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3

Published: 22-Jul-2017

Geof Bradfield
Birdhoused (Cellar Live)
Reviewed by Dan McClenaghan
3

Published: 22-Jul-2017

Orbital Quintet
Vol. 1 (Self Produced)
Reviewed by Troy Dostert
2

Published: 22-Jul-2017

Vanessa Collier
Meeting My Shadow (Ruf Records)
Reviewed by James Nadal
2

Published: 22-Jul-2017

Larry Wilson
No Secrets No Lies (Self Produced)
Reviewed by Geannine Reid
1

Published: 22-Jul-2017

Country Joe McDonald
50 (Rag Baby Records)
Reviewed by Doug Collette

21-Jul-2017

1

Published: 21-Jul-2017

Olie Brice Quintet
Day After Day (Babel Label)
Reviewed by John Eyles
9

Published: 21-Jul-2017

Amok Amor
We Know Not What We Do (Intakt Records)
Reviewed by Glenn Astarita
3

Published: 21-Jul-2017

Slade
Slade Alive! (Polydor Records)
Reviewed by C. Michael Bailey
10

Published: 21-Jul-2017

Kevin Hays / Lionel Loueke
Hope (Newvelle Records)
Reviewed by Karl Ackermann

20-Jul-2017

12

Published: 20-Jul-2017

Brian McCarthy Nonet
The Better Angels of Our Nature (Truth Revolution Records)
Reviewed by Karl Ackermann
5

Published: 20-Jul-2017

Sergio Pamies
What Brought You Here? (Bebyne Records)
Reviewed by Troy Dostert
6

Published: 20-Jul-2017

Motif
My Head Is Listening (Clean Feed Records)
Reviewed by John Sharpe
11

Published: 20-Jul-2017

Charles Lloyd
Passin' Thru (Blue Note Records)
Reviewed by Ian Patterson
2

Published: 20-Jul-2017

Kadi Vija
Ugly Beauty (Texicalli)
Reviewed by Nick Davies

19-Jul-2017

3

Published: 19-Jul-2017

Miles Davis Quintet
Relaxin’ With the Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige Records)
Reviewed by C. Michael Bailey
8

Published: 19-Jul-2017

Howard Riley
Constant Change 1976-2016 (NoBusiness Records)
Reviewed by John Sharpe
1

Published: 19-Jul-2017

Quinsin Nachoff
Quinsin Nachoff's Ethereal Trio (Whirlwind Recordings Ltd)
Reviewed by Mark Corroto
12

Published: 19-Jul-2017

WVC
Do Not Go Gently (Self Produced)
Reviewed by Ian Patterson
5

Published: 19-Jul-2017

Sandy Evans
Rock Pool Mirror (Tall Poppies)
Reviewed by Barry O'Sullivan

18-Jul-2017

3

Published: 18-Jul-2017

Clark Sommers Lens
By A Thread (ears&eyes Records)
Reviewed by Dan McClenaghan
13

Published: 18-Jul-2017

David Sylvian
There Is No Love (Confront Recordings)
Reviewed by Phil Barnes
6

Published: 18-Jul-2017

Rob Mazurek
Rome (Clean Feed Records)
Reviewed by Karl Ackermann
11

Published: 18-Jul-2017

Marvin Dolly
Shades Of Life (Folk Dance Music)
Reviewed by James Nadal

17-Jul-2017

10

Published: 17-Jul-2017

Satoko Fujii / Natsuki Tamura
Kisaragi (Libra Records)
Reviewed by Karl Ackermann
5

Published: 17-Jul-2017

Guy Mintus Trio
A Home In Between (Self Produced)
Reviewed by Troy Dostert
9

Published: 17-Jul-2017

Martin Küchen
The Spirit Of Piteşti (Clean Feed Records)
Reviewed by Mark Corroto

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I love jazz because of its infinite variety. I was first exposed to jazz at 16 (Cannonball Adderley's Something Else) by my roommate. The best show I ever attended was Sarah Vaughan at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London. The first jazz record I bought was Native Dancer by Wayne Shorter. My advice to new listeners: focus your listening
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I love jazz because of its infinite variety. I was first exposed to jazz at 16 (Cannonball Adderley's Something Else) by my roommate. The best show I ever attended was Sarah Vaughan at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London. The first jazz record I bought was Native Dancer by Wayne Shorter. My advice to new listeners: focus your listening. You hear something different every time.
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