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Matana Roberts At Black Box

by Ian Patterson
September 4, 2024

Matana Roberts Black Box Belfast, N. Ireland August 28, 2024 Billed as “Matana Roberts + Guest," this Moving On Music gig turned out to be a solo performance by the Chicago-born, New York-based reeds player and sound experimentalist. No explanation was given as to why the “plus one" failed to show, ...

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The Journey

By Martin Speake

Label: Black Box
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Journey; JT's Symmetrical Scale; Remember; Charukeshi; Playing in Todi; Still With Me

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Black Box

By Katja Endemann

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004

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Martin Speake: The Journey

Read "The Journey" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
October 16, 2004

Alto saxophonist Martin Speake continues to be an all too well-kept secret in the UK. With a discography that has ranged from the more free-flowing extemporization of The Ta T'ien to the intimate Amazing Grace , from the world music view of Fever Pitch to a unique take on Exploring Standards , Speake's career has been ...

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Ain't This Cosy

By Kate Dimbleby

Label: Black Box
Released: 2000

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For all We Know

By Jacqueline Dankworth

Label: Black Box
Released: 2000

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Kate Dimbleby-Geoff Eales Trio: Ain't This Cosy

by Dave Nathan
September 1, 2000

If imitation is the highest form of flattery, then the ears of the inestimable Peggy Lee must be ringing. Kate Dimbleby's effort is at least the fourth tribute album honoring Ms Lee in the last few years. There was Jeanie Bryson's, followed by Connie Evingson's. Then Mosaic Records issued the complete Capitol Record transcriptions of Peggy ...

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Jacqueline Dankworth/James Pearson: For all We Know

by Dave Nathan
September 1, 2000

English vocalist Jacqueline Dankworth has teamed with her regular pianist James Pearson in a live performance of romantic standards, originals and traditional songs. Although For all We Know is her debut as a soloist, Dankworth is by no means a novice entertainer. She has appeared in London's West End theatres in many a musical production, performed ...