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Jim Mullen, Allison Neale, Gabrielle Stravelli and more for Battersea jazz festival

London, England · London

Jim Mullen, Allison Neale, Gabrielle Stravelli and more for Battersea jazz festival

This year’s Battersea Jazz Festival, 3-12 July, brings national and international names to south London in nine performances. Jim Mullen, appearing with his organ trio, will be perhaps the best known among the British performers, while American singer Gabrielle Stravelli, appearing in a quartet with festival founder and director Hugo Jennings, is noted for her […] The post Jim Mullen, Allison Neale, Gabrielle Stravelli and more for Battersea jaz…Read Article

JJ 06/75: Eleven Improvisors, Wigmore Hall, London

London, England · London

JJ 06/75: Eleven Improvisors, Wigmore Hall, London

Fifty years ago, seeing Steve Beresford, Terry Day, Peter Cusack, John Russell et al in concert, Peter Riley gave a rather lucid exposition of the nature, function and challenges - for player and listener - of free improvisation The post JJ 06/75: Eleven Improvisors, Wigmore Hall, London appeared first on Jazz Journal.Read Article

JJ 06/75: Donald Byrd - Stepping Into Tomorrow

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

JJ 06/75: Donald Byrd - Stepping Into Tomorrow

Fifty years ago, Mark Gardner heard in trumpeter Byrd's incorporation of funk and rock not the advent of a new jazz suggested by the title but a shallow pursuit of fashion The post JJ 06/75: Donald Byrd – Stepping Into Tomorrow appeared first on Jazz Journal.Read Article

The Master Of Drums: Gene Krupa And The Music He Gave To The World

There’s a scene in a recent Led Zeppelin documentary in which the band’s powerhouse drummer, John Bonham, discusses how important an influence Gene Krupa was on his approach to playing drums. Regularly raised too has been the impact Krupa had on the thunderous, edge-of-your-seat style of other rock skin-bashers like The Who’s Keith Moon, Ringo, […] The post The Master Of Drums: Gene Krupa And The Music He Gave To The World appeared first on Jazz…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

JJ 06/75: George Duke

Fifty years ago, Barry McRae dismissed one of the masters of modern jazz keyboard and arrangement in very few words, declining to hear in his latest record more than high-quality disco music The post JJ 06/75: George Duke – Feel appeared first on Jazz Journal.Music · United Kingdom Read Article

JJ 06/65: Friedrich Gulda - From Vienna With Jazz

Sixty years ago, Gerald Lascelles regretted that Gulda's treatment of great operas was issued under the guise of jazz, despite the presence of such as Mel Lewis, Benny Bailey, Jimmy Deuchar and Tubby Hayes The post JJ 06/65: Friedrich Gulda – From Vienna With Jazz appeared first on Jazz Journal.Vienna, Austria · Vienna Read Article

JJ 06/65: Michael Garrick - October Woman

Sixty years ago, Mark Gardner was relieved to find no poetry in Garrick's latest excursion but still was troubled by Coleridge Goode's bowing and humming and Shake Keane and Joe Harriot's free forming The post JJ 06/65: Michael Garrick – October Woman appeared first on Jazz Journal.London, England · London Read Article

Reviewed: Savina Yannatou | Brigitte Beraha with Alan Barnes & Barry Green

Savina Yannatou: Watersong (ECM 2772) Four very different vocalists feature in this set of reviews, the first being Savina Yannatou, from Greece. She shares honours on Watersong with Tunisian singer Lamia Bedioui and the Primavera en Salonico, a mixed sextet of accordion, flute, strings and percussion that was formed in 1993 to play arrangements of […] The post Reviewed: Savina Yannatou | Brigitte Beraha with Alan Barnes & Barry Green | Brittany…Greece · Greece Read Article

Jazz nad Odrą 2025, Wrocław, Poland

Wrocław breathed jazz for five days Wrocław, 23–27 April 2025: Jazz nad Odrą – the oldest jazz festival in Poland – has been continuously attracting those for whom jazz is more than just music for over six decades. Its stages feature not only leading European names, but also world-class artists from New York, Oslo, Tel […] The post Jazz nad Odrą 2025, Wrocław, Poland appeared first on Jazz Journal.Wrocław · Wrocław Read Article

JJ 06/65: Teo Macero - a conversation with Sinclair Traill

‘Stan, I’d love to write a piece for you, but you really don’t know me very well or the kind of thing I do, and I think your whole approach is wrong’ ‘You were saying you didn’t dig Stan Kenton – well I can’t go along with you there, all the way. I remember once […] The post JJ 06/65: Teo Macero – a conversation with Sinclair Traill appeared first on Jazz Journal.United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Reviewed: Harvey Mason | Karlis Auzins Double Trio

Harvey Mason: Changing Partners Trios 2 (Evosound EVSA2937) As the original drummer in Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters and a founder member of smooth-jazz specialists Fourplay, Harvey Mason has forged a reputation as a member of the fusion family. In addition he has supported numerous popular performers over a considerable amount of time. By way of contrast, […] The post Reviewed: Harvey Mason | Karlis Auzins Double Trio | Theo Travis | Ensemble C …United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

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