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The Drum Thing - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Photographer Deirdre O'Callaghan turned her hand to drummers and then expanded her remit to jazz drummers, interviewing among others Lenny White and Tyshawn Sorey as she went The Drum Thing by Deirdre O’Callaghan was originally published 2016. It now appears in a compact edition. The book features nearly a hundred drummers, from all genres but with jazz well-represented. Fortunately, O’Callaghan doesn’t photograph them on stage, but meets them in their own spaces – bedrooms, studios and basement
New releases August-September 2026, E-G - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2026, including Kurt Elling & WDR Big Band, Gil Evans, Pedro Luis Ferrer, Antonio Forcione & Cenk Erdogan, Kevin Fort & Andy Brown // Editor's pick: Kurt Elling & WDR Big Band They say : Two-time Grammy-winning vocalist Kurt Elling releases In The Brass Palace, out February 13 on Big Shoulders Records, the label he co-founded with manager Bryan Farina. Recorded with Germany’s WDR Big Band conducted by Bob Mintzer, the album fulfills a lon
JJ 08/76: John Stevens - Away - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Fifty years ago, Barry McRae said Away had the right ingredients in the playing of Trevor Watts and the leader but they didn't work when presented at length. First published in Jazz Journal August 1976 This group is not what it seems, and that is a very good thing. Stevens, for long a committed acoustic champion, has taken on electricity and the implication is that he has a rock group. Certainly, there are some rock rhythms, but there is a great deal of old S.M.E. subtlety as well. Cowling is a
Reviewed: Sergio Di Gennaro | Kristaps VanadziÅÅ¡ | Giorgio Albanese - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Sergio Di Gennaro: Blind  Spots, Still Looking | Kristaps VanadziÅÅ¡: Piano Is My Temple!, Vol. 1 | Giorgio Albanese: When Time Slipped Away With Blind Spots, Still Looking, his second album as a leader, Italian pianist Sergio Di Gennaro unveils a universe where Mediterranean lyricism intertwines with a profound inner quest. Joined by double bassist Ares Tavolazzi and drummer Enzo Zirilli, he shapes a trio of remarkable subtlety, while saxophonist Emanuele Cisi, featured on two compositions,
Reviewed: Adasiewicz, Erb, Roebke | Ralph Alessi | Ran Blake, Dominique Eade - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Adasiewicz, Erb, Roebke: Dream Between | Ralph Alessi: A Sun That Never Sets | Ran Blake, Dominique Eade: Roots & Byways This is the third album by free-improv trio Christoph Erb (tenor and soprano sax), Jason Roebke (bass) and Jason Adasiewicz (vibes). It appears on the (lower-case) veto-records, run by Erb. He is Swiss and based in Lucerne; Roebke and Adasiewicz are American, key members of Chicago’s free scene. The trio seem to have something of a dream fixation. Their debut Yuria’s Dream (20
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