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New releases August-September 2026, T-Y - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2026, including Ignasi Terraza, Fumi Tomita, John Wadham, Wladigeroff Brothers, Asaf Yuria // Editor's pick: Asaf Yuria They say : Rising smooth jazz trumpeter Evan Taylor makes a bold statement with his debut album Exactly This, an electrifying collection of 10 dynamic tracks blending soulful melodies, infectious grooves, and modern production. (A-Train / MBF Entertainment MBF00051 CD) Hear Evan Taylor. They say : Recorded live at Barcel
New releases August-September 2026, A-B - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2026, including Acoustic Version, Louis Armstrong, Rahsaan Barber, Ben Crosland Quintet and George Benson // Editor's pick: Acoustic Version They say : Renowned for fusing classical disciplines, intense improvisational synergy, and traditional Balkan irregular time signatures, Acoustic Version’s signature artistic chemistry is perfectly captured on their highly regarded album Time In Time Out, released internationally by ICSM Records on C
JJ 08/96: Herbie Hancock, interviewed - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Thirty years ago, Herbie Hancock talked to Mark Gilbert about the arrangements on his New Standard album and the influences on his piano style, which included Bill Evans, Wynton Kelly, Horace Silver, Ahmad Jamal, McCoy Tyner and, famously, the Hi-Lo's. First published in Jazz Journal August 1996 Although he has participated in various jazz sessions in recent years, including the 1985 Round Midnight film soundtrack and a 1993 tribute to Miles Davis with Wallace Roney, Herbie Hancock’s debut for P
Reviewed: Landscape Trio | Ayumi Tanaka, Thomas Morgan, Thomas Strønen - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Landscape Trio: Sailing Through | Ayumi Tanaka, Thomas Morgan, Thomas Strønen: Windflower I don’t get to hear all that much contemporary jazz from Italy, but what I have heard recently has given much satisfaction: see my July review of bassist and composer Ferdinando Romano’s The Legends Of Otranto, released on the excellent GleAM Records. Beautifully packaged by Italy’s Da Vinci Jazz label, and complete with informative liner notes (including apposite, never overdone musical detail) the Landsc
JJ 08/76: Chick Corea - portrait of the artist as communicator - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Fifty years ago, talking to John Runcie, Chick Corea defended commercialism, decried artistic self-absorption and remarked that 'the black and white issue is really over', saying he laughed at those attempting to determine value by ethnic background. First published in Jazz Journal August 1976 New York City may be the jazz centre of the world, but interviewing musicians there is less easy than it sounds. Many musicians live elsewhere and play infrequently in the New York clubs, some are buried
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