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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Brett Garsed, Tom Coster, Niacin, Chick Corea, Akira Jimbo, Andre Drage, Mohini Dey, Resonance Vox

Read "Brett Garsed, Tom Coster, Niacin, Chick Corea, Akira Jimbo, Andre Drage, Mohini Dey, Resonance Vox" reviewed by Len Davis

by Len Davis

We kick off the week at Uncle Moe's Space Ranch with gritty, high-density fusion featuring Brett Garsed and Dennis Chambers, followed by more intense fusion from Tom Coster with the late sax legend Bob Berg. Power Trio Niacin brings the heat alongside the late Chick Corea and drummer Cindy Blackman Santana. We dive into new music ...

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Article: Album Review

Usein Bekirov: Free Way Deluxe

Read "Free Way Deluxe" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Labels, reductive at best, prove especially slippery when applied to Lviv-based pianist-keyboardist Usein Bekirov. Ethno-jazz, ethno-fusion, jazz-funk--all these titles and more have followed his music around since his debut album, Taterrium (4Records, 2016). Born in Uzbekistan but raised in Crimea from the age of eight, Bekirov has drawn variously on his Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar roots, ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Classics from Bud Powell and others, new music from Joel Ross and others

Read "Classics from Bud Powell and others, new music from Joel Ross and others" reviewed by David W. Daniels

by David W. Daniels

Classic artists include Bud Powell, Trudy Pitts, Jackie McLean and others. Recently released music from Oscar Laven, Ron Carter, Kenny Dorham, and others. Recognizing this week's birthdays including William Parker, Max Roach, Mike Stern, and Dave Weckl.Playlist Chick Corea with Eddie Gomez and Paul Motian “Off The Cuff" from Further Explorations (Concord Jazz) 00:00 ...

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Article: Live Review

Fountain de Chopin's "Thank You" Festival in Hong Kong

Read "Fountain de Chopin's "Thank You" Festival in Hong Kong" reviewed by Rob Garratt

by Rob Garratt

Fountain de Chopin's Third-Birthday “Thank You" Festival Fountain de Chopin San Po Kong, Hong Kong January 1, 2026 Hong Kong is enjoying a surprising, and surprisingly youth-centric, jazz renaissance. A decade ago, you might have struggled to count notable local players on two hands, today there are more feisty Berklee graduates ...

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Article: Year in Review

Most Read Album Reviews: 2025

Read "Most Read Album Reviews: 2025" reviewed by Michael Ricci

by Michael Ricci

All About Jazz tracks how often an album review is read, and the reviews listed below represent our most popular in 2025 Alma Libre Arturo Sandoval Reviewed by Karan Khosla July 23, 2025 And Now Kjetil Mulelid Reviewed by John Eyles February 16, 2025

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Trilogy 3

By Chick Corea

Label: Candid Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Humpty Dumpty; Windows; Ask Me Now; You’d Be So Easy To Love; Trinkle Tinkle; Scarlatti: Sonata in D Minor; Spanish Song; Tempus Fugit.

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Piano Improvisations Vol. 1

By Chick Corea

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Noon Song; Song for Sally; Ballad for Anna; Song of the Wind; Sometime Ago; Where Are You Now? (A Suite of Eight Pictures).

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Forever Yours: The Final Performance (Live)

By Chick Corea

Label: Candid Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Chick's Welcome (Live); Armando's Rhumba (Live); It Could Happen To You (Live); Overjoyed (Live); Mozart: Piano Sonata in F, KV332 (2nd Part - Adagio) (Live); Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Live); Chick Talks About Monk And Bud (Live); Round Midnight (Live); Trinkle Tinkle (Live); Dusk In Sandi (Live); Waltz For Debby (Live); In A Sentimental Mood (Live); Chick Talks Portraits (Live); Portrait: Sam (Live); Chick Introduces The Next Portrait (Live); Portrait: Terri (Live); Chick Talks Children's Songs (Live); Children's Song No. 1 (Live); Children's Song No. 2 (Live); Children's Song No. 10 (Live); Children's Song No. 17 (Live); Children's Song No. 19 (Live); Children's Song No. 20 (Live).

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Article: Album Review

Alex Skolnick Trio: Prove You're Not a Robot

Read "Prove You're Not a Robot" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

Few musicians have leapt the chasm between thrash metal and jazz with the audacity and grace of Alex Skolnick. Having made his name with Bay Area thrashers Testament in their Big Four-era ascent, Skolnick's departure from metal in the early '90s was not burnout, but a transformation fueled by his pursuit of a BFA in jazz ...

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Article: Album Review

John Clay: About Time

Read "About Time" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

New York-based drummer John Clay's latest album is appropriately titled About Time. For a drummer, of course, every phrase, every measure, every game plan is in essence about time, and Clay keeps exemplary time on each of the album's 10 numbers, as do the other members of his splendid quintet. Clay pilots a burnished ...


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