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Article: Album Review

Marco Eneidi Quintet: Wheat Fields of Kleylehof

Read "Wheat Fields of Kleylehof" reviewed by Mark Corroto


To borrow a phrase once associated with Charlie Parker after his death: “Marco Eneidi lives!" Though less widely known in the mainstream jazz world, alto saxophonist Marco Eneidi (1956--2016) was a towering figure in free jazz and creative music. A West Coast native, he moved to New York in the 1980s and, following the passing of ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Two Unearthed Live Gems By Rahsaan Roland Kirk

Read "Two Unearthed Live Gems By Rahsaan Roland Kirk" reviewed by Michael Blake


What a joy it was to sit down with these never-before-heard live recordings from American jazz genius Rahsaan Roland Kirk. Unearthed by producer Zev Feldman and released in tandem by Resonance Records, these beautifully packaged CD sets--complete with striking artwork, evocative photos, and heartfelt personal reflections--are a marvelous tribute in their own right. I ...

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Article: Album Review

Grant Stewart: Next Spring

Read "Next Spring" reviewed by Pierre Giroux


Grant Stewart's Next Spring reaffirms his position as a leading figure in the current mainstream jazz scene. With his strong tone and deeply swinging phrasing, Stewart again channels the legacies of Sonny Rollins, Charlie Parker, and Joe Henderson, yet his voice remains distinctly his own. Recorded at the iconic Van Gelder Studios in Englewood Cliffs, NJ, ...

Article: Multiple Reviews

Due spettacolari inediti dal vivo di Rahsaan Roland Kirk

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Abbiamo chiesto a Michael Blake, affermato sassofonista sulla scena newyorchese e cultore della musica di Rahsaan Roland Kirk, di ascoltare i due recenti inediti dal vivo di Kirk e condividere con i lettori di All About Jazz le sue impressioni. Ecco il resoconto Che gioia ritrovare questi inediti dal vivo del genio del ...

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Article: Live Review

Baku Jazz Festival 2025: Part 2

Read "Baku Jazz Festival 2025: Part 2" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Part 1 | Part 2 Baku Jazz Festival Various Venues 20th edition, Days 5-8 Baku, Azerbaijan October 24-31, 2025 Driving around Baku the brightly colored dayglow signs advertising Baku Jazz Festival 2025 catch the eye at every turn. So do posters for COP 29, ...

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Article: Interview

Sergio Armaroli: The Musical Omnivore

Read "Sergio Armaroli: The Musical Omnivore" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Sergio Armaroli is an Italian composer, percussionist, vibraphonist, teacher and visual artist whose music can be found on multiple labels including ezz-thetics, Leo Records, Dodicilune, Ictus Records and Da Vinci Classics. His 2025 releases include Deconstructing Ayler In The Universe (Dodicilune), And I Entered Into Sleep (Die Schachtel), and the ezz-thetics discs Introducing A Very Heavy ...

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Article: Album Review

Pepper Adams: Pepper Adams Quintet

Read "Pepper Adams Quintet" reviewed by Joshua Weiner


Formed in 2025, the Gammaut label has upped the ante on deluxe audiophile reissues of classic jazz with their debut release, Pepper Adams Quintet (Mode Records, 1957). Original master tapes used? Check. Careful lacquer cutting at 45 RPM by Bernie Grundman? Check. Top-notch heavy vinyl pressing by Gotta Groove Records housed in a sturdy Stoughton gatefold? ...

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Article: The Jazz Files

Songs for Nica: How Jazz Fell in Love with a Baroness

Read "Songs for Nica: How Jazz Fell in Love with a Baroness" reviewed by Hank Hehmsoth


For decades, the name Nica has surfaced quietly but persistently in jazz titles and liner notes. Baroness Pannonica de Koenigswarter--the Rothschild-born patron and confidant of Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, and dozens of others--left a mark far deeper than her reputation as jazz's “Baroness." Her name became part of the music itself, traveling across generations ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Celebrating A Century Of Charlie Parker, Part 1

Read "Celebrating A Century Of Charlie Parker, Part 1" reviewed by Larry Slater


The jazz world celebrated the centennial of Charlie Parker's birth in 2020. Parker is one of the select few musicians who justify the term '"genius." He was unquestionably one the greatest improvisers who ever played the music,. A critic for Downbeat wrote, “to say Charlie Parker was one of the greatest jazz musicians who ever lived ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

A Savoy Revival: New OJCs from Hank Mobley & Yusef Lateef

Read "A Savoy Revival: New OJCs from Hank Mobley & Yusef Lateef" reviewed by C. Andrew Hovan


Although the Concord Music Group acquired the legendary Savoy Records archives in 2017, the catalog has seen little reissue activity since. Founded in 1942 by Herman Lubinsky, Savoy earned distinction for documenting rhythm and blues, gospel, and jazz over several decades. The label captured many of bebop's pioneering voices--Charlie Parker, Dexter Gordon, Kenny Clarke, and Dizzy ...


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