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    Does humour belong in music?

    Daryl Sherman: transports of delight

    Billy Jenkins: poking a stick

    Vic Lewis, 1948

    Jazz and cricket: unlikely companions

    Kenny Werner. Photo by Konstantin Kern

    Kenny Werner: in praise of detachment

    Mulligan memories, part 3

    Paul Ryan: Renaissance Man

    Jazz and cricket: unlikely companions

    Strings reattached

    When Mingus met Mitchell

    Trumping the future: The Manchurian Candidate

    Give me that good old progressive jazz

    Mulligan memories, part 2

    Tony Kofi: now’s his time

    Keith Tippett: spontaneous combustor

    Jamie Saft: ‘It’s either good music, or it’s not’

    Doris Day: a great entertainer, not a symbol of repression

    Tower of Power at 50: What Is Hip?

    Barry McRae: force of nature

    Theo Travis: from Softs to Fripp

    Mulligan memories, part 1

    Louis Armstrong: nobody’s fool

    Frank Zappa: making a jazz noise

    Chuck Morgan: the ukulele player you never knew

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