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Reviewed: Duke Ellington | Nico Widdowson Trio | Phil Woods - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Duke Ellington: Jungle Nights In Harlem 1927-1931 | Nico Widdowson Trio: On Fools And Clowns | Phil Woods: Here’s To My Lady This is the latest edition of many albums with similar contents and titles issued by various companies over the past few years. Singly and collectively, they contain many gems from Duke’s early career when he created and recorded a blues-influenced repertoire of compositions during his long residence at Harlem’s Cotton Club. Disciples will be familiar with many of these 36
Reviewed: Libor Å moldas Quartet | New England Jazz Collaborative | Rob Dixon - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Libor Å moldas Quartet: Sorry, Miles! | New England Jazz Collaborative: Tributaries | Rob Dixon: Naptown Soul I can see for miles and miles along the main road of global misery but who you gonna call to drive it away? Ghostbusters? Iâd rather, for comic relief, give Libor Å moldas a ring. The premise of the Czech guitaristâs Sorry, Miles! â a presentation of compositions that Miles Davis nicked from others, complemented by Davis-imbued Å moldas originals – is far from corny, mildly ironic
Reviewed: Joey Alexander | Scott Hamilton & Strings | Jazz At Massey Hall, 1953 - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Joey Alexander: Celestial Keeper | Scott Hamilton & Strings: The Ghost, The King And I | Various: Jazz At Massey Hall, Toronto, 15-05-1953 It might be my cloistered existence, but I’ve not been aware of Joey Alexander’s growing reputation as a stellar 22-year-old pianist and composer. Indonesia-born, he spent years playing in Baltimore and New York, where he was invited by Wynton Marsalis to perform at the Lincoln Centre in 2014. He quickly became recognised as a promising newcomer on the jazz s
Reviewed: Kenny Barron, Ray Drummond, Ben Riley | Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra | Wes Montgomery - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Kenny Barron, Ray Drummond, Ben Riley: So Many Lovely Things, Live In Brecon | Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra: Ellington Masterworks | Wes Montgomery: The Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery This previously unreleased concert was recorded at the Brecon Jazz Festival in Christ College Auditorium, Brecon, Wales in August 1995. It’s yet another “excavated” date by producer Zev Feldman and jazz archivist Jordi Suñol. It is also pure joy from beginning to end, and belongs in every jazz p
New releases June-July 2026, N-R - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in May-June 2026, including Anna Pauline, Art Pepper, Rebecca Rafla, Ernest Ranglin, Alex Roitman Tango Ensemble // Editor's pick: Rebecca Rafla They say : A vibrant debut album from the groundbreaking New England Jazz Collaborative which was formed to give big-band composers an opportunity to bring their music to audiences. Six new compositions for big band range from classic swing to modern jazz to West African highlife. Featured composers are Jeremy
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