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Marc Copland: John
I heard pianist Marc Copland in a duet concert with his great friend guitarist John Abercrombie in 2016, at Eastside Jazz Club, part of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.
It was...
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Mike Osborne, powerful and passionate
It was good to see Barry Witherden’s piece on Mike Osborne. Ossie was one of a select group of unique and original players who graced the British jazz scene...
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Jazz And Cricket: An Unlikely Combination
Despite England’s woeful end in the cricket last month against India, Matthew Wright’s new book, drawing on the perhaps unusual yet prevalent connections between jazz and cricket is both...
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JJ 06/59: Russia: Jazz-Ho?
'Jazz does not arouse strong, cheerful feelings, but on the contrary, suppresses them. It hypnotizes you with the deathly cold beat of a machine'
For many years the very word...
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Sarah Vaughan: Live
Aged 50 at the time, 1974, Sarah Vaughan is in her vocal prime here. This release presents two television shows that were under the title Jazz From Newport, although...
