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Article: Album Review

Lars Danielsson: Tarantella

Read "Tarantella" reviewed by John Kelman


Choosing the right players can be the decision that makes or breaks a project. For years, now--as far back as his longstanding (and outstanding) quartet with saxophonist Dave Liebman, pianist Bobo Stenson and drummer Jon Christensen, through to the Norwegian posse on the electronica-centric Mélange Bleu and his intimate duet recording with Polish pianist Leszek Możdżer, ...

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News: Obituary

Ian Carr: 1933 - 2009

Ian Carr: 1933 - 2009

The British trumpet player and author Ian Carr died in London on Wednesday 25th February aged 75. He began his musical career in Newcastle in a band led by his brother Mike. Among the younger musicians he played with were John McLaughlin, Eric Burdon and Alan Price. When he moved to London he co-led a quintet ...

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Article: Interview

Oscar Penas: From Barcelona to Brooklyn

Read "Oscar Penas: From Barcelona to Brooklyn" reviewed by Tomas Pena


Oscar Peñas belongs to a generation of artists who believe there is more to being a musician than being technically proficient. Like his peers--many of whom are emerging, independent musicians--his music reflects his roots, his impressive credentials and his openness to new ideas and concepts. Oscar is part of a flourishing new music scene in Brooklyn ...

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News: Birthday

Jazz Musician of the Day: Kenny Wheeler

Jazz Musician of the Day: Kenny Wheeler

All About Jazz is celebrating Kenny Wheeler's birthday today! JAZZ MUSICIAN OF THE DAY Kenny WheelerAlthough resident in England since 1952 and often thought to be an English musician, Kenny Wheeler was born in Canada in 1930. He began playing in his hometown of St. Catherines, encouraged by his ...

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Other People

Label: CAM Jazz
Released: 2008
Track listing: Other People; Some Days Are Better; Win Some, Lose Some; More is Less; Nita; String Quartet n. 1; The Lucky Lady; The Unfortunate Gentleman.

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Globe Unity - 40 Years

Label: Intakt Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: 1. Globe Unity Forty Years (Alexander Von Schlippenbach) - 19.36; 2. Out of Burtons Songbooks (Willem Breuker) - 16:26; 3. Bavarian Calypso (Alexander Von Schlippenbach) - 5.26; 4. Nodago (Kenny Wheeler) - 5:53; 5. The Dumps (Steve Lacy) - 12:48; 6. The Forge (Alexander Von Schlippenbach) - 5:33.

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Article: Profile

Jan Johansson: From Small Acorns...

Read "Jan Johansson: From Small Acorns..." reviewed by Ian Patterson


Upon hearing the news and in a state of disbelief, Randi Hultin the legendary Norwegian jazz journalist rang pianist Reinhold Svensson who confirmed the worst: “Yes. Swedish jazz has just died."1 Reinhold's reaction to the death in a car accident of fellow pianist Jan Johansson whilst melodramatic reflected Jan Johansson's importance in the contemporary Swedish jazz ...

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Article: Album Review

Globe Unity Orchestra: Globe Unity - 40 Years

Read "Globe Unity - 40 Years" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Giù il cappello signori! La Globe Unity torna a incidere, non succedeva dal 2002, e il risultato ancora una volta è straordinario. E per festeggiare le quaranta candeline, Schlippenbach e soci hanno fatto le cose in grande. Innanzitutto largo alle nuove leve, con l’innesto di giovani virgulti pescati al di qua e al di là dell’oceano: ...

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Article: Album Review

Kenny Kheeler: Other People

Read "Other People" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Jazz e Third Stream, per un magico binomio all’insegna di raffinati arabeschi sonori. Lo alimenta una non comune curiosità intellettuale del leader che trascende stili e generi, per regalare all’ascoltatore musica di ineffabile bellezza. Per quanti si attendono dalla musica emozioni profonde, ogni nuovo progetto del trombettista canadese rappresenta qualcosa di prezioso. Niente calcolo o rapporto ...

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Article: Album Review

Kenny Wheeler: Other People

Read "Other People" reviewed by John Kelman


Since moving to the Italian Cam Jazz label after over thirty years with ECM, trumpeter Kenny Wheeler has experimented more liberally with context. He's played in a duo setting with long-time musical partner/pianist John Taylor on Where Do We Go From Here? (2004); a sax/piano/bass/trumpet quartet on What Now? (2005), and a two-guitar/bass/trumpet ensemble on It ...


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