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Jazz Sabbath were considered by many to be at the forefront of the new UK jazz movement in the late Sixties. They were recording two albums in 1969, but both seemed destined never to be released. Until now.

Due to legal disputes with a session player the recording of the second album had to be abandoned and never to be mentioned again. Their first album was finished, but when news broke that band leader Milton Keanes had suffered a massive heart attack and was hospitalised, the record label cancelled the release. They didn't want to risk releasing an album from a band that might lose its musical leader.

Album

Jazz Sabbath Live

By Jazz Sabbath

Label: Blacklake
Released: 2026
Track listing: CD1: Black Sabbath; The Wizard; War Pigs; Behind the Wall of Sleep; Iron Man; Fairies Wear Boots. CD2: Hole in the Sky; Paranoid; Into the Void; Rat Salad; Children of the Grave.

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Jesse Davis, Jazzlab Orchestra, Xavi Rekja, New Jazz Underground

by Cheryl K.
April 6, 2026

During this week's two-hour program of jazz and improvised music--vocalist Rebecca Rafla; saxophonist Jesse Davis; saxophonist/composer Oded Tzur; the Jazzlab Orchestra; saxophonist Tia Fuller and pianist Shamie Fuller-Royston; Neves E Silva; trumpeter Adam O'Farrill's Elephant; the David Smith Quintet; and Jazz Sabbath. Playlist Cal Tjader/Mary Stalling “I Didn't Know About You" from Cal Tjader ...

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Javier Nero Jazz Orchestra, Hendrik Meurkens, Alexander Claffy, Noa Levy & Paul Edis and more

by Benjamin Boddie
April 2, 2026

Today's Music--Right Now! Fantastic music by Javier Nero Jazz Orchestra, Hendrik Meurkens, Alexander Claffy, Noa Levy & Paul Edis, The BLCK Madonna, Ulysses Owens Jr., Dominic Walker Trio, The Sistering, Pat Bianchi, James Fernando, Sam Robinson, Dave Wilson Quartet, Jazz Sabbath, Jack Wood, Baltimore Jazz Collective, Sam Yahel, Monika Herzig, Kurt Elling & WDR Big Band, ...

Article: Album Review

Jazz Sabbath: Jazz Sabbath Live

Read "Jazz Sabbath Live" reviewed by Geno Thackara

by Geno Thackara
February 13, 2026

One can almost imagine the hypothetical 2025 tour reviews: “To hear him in person, you would never imagine Milton Keanes must be pushing age 80. He zips across the keys with abandon like a man half that age, matched by his equally spry bandmates keeping up with every gallop. The trio continually whips up a storm, ...

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Roy Ayers, John Ellis, Ben Markley & Jazz Sabbath

by Joe Dimino
March 23, 2025

Welcome to the 898th episode of Neon Jazz, where we dive deep into the heartbeat of jazz--past, present, and future. We kick things off with the legendary Jazz Sabbath, helmed by the seasoned Adam Wakeman, bringing their signature blend of jazz-infused reinvention. Then, we take a moment of reverence for the late, great Roy Ayers, a ...

Album

The 1968 Tapes

By Jazz Sabbath

Label: Blacklake
Released: 2024
Track listing: Into The Void; Spiral Architect; Warning; The Wizard; Electric Funeral; Supernaut; War Pigs

Song of the Day

Supernaut

December 20, 2024

Album: The 1968 Tapes
By Jazz Sabbath
Label: Blacklake
Released: 2024
Duration: 03:54

Article: Album Review

Jazz Sabbath: The 1968 Tapes

Read "The 1968 Tapes" reviewed by Geno Thackara

by Geno Thackara
December 17, 2024

The story continues: Jazz Sabbath's eponymous debut (Blacklake, 2020) introduced the premise of a progressive-minded late-'60s piano trio whose unreleased material was plagiarized and adapted in heavy blues style by those young upstarts Black Sabbath. The catalog got an even more fun horn-drenched expansion with 2022's Vol. 2 (Blacklake). The mysterious pianist Milton Keanes (da-dum) and ...

Article: Year in Review

Lawrence Peryer's Jazz & Beyond for 2024

by Lawrence Peryer
December 7, 2024

I very much enjoy the moment we are in for improvisatory and creative music. So many traditions are coming into contact and interacting with each other: jazz cats, indigenous practitioners, electronic music experimenters, modern composers and many others. The breakdown and blurring of genre divides and dogma is something I revel in. “Collision Music," to quote ...