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Reviewed: Phil Seamen | Colin Heshmat | Shane Sato - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Phil Seamen: The Late Great Phil Seamen: Vol. 2 | Colin Heshmat: Elastic Groove | Shane Sato: Wavelength It has taken 17 years for volume two of the Late Great Phil Seamen to emerge, so it is understandable if interested readers have forgotten the release of the original compilation. The music covers a period between 1956 and 1961 – the opening track coming from 1972, where he introduces us to his current drum kit, a short time before his untimely death at the age of 46. There is no argument tha
JJ 08/76: Pharoah Sanders - Wisdom Through Music - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Fifty years ago, Barry McRae heard Sanders make an advance backwards, his soloists thwarted by vocal incantations. First published in Jazz Journal August 1976 The playing time would be short even if this was a ten-inch record. Unfortunately it is also short in other areas. The spuriously frenetic Love Is Everywhere is just a bore and not enough is heard of Bonner and Sanders as soloists. Instead, most of the record is devoted to atmospheric ramblings with no real substance. This is particularly
JJ 08/66: Ronnie Scott - The Night Is Scott And You're So Swingable - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Sixty years ago, Mark Gardner noted Scott's allegiances to Lucky Thompson and Hank Mobley and said he was playing better than ever. First published in Jazz Journal August 1966 The first thing that strikes one about this album is Scott’s allegiance to fellow saxophonists Lucky Thompson and Hank Mobley. The next thing one realises is that Scott has forged his own personal style and is probably playing better now than ever before. I know on several evenings over the last couple of years I have com
Reviewed: Emmet Cohen | Kronstad 23 - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Emmet Cohen: Universal Truth | Kronstad 23: Dodehavet Pianist Emmet Cohen now has now made a number of albums under his own name – this being the fourth for the Mack Avenue label. His rise to eminence has much to do with his highly popular streaming series Live From Emmet’s Place, where he has performed with a number of distinguished guests including Houston Person, Joe Lovano, Christian McBride, Sheila Jordan and Samara Joy, exposing his undoubted talents to a worldwide audience. For this lates
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