackney Colliery Band - is a jazz style defined by how much the music sounds...

      AVA Trio: Digging The Sand

      Lorenzo Feliciati, Michele Rabbia: Antikythera

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      In Features

      Back Door – bless their old boots /3

      Lin Bensley -
      Feeling a need to expand their sound for their next album, Another Fine Mess (Warner, 1975) Back Door were joined in the studio by keyboardist Dave MacRae and guitarist...

      Mo Foster: touching just about all basses

      J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding: the early years /1

      In Columns

      Count Me In 02/21

      Nigel Jarrett -
      There are historical parallels between jazz and photography - both were nascent (primitive, if you like) in the second half of the 19th century. That famous photograph of Buddy...

      Still Clinging To The Wreckage 06/21, part 2

      Lester and Brubeck: I disagree

      In Book Reviews

      The Jazz Standards – A Guide To The Repertoire

      John White -
      The first edition of The Jazz Standards (2012) received unanimous praise from such critics and performers as Will Friedwald, Gerald Early, Dave Brubeck and Sonny Rollins. This revised and...

      Walking The Changes: Legends Of The Double Bass In Jazz

      Eberhard Weber: A German Jazz Story 

      From the JJ archive

      JJ 07/91: Wayne Krantz – Signals

      Jazz Journal -
      According to Matt Resnicoff's valiant sleevenote, Wayne Krantz thinks 'the burn' has become vastly overrated in modern music. The result is this pallid set, which comes as an anti-climax after...

      JJ 03/90: Courtney Pine – The Vision’s Tale

      JJ 06/79: Ian Carr / Allan Holdsworth, Camden Jazz Week

      In Film Reviews

      Thelonious Monk Quartet: Live

      Barry Witherden -
      I saw Monk in concert three times: first with his quartet at Jazz Expo 69, then with the Giants of Jazz in 1971 and 1972. I had originally found...

      Joe Louis Walker: Viva Las Vegas Live

      Miles Davis: Birth Of The Cool – the DVD

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