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Loud Louder Stop
By Neil Cowley
Label: Cake
Released: 2008
Track listing: His Nibs; Dinosaur Die; Scaredy Cat; Ginger Sheep; Clumsy Couple; Captain Backfire; Well; We are here to make Plastic; Synaesthesia Traffic; Streets Paved with Half Baguettes PT2.
Jazz Musician of the Day: Neil Cowley
All About Jazz is celebrating Neil Cowley's birthday today! JAZZ MUSICIAN OF THE DAY Neil CowleyAs a 10 year old child protege he performed a Shostakovich piano concerto to a full house at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall. Having answered an ad in Melody Maker at 17, he entered the ...
The Neil Cowley Trio: Loud Louder Stop
by Ian Patterson
To win the BBC Jazz Album of the Year poll is a laudable achievement, but might it be a double-edged sword? The Neil Cowley Trio won the prestigious British award for Displaced (Hide Inside Records, 2007) and joined trumpeter Colin Steele and saxophonists Gilad Atzmon and Tony Kofi as recent winners whose careers have received a ...
Neil Cowley Trio at Norwich Arts Centre
by Robert Mitchell
Neil Cowley TrioNorwich Arts CentreNorwich, EnglandApril 11, 2008 Jazz pianist Horace Silver once released an album called Jazz Has a Sense of Humor. No one on the contemporary scene seems to embody that statement more than pianist Neil Cowley and his trio (Richard Sadler, bass; Evan Jenkin, drums). His piano style ...
Displaced
By Neil Cowley
Label: Hide Inside Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Little Secrets; How Do We Catch Up; Displaced; Pair of Teeth; She Eats Flies; Degree in Intuition; That's My Space; Clown Town; Pinball Number COunt; Kenny Two Steps; Mourn; Pillar to Post; Taller Than Me; How Do We Catch Up (The Entity Mix).
Neal Cowley Trio: Displaced
by Budd Kopman
The short story of Neil Cowley is that he was a child prodigy performing Shostakovich at the age of ten, became enormously successful in the pop, soul and funk world, and then emerged from an electronics-induced existential crisis to lead a predominately acoustic, and very hot jazz trio. If one scored points for ...
The Neil Cowley Trio: Displaced
by John Kelman
It's rare to hear a new group create a sound so unique from the get-go that antecedents are rendered irrelevant. British pianist Neil Cowley's trio is on the verge of something very significant with Diplaced. More forceful than EST but less clunky than The Bad Plus, the Neil Cowley Trio has plenty to appeal to fans ...
Take Five With Neil Cowley
by AAJ Staff
Meet Neil Cowley: As a ten-year-old child prodigy he performed a Shostakovich piano concerto to a full house at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall. Having answered an ad in Melody Maker at seventeen, he entered the world of pop, and by 21 had performed to over five thousand at the Royal Albert Hall. In 2002, Q Magazine ...
