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Article: Album Review

Iskra 1903: South on the Northern

Read "South on the Northern" reviewed by John Eyles


Paul Rutherford's trio Iskra 1903 existed in two different editions, both including Rutherford on trombone and Barry Guy on bass. The first (in existence from 1970 to 1974) added Derek Bailey on guitar, the second (from 1977 to 1995) Philipp Wachsmann on violin. Thanks largely to the efforts of Emanem (with a contribution from Guy's own ...

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The Complete 15 August 2001

Label: Tzadik
Released: 2013

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Various Brits: Just Not Cricket!

Label: Ni Vu Ni Connu
Released: 2013
Track listing: LP1: Duo Coxhill/Ward; Duo Coxhill/Prévost; Quartet Davies/Robinson/Sanders/Watts. LP2: Quintet Coxhill/Edwards/Minton/Prévost/Watts; Quintet Arthurs/Edwards/Hutchings/Sanders/Ward. LP3: Trio Davies/Hutchings/Lash; Quartet Beresford/Davies/Edwards/Minton; Quartet Arthurs/Beresford/Mnton/Prévost; Quartet Arthurs/Brand/Lash/Ward; Trio Beresford/Brand/Edwards. LP4: Quartet Bevan/Edwards/Hutchings/Sanders; Trio Bevan/Edwards/lash; Trio Arthurs/Beresford/Bourne; Trio Bourne/Sanders/Watts; Duo Brand/Sanders.

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Article: Take Five With...

Take Five With Noel Akchote

Read "Take Five With Noel Akchote" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Meet Noel Akchote: Trained from the age of eight, Noel Akchote debuted as a guitarist in 1990. Noel Akochote has collaborated with a wide variety of musicians like Henri Texier, Louis Sclavis, Daniel Humair, Jacques Thollot, Sam Rivers, Derek Bailey, Eugene Chadbourne, Fred Firth, Evan Parker, Lol Coxhill, Tim Berne, and George Lewis. Later in ...

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Article: Album Review

konstruKt: Turkish Free Music

Read "Turkish Free Music" reviewed by Mark Corroto


When we think of the term “virus," we equate it with human disease or an infection, as in a computer virus. But consider the musical virus known as free jazz, or improvisation. Its origins can be traced back to a Louis Armstrong solo deviating from his brass band's arrangement. Quickly, his extemporizing blossomed into jazz music ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Tubby Hayes: Seven Steps to Heaven - Live at the Hopbine 1972

Read "Tubby Hayes: Seven Steps to Heaven - Live at the Hopbine 1972" reviewed by Roger Farbey


This set from the late saxophonist and flautist Tubby Hayes was extraordinary for several reasons. It featured along with his regular pianist of the time, Mike Pyne, two other virtuoso musicians, drummer Tony Oxley who repeatedly topped the Melody Maker British section jazz polls and the relatively less well known Daryl Runswick--primarily a classically trained musician ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Christian Winther & Christian Meaas Svendsen: W / M

Read "Christian Winther & Christian Meaas Svendsen: W / M" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


W/ M is a double album that feature two debuts as solo artists of two young and promising Norwegian improvisers, both spinning out of the creative environment around the Music Academy in Oslo. Guitarist Christian Winther, a member of the punk-jazz trio Ich Bin N!ntendo, genre-bending trio Monkey Plot and the free improvisers collective Mummu, and ...

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Article: Album Review

Tony Oxley: A Birthday Tribute--75 Years

Read "A Birthday Tribute--75 Years" reviewed by John Eyles


As its title indicates, this album was released to mark the occasion of drummer Tony Oxley's seventy-fifth birthday (which occurred on June 15 2013.) Fittingly, it is released on Incus, the ground-breaking label that Oxley established in 1970 with Derek Bailey and Evan Parker, frequently cited as “the first independent musician-run record label in Britain" (just ...

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Article: We Travel the Spaceways

The Dude Abides

Read "The Dude Abides" reviewed by Mark Corroto


To paraphrase Jeffrey Lebowski, aka The Dude (or El Dudarino, if you are not into the brevity thing), “I've had a rough night, and I hate the fucking Grateful Dead, man." Actually, The Dude said the “Eagles" (and I guess I'm obliged to agree with him), but for me the Dead seem to always get under ...

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Article: Live Review

Chicago Jazz Festival 2013

Read "Chicago Jazz Festival 2013" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Chicago Jazz FestivalChicago, ILAugust 29-September 1, 2013Chicago is...You get the feeling it is a jazz city when, waiting in line at the airport, you overhear a conversation about Anthony Braxton's first meeting with Derek Bailey. Then, your suspicions are confirmed in the taxi, on the drive to the 2013 Chicago Jazz ...


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