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Tanja Maritsa: Elegantly Yours
Lee Tyler catches up with the elegant charms of Tanja Maritsa as he finds this, one time Jazz, now jack (or should that be Jacqui) of a lot more trades, in slightly jovial mood to talk about her two singles in - now impending album...
Christian Scott: Blow4blow
Pete Lewis speaks to Grammy-nominated New Orleans trumpeter Christian Scott, as the man dubbed “jazz’s young style god” discusses his powerful new LP ‘Yesterday You Said Tomorrow’
Elisa Caleb: A breath of fresh air
Pete Lewis talks to internationally-celebrated, up-and-coming London jazz vocalist Elisa Caleb about her debut album ‘Carry Me Home’ and the personal story behind its current single ‘The Wind’
Portico Quartet: 4-tune Hunters
Lee Tyler catches up with Drummer/Hang player from the formidable jazz de force, the Portico Quartet. We talk fighting critics, new album ‘Isla’ and having an Imelda May and Lizzie Parks sandwich!? ... HP sauce anyone?
Harry Connick, Jr: Connick Timing
Pete Lewis enjoys morning drinks in Mayfair with iconic New Orleans jazz singer/pianist/arranger Harry Connick, Jr., whose international Top 10 LP ‘Your Songs’ now attains its UK release...
The Terence Blanchard Group: The Right Choice
Pete Lewis calls up multi-Grammy-winning jazz trumpeter/arranger/composer Terence Blanchard, to discuss the thinking behind the influential New Orleans musician’s new album ‘Choices’
Prince Sampson: Guitar Hero
The life of a session musician is a thankless task, mutually appreciated by all but never fully applauded. So, as we start to clap, Kevin Angel rights that wrong with an interview with Prince Sampson- session guitarist making a break for the big time.
Yolanda Quartey: Whole lotta Diva
I was lucky enough to catch Phantom Limb's lead singer Yolanda Quartey whilst on a trip to Bristol recently. With the re-release of their first critically acclaimed album and a mighty fine new single (Draw the Line) causing waves...
Imelda May: Finally Mayde it!
As Imelda May prepares for a date at the Indigo2 supporting Jeff Beck, Blues and Soul's Ali Raymond took her away from the music, if only for a minute, to discuss the making of Mrs. May.
Review of the Stuggart jazzopen 2009
Given the choice of hanging round Swine Flu infested London or going on a press trip to cover the 'jazzopen' jazz festival in Stuggart with a star-studdied line-up. My decision was a relatively easy to make..."Germany it is then..."
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