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    Betty Bennett: the chick singer carries on

    Groove master: Paul Jackson

    Border crossings: 50 years of ECM Records /3

    Border crossings: 50 years of ECM Records /2

    Pete Christlieb: A tenor for all seasons /2

    Swingle Singers: Magnificent Seven

    Border crossings: 50 years of ECM Records /1

    Sonny Berman: among the titans

    Benny Golson: in the maternity ward /3

    Viola Smith, still laying it down at 107

    Benny Golson: in the maternity ward /2

    Brothers in jazz

    Pete Christlieb: A tenor for all seasons /1

    Blood, Sweat And Fred

    Benny Golson: in the maternity ward /1

    Tony Fisher: session ace

    What’s wrong with easy listening?

    Jazz and cricket: unlikely companions

    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

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