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You Know I Care

Label: 22a
Released: 2023
Track listing: On The Nile; Mainmoun; Infant Eyes; Poor Eric; John Coltrane; You Know I Care.

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Article: Year in Review

Neil Duggan's Best Jazz Albums Of 2023

Read "Neil Duggan's Best Jazz Albums Of 2023" reviewed by Neil Duggan


With a continual flow of interesting releases, 2023 was the gift that kept on giving. Many of these releases were forged during the pandemic, many as a result of the freedom to fully interact with other musicians again and get back to the serious business of creating and entertaining. Whatever the drivers, both up-and-coming artists and ...

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Article: Album Review

Tenderlonious: You Know I Care

Read "You Know I Care" reviewed by Neil Duggan


Ed Cawthorne, also known as Tenderlonious, is a versatile multi-instrumentalist able to combine genres and styles which to date have included Indian classical ragas with his quartet Jaubi, jazz fusion takes on the music of John Coltrane and Yusef Lateef with his bands Ruby Rushton and 22archestra, and electro funk and ambient electronica in his solo ...

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Active Imagination

Label: 22a
Released: 2020
Track listing: So Long Chef; Ahimsa; Gordian Knot Lart I; Gordian Knot Part II; Dansoman Last Stop.

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Nick Walters: Active Imagination

Read "Active Imagination" reviewed by Chris May


A rugged modal-based spiritual-jazz blowing session from the trumpeter Nick Walters, who has one foot in the underground London scene which is shaking up British jazz, and another in his home city, Manchester. Walters is a member of two Manchester bands, Riot Jazz Brass Band and Beats & Pieces Big Band, and leads the London-based Paradox ...

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The Shakedown

Label: 22a
Released: 2018
Track listing: Expansions; Yussef’s Groove; Togo; SV Interlude; The Shakedown; Maria; You Decide; SV Disco; Red Sky At Night.

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Article: Album Review

Tenderlonious featuring The 22archestra: The Shakedown

Read "The Shakedown" reviewed by Chris May


In Britain, the incidence of self-taught jazz musicians has declined dramatically over recent decades. Jazz-studies programmes have mushroomed in colleges and more and more young players have been signing up to them. Successful stylists of earlier eras, who may have studied informally with an older musician but who learnt most of their art on the bandstand, ...


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