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Article: Interview

Lauren Kinsella: In Between Every Line

Read "Lauren Kinsella: In Between Every Line" reviewed by Ian Patterson


It may be that the voice is the most difficult instrument to improvise with, judging by the relatively small number of improvising vocalists out there. Jazz singers who scat are common enough, but only the best are able to breathe life into a style that has become rather formulaic over the past century. Lauren Kinsella (the ...

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Daylight

Label: Emanem
Released: 2012
Track listing: Ropelight; Flicker; Glowstick.

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Article: Year in Review

John Sharpe’s Best Releases of 2012

Read "John Sharpe’s Best Releases of 2012" reviewed by John Sharpe


Here are ten new releases which stood out this year: Wadada Leo Smith Ten Freedom Summers Cuneiform Without a doubt, Ten Freedom Summers is the crowning achievement of trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith's distinguished career to date. Years in the making, the complete sequence of 19 ...

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Article: Album Review

John Butcher: Bell Trove Spools

Read "Bell Trove Spools" reviewed by John Eyles


In saxophonist John Butcher's extensive discography, there are examples of many contexts, from solo through duos--including the recently released Daylight (Emanem, 2012), with drummer Mark Sanders, and At Oto (Fataka, 2012), with pianist Matthew Shipp--and trios, up to larger ensembles including Butcher's own seven-piece group, which recorded Somethingtobesaid (Weight of Wax, 2008). Taken together, they paint ...

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Article: Live Review

Mikolaj Trzaska / Paul Dunmall: London, England, October 15, 2012

Read "Mikolaj Trzaska / Paul Dunmall: London, England, October 15, 2012" reviewed by John Sharpe


Mikolaj Trzaska / Paul DunmallCafe OtoLondonOctober 15, 2012Three for the price of one? How could you resist. London boasts a sizeable Polish population, and it seemed like a large part of them had braved the cool Monday evening to visit Cafe Oto for a visit by Gdansk-born reedman Mikolaj Trzaska. But ...

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Article: Album Review

Mikolaj Trzaska / Olie Brice / Mark Sanders: Riverloam Trio

Read "Riverloam Trio" reviewed by John Sharpe


Mikolaj Trzaska (pronounced “Miko-why Chass-kuh") is not a name which drops off even the most assiduous jazz fan's lips. But on the evidence of this recording, it will become increasingly familiar outside his native Poland. Already the reedman has featured alongside American multi-instrumentalist Joe McPhee on the excellent Magic (Not Two, 2009), with reedman Ken Vandermark's ...

Article: My Playlist

10 CD nel CD- Player di... Mark Sanders

Read "10 CD nel CD- Player di... Mark Sanders" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


01. Paul Rutherford - Paul Rogers - Nigel Morris - Gheim (Emanem - 2004). Ho visto questo trio all'opera qualche volta e l'ho amato da subito. Paul e Nigel sono una sezione ritmica insuperabile, abili sul tempo e nel tessere trame insieme o in opposizione l'uno con l'altro. Nigel mi ha dato qualche lezione ma avrei ...

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Article: Live Review

Vision Festival, Days 1-2: June 11-12, 2012

Read "Vision Festival, Days 1-2: June 11-12,  2012" reviewed by John Sharpe


Days 1-2 | Days 3-5 | Days 6-717th Annual Vision FestivalRouletteBrooklyn, NYJune 11-17, 2012For the 17th annual Vision Festival, organizer Patricia Nicholson Parker and her team had assembled one of strongest lineups in many years. Alongside many luminaries of the New York free jazz firmament, including accomplished working bands ...

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Article: Album Review

John Butcher / Mark Sanders: Daylight

Read "Daylight" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


There is a visceral energy that drives the music on Daylight and all of this has to do with the wonderful musicality of saxophonist John Butcher and drummer Mark Sanders. From the sense of moist breath that courses through Butcher's horn--as interspersed with breathy growls, guttural smears and sensational squeaks and wails, depending on the emotional ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Two Sides of Alex Ward

Read "Two Sides of Alex Ward" reviewed by John Eyles


Alex Ward originally came to prominence as an improvising clarinetist when he played at Derek Bailey's Company week in London back in 1988. But since 1997 he has also enjoyed a rising profile as a guitarist in ensembles including rock band Camp Blackfoot, the poppish instrumental group Pocket and improvising trio NEW (with Steve Noble on ...


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