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Article: Album Review

Alexander Hawkins Ensemble: All There, Ever Out

Read "All There, Ever Out" reviewed by John Sharpe


It has been the Holy Grail of jazz since its inception: to carve out the perfect balance between the written and the spontaneously invented. While All There, Ever Out may not be the definitive statement, English pianist Alexander Hawkins has taken a bold stab at a new version of the equation, combining composition and improvisation in ...

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Foxes Fox: Live at the Vortex

Read "Live at the Vortex" reviewed by John Eyles


Foxes Fox--Evan Parker on tenor saxophone, Steve Beresford on piano, John Edwards on bass and Louis Moholo-Moholo on percussion--first came together as a quartet in 1998. Live at the Vortex is, however, only their third album, following Foxes Fox (Emanem, 1999) and Naan Tso (Psi, 2005). Unlike its predecessors, this release--captured in February, 2007--was recorded live ...

Article: Live Review

Louis Moholo-Moholo Unit "Special Edition"

Read "Louis Moholo-Moholo Unit "Special Edition"" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Aperitivo in concerto Teatro Manzoni - Milano - 04.03.2012 The Blue Notes furono un formidabile ensemble di musicisti sudafricani, fuorilegge in patria, che approfittando di un ingaggio al festival di Antibes nel 1964, si auto-esiliarono per brevissimo tempo a Zurigo e poi stabilmente a Londra. Nella capitale inglese non faticarono ad integrarsi nella comunità jazzistica locale ...

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Jon Corbett's Dangerous Musics: Kongens Gade

Read "Kongens Gade" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Legendary European jazz and free-jazz drummer Louis Moholo-Moholo gels to a higher-power along with prominent exponents of the British jazz scene in this egalitarian rendezvous. Led by energetic hornist Jon Corbett, who seemingly exhausts all possibilities of this expressionistic voyage, bassist Nick Stephens' limber and expansive bottom-end assists with seeding a loose but manifold structural component. ...

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Jack DeJohnette: Time and Space

Read "Jack DeJohnette: Time and Space" reviewed by John Kelman


It begins with the sound of a resonating bell, followed by a gently cascading piano solo that gradually assumes shape and form, hovering around two chords and creating an inviting ambiance that resolves with another ringing of the bell, segueing gently into the groove-heavy “Salsa for Luisito." The track is “Enter Here," and the album is ...

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Spiritual Knowledge And Grace

Label: Ogun Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: Ancient Fire; Contemporary Fire.

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Article: Album Review

Louis Moholo-Moholo / Dudu Pukwana / Johnny Dyani / Frank Wright: Spiritual Knowledge And Grace

Read "Spiritual Knowledge And Grace" reviewed by Sid Smith


Accidents are part and parcel of any kind of improvised music. Such occurrences can be fickle things with a capacity to make or break a situation. So, when Chris McGregor was prevented from joining the first night of a Dutch tour by The Blue Notes in 1979, Louis Moholo-Moholo, Dudu Pukwana and Johnny Dyani embraced the ...

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Article: Live Review

Alexander Hawkins Ensemble: London, UK, April 5, 2011

Read "Alexander Hawkins Ensemble: London, UK, April 5, 2011" reviewed by John Sharpe


Alexander Hawkins EnsembleCafé OtoLondon, UKApril 5, 2011 What do you do when two mainstays in your band leave? Tonight's gig was the first outing for the new line up of pianist Alexander Hawkins' group, necessitated by the loss of regular bassist Dominic Lash to New York City for ...

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Article: Live Review

Louis Moholo-Moholo Quintet: London, UK, March 17, 2011

Read "Louis Moholo-Moholo Quintet: London, UK, March 17, 2011" reviewed by John Sharpe


Louis Moholo-Moholo QuintetThe VortexLondon, UKMarch 17, 2011 As George the besuited MC said in his introduction, when you saw the lineup you knew this was not one to miss. And the packed audience at north London's Vortex was testament to the fact that his view was widely shared. Even though South ...

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Dennis Gonzalez Yells at Eels: Cape of Storms

Read "Cape of Storms" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Texas-based trumpeter Dennis Gonzalez's distinctive alliance of composition, structure and technique has blossomed into an elevated art form within the global jazz and improvisation circles. The trumpeter's compositions periodically spawn a few nods to Ornette Coleman's harmolodic methodology, largely founded within cyclical themes built on tonal shifts and punctuated rhythmic lines. The artist also incorporates massive ...


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