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Mingus : Jazz in Detroit / Strata Concert Gallery / 46 Selden
When you think of icons of jazz on their particular instrument who would you pick? John Coltrane comes to mind on sax,Bill Evans Piano,Art Blakey drums but who on bass?
The Brian Auger Trio: Live At Bogies EP
Trailblazer and organist extraordinaire Brian Auger cuts his teeth with his first piano led trio...
Lucky Brown & The SG's : Mesquite Suite
Tramps records maybe germany's smallest funk label but they sure do pack a punch when they deliver new product.
Hexagonal : McCoy & Mseleku
The opener 'Walk Spirit Talk Spirit' kicks off with heavy horn blessedness reigning down on this lilting slow burner of a tune that explodes into a fast swing driven imperiously by drummer,Tristan Banks
Swing Out Sister: Almost Persuaded (MISO)
It’s been 10 years since Swing Out Sister's last studio album graced the charts and new album “Almost Persuaded”, which has taken 3 years to record, herald’s a triumphant return to form...
read moreJake Mason Trio: The Stranger In The Mirror
These guys really have excelled themselves in pushing the boundaries of soul jazz and on the quality of what's on offer,a scintillating killer of epic proportions
Hailey Tuck : Junk
Larry Klein has captured the magic too and this well honed band need to be given special props- sublime arrangements is what you get here and each song has a unique quality
Radka Toneff & Steve Dobrogosz : Fairytales
The duo's music is so extraordinary, in fact, it's impossible to put this album on in the background without being drawn into its inner world
J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz from Japan 1969-1984
Barely Breaking Even delve into the vaults of Japanese Jazz, known as J-Jazz this almost cult musical brotherhood that still exists today and played in small jazz clubs, shrine like...
The Chick Corea and Steve Gadd Band: Chinese Butterfly
Opener 'Chick's Chum's' get proceedings off to a thrilling start harking back to the 70's with its grabbing head,percussive master strokes from Gadd himself and a blistering sax solo courtesy of Steve Wilson
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