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Acoustic Triangle: 3 Dimensions
by John Kelman
Britain's Acoustic Triangle has always operated with the distinct premise of playing only in environments acoustically suited for completely acoustic performances. Recording with the same devotion to making the room a fourth member of the group, with no post-production processing, the trio has gradually shifted further away from overt jazz references, with Resonance (Audio-B, 2005) moving ...
Welsh Musicians Nominated for Jazz Awards
Two Welsh musicians have been nominated for the coveted BBC Jazz Awards. Karen Price catches up with Ian Shaw and Gwilym Simcock. A COUPLE of weeks ago, Ian Shaw was singing with Charlotte Church at the christening party for her daughter Ruby. The pair met when he mentored her as she made the move from classical ...
SGS Group, Inc.: presents...
by AAJ Italy Staff
Un trio di musicisti giovani e di grandi prospettive, che si frequentano da tempo (formavano ad esempio il quartetto di Klaus Gesing in Heart Luggage) e perciò hanno un eccellente interplay, danno vita a questo lavoro fatto di omaggi, molti attraverso riletture di brani, tre invece attraverso esplicite dediche di composizioni originali, una per ciascun membro ...
A Video Anthology Volume 1
By Bill Bruford
Label: Summerfold Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Triplicity; Original Sin; Cloud Cuckoo Land; Revel Without a Pause; Baja del Sol; Tramontana; Beelzebub;
Footloose and Fancy Free; Libreville; Highland Games; Youth; Song; White Knuckle Wedding; The Wooden
Man Sings, and the Stone Woman Dances.
Perception
Label: Basho Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: A Typical Affair; Sneaky; And Then She Was Gone; Time and Tide; Almost Moment; Voices; Affinity; Message; The Way You Look Tonight; My One and Only Love (live).
Gwilym Simcock: Perception
by John Kelman
It's rare when an artist emerges to accolades like the most important new pianist on the British scene," and even rarer when such praise is justified. It's rarer still when it's an artist like Gwilym Simcock who, at twenty-six, has won a bevy of British awards despite coming to jazz from a classical background less than ...
Bill Bruford: Earthly Endeavors, Heavenly Pursuits
by Ian Patterson
For twenty years drummer Bill Bruford has been the engine of Earthworks, one of Britain's most inventive and original jazz bands. Earthworks slowly revolving door has, over the years, seen the coming and going of some of Britain's finest young jazz talent, from keyboardist Django Bates and saxophonist Iain Ballamy to ex-Chick Corea sideman and current ...


