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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Reviewed: Henry Lowther and the London Jazz Orchestra | Mathias Heise & Pelle von Bülow | Alex Roitman Tango Ensemble - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Henry Lowther and the London Jazz Orchestra: Primetime | Mathias Heise & Pelle von Bülow: Repertoire | Alex Roitman Tango Ensemble: La Cocina De Tango It seems remarkable that Henry Lowther has made so few albums under his own name since Child Song (1970) and so many with other people. His contributions have always been full and noticeable. Since his early days with John Mayall, Keef Hartley (including Woodstock), Manfred Mann, Mike Westbrook and John Dankworth, heâs been ever-present, goi
JJ 08/86: Bass Desires - Bass Desires - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Forty years ago, Mark Gilbert heard swing, reggae, country & western and more adapted to the requirements of the sensitive German label, ECM. First published in Jazz Journal August 1986 This is the debut album of a band nominally led, or at least organised, by bassist Marc Johnson. Since Christmas 1983, when I witnessed what was, I believe, their first public appearance – at a small restaurant in midtown Manhattan – John Abercrombie’s place has been taken by Bill Frisell. The substitution make
Blue Moments, Black Sounds: Val Wilmer in Hastings - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Renowned British jazz photographer Valerie Wilmer has an exhibition of some of her most notable work at the Lucy Bell Gallery in south-east England Many readers of Jazz Journal will be familiar with the photographic work of Val Wilmer, which started with her first shots of Louis Armstrong (with her younger brother, Clive) at London Airport in 1956. As has been seen over the years, her photographs are not just of musicians, but of writers and artists, social aspects and the roots of the music, an
Reviewed: Joshua Breakstone Quartet | Art Pepper | Ernest Ranglin - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Joshua Breakstone Quartet: Wonderful! | Art Pepper: The Return Of Art Pepper | Ernest Ranglin: The Indispensable, 1958-1962 In his brief sleeve notes, Joshua Breakstone regrets not being able to advise his younger self about phrasing and use of space as well as listening to and working more closely with his fellow musicians. He was to address these elements subsequently but hearing this early album by him, none of these are obvious. What we have is a balanced piece of work. The material is a mix
JJ 07/96: Barry Finnerty - Straight Ahead - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Thirty years ago, Mark Gilbert saw Finnerty, like so many jazz-rock players in the 90s, set out his 'proper' jazz credentials. First published in Jazz Journal July 1996 Barry Finnerty is best known for his scorching rock and blues oriented playing with the Brecker Brothers and others (he also appeared briefly on Miles Davis’s 1980 comeback album Man With The Horn), but here, while still affecting a hot, overdriven sound (albeit it darker toned and more subtly distorted) he shows an enviable com
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