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Larry Stabbins
																	
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Larry Stabbins was born in Bristol where he started learning clarinet at the age of eight then soprano saxophone at nine and graduating to tenor sax at ten. He did his first paid gig in his father's dance band at twelve and started a long association with pianist Keith Tippett when he was sixteen and Keith eighteen at the legendary Dugout Club in Bristol. At the same time he served his musical apprenticeship in local dancehall resident bands and countless soul bands. He later contributed to many of Tippett's projects such as Centipede, Ark, Tapestry and the Septet. In addition to occasional duo performances, in the mid-eighties they also worked for a several years as a trio with percussionist Louis Moholo recording the album "Tern" on FMP, while Tippett was himself involved in various Working Week and Weekend activities and Keith's wife Julie sang on the fourth Working Week album.
Cup & Ring
																	
								
								
									Label: Discus Music
									Released: 2025									
Track listing: Cup No 1; Ring No 1; Ring No 2; Ring No 3; Cup No 2; Ring No 4; Cup No 3; Ring No 5; Ring No 6; Cup No 4; Cup No 5;								
Mark Turner, Perelman/Wooley, O.N.E. & Herb Robertson
								
									by Maurice Hogue
									
										
																			
								
Acclaimed saxophonist Mark Turner's new recording, Reflections on: The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man, will attract attention not only for the brilliant playing, but also for the very forthright topic of a bi-racial man able to pass" as white. Turner used as his motivation the semi-fictional account written by James Weldon Johnson, a central figure of ...
Larry Stabbins & Mark Sanders: Cup & Ring
								
									by John Sharpe
									
										
																			
								
Inspired by the 5000 year old Neolithic rock carvings pictured on the sleeve, Cup & Ring opens and closes with brooding, ritualistic pieces in which Larry Stabbins' breathy flute drifts like mist over Mark Sanders' deliberate, processional percussion. These atmospheric bookends, along with similarly spare interludes throughout, frame a set grounded more deeply in the language ...
Angular Apron
																	
								By Tony Oxley
									Label: Corbett vs. Dempsey
									Released: 2024									
Track listing: Angular Apron.								
Unreleased 1974 - 2016
																	
								By Tony Oxley
									Label: Discus Music
									Released: 2022									
Track listing: The Embrace; Ensemble 1; Ensemble 2; Frame; Combination.								
Strangeness Oscillation
																	
								
								
									Label: Noetic Records
									Released: 2024									
Track listing: First Idea Part One; Bass Clarinet One; Bad Ass; Ade's Tune; Two Base Flute; Drum And Sax; Trichotomy Book; First Idea Part Two.								
Chris May's Best Jazz Albums Of 2024
								
									by Chris May
									
										
																			
								
In case you missed the sad news, our dear friend and compatriot, Chris May, passed away in November (read our tribute). Below are the albums he considered extraordinary in 2024--a final testament to his discerning taste and love of sound. -mR Rob LuftDahab Days Edition Records
Tony Oxley: Unreleased 1974 - 2016
								
									by Chris May
									
										
																			
								
The British drummer and bandleader Tony Oxley passed in 2023, aged 85, after a career which began in the mid 1960s as the drummer in the house band at Ronnie Scott's club. From this prestigious but relatively codified platform, Oxley soon steered into less travelled waters. In 1969 he was in the quartet which recorded John ...
Tony Oxley Quintet: Angular Apron
								
									by Chris May
									
										
																			
								
Among the most welcome jazz events of 2024 is the return to active duty of the great British saxophonist Larry Stabbins following an absence of over a decade. Stabbins went into voluntary exile in 2013, after around thirty-five years at the deep end of British jazz. Disenchanted with the culturally regressive direction in which the music ...

					
					
				
				
				
			
							
							
							
							
							
							
							
			
			