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The Kevin Brady Trio Featuring Bill Carrothers Live In Dublin Ireland

The Kevin Brady Trio Featuring Bill Carrothers Live In Dublin Ireland

The Kevin Brady Trio featuring Bill Carrothers @ JJ Smyth's The band's back together on the 27th of June 2013, for a night of top-class jazz from Kevin Brady, Dave Redmond and Bill Carrothers! Venue: JJ Smyths, Aungier Street Date: Thursday 27th of June Time: 20:30pm €10 Kevin Brady - ...

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Article: Album Review

Francesco Turrisi: Songs of Experience

Read "Songs of Experience" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Pianist Francesco Turrisi's first two albums as leader, the classically influenced jazz of Si Dolce e il Tormento (Diatribe Recordings, 2009) and the more brooding, improvised Fotografia (Diatribe Recordings, 2011) were united by Turrisi's mostly spare voice as much as they were by the folk, classical and jazz threads from which he draws inspiration. Here, Turrisi ...

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Article: Book Review

Stealing Hearts At A Travelling Show: The Graphic Design of "U2"

Read "Stealing Hearts At A Travelling Show: The Graphic Design of "U2"" reviewed by Nenad Georgievski


Stealing Hearts At A Travelling Show: The Graphic Design of “U2" Lisa Godson 106 Pages ISBN: 0954519302 AMP Visual 2003 Since its humble beginnings in the 1960s, the album cover has travelled a long distance from being a practical protective packaging to a miniature canvas rife with famous and ...

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Article: Album Review

The Paul Dunlea Group: bi-polAr

Read "bi-polAr" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Bipolar disorder is, at its core, about extreme changes in personality and mood. When somebody is diagnosed with said ailment, it's a serious problem, but it can be a positive attribute when an album carries this affliction. Trombonist Paul Dunlea's two polar opposites deal with grooving funk versus staid scenarios, but nobody need worry about these ...

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Article: Record Label Profile

Diatribe Records: Heart and Soul of the Music

Read "Diatribe Records: Heart and Soul of the Music" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Whilst Ireland has long produced music of world renown, this tiny, most Westerly European nation has never been quite so famous for producing cutting edge jazz. However, as European jazz has gradually let slip the American accent--an evolution that perhaps gathered its greatest momentum with the birth of the ECM label--so, too, in Ireland, a new ...

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Article: Album Review

Thought-Fox: My Guess

Read "My Guess" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Thought-Fox is a quintet led by Lauren Kinsella, whose adventurism was already apparent on All This Talk About (WideEarRecords, 2012), an intimate series of improvisations with drummer Alex Huber. In a short time, the Irish singer has garnered glowing praise for her voice--a thing of rare beauty--and for her very personal improvisational style. Improvisations certainly color ...

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Article: Album Review

The Paul Dunlea Group: bi-polAr

Read "bi-polAr" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


Ireland's jazz scene may not yet count for much on the international stage, but it's producing players and writers of undoubted talent. On the evidence of bi-polAr, trombonist Paul Dunlea can be added to that growing roster, especially for lovers of the funkier end of the jazz spectrum.Based in Cork, Dunlea formed the Paul ...

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Article: Live Review

Cork Jazz Festival: Cork, Ireland, October 26-28, 2012

Read "Cork Jazz Festival: Cork, Ireland, October 26-28, 2012" reviewed by Martin Longley


Cork Jazz Festival 2012 Cork, Ireland October 26-28, 2012 Cork is Ireland's second city, but it still doesn't feel like too much of a metropolis. Its jazz festival has been running for 34 years, and is always scheduled to coincide with the national public holiday weekend at the ...

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Article: Album Review

Van Morrison: Born to Sing: No Plan B

Read "Born to Sing: No Plan B" reviewed by Doug Collette


A propitious return to Blue Note Records, Born to Sing: No Plan B is one of the most inspired and accessible albums of singer/songwriter Van Morrison's storied career. It would not be appropriate or accurate to draw direct comparisons to Moondance (Warner Bros., 1970), His Band & The Street Choir (Warner Bros., 1970) or Tupelo Honey ...

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Article: Album Review

Van Morrison: Born to Sing - No Plan B

Read "Born to Sing - No Plan B" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


When Ray Charles died in 2004, he left only one artist (two if you count Willie Nelson) with a comparable musical vision and depth and breadth of creative reach: Van Morrison. For 40 years, Morrison has surveyed the spectrum of American music, just as Charles had. Morrison passed blues, soul, R&B, rock, country, jazz and folk ...


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