Home » Search Center » Results: PAZ
Results for "PAZ"
Results for pages tagged "PAZ"...
Michel Cury, Cymande, Brian Auger, Ensemble C, Sultan Stevenson, Lo Greco Bros, PAZ, & More
by Tony Poole
Tony Poole brings you the latest cutting-edge sounds from across the globe. The freshest worldwide jazz grooves, constantly pushing boundaries and redefining the jazz experience. Playlist All tracks released in 2025, unless otherwise stated Paz “AC-DC" (alternate version) from Variation And Creation: The Story Of PAZ (Jazz In Britain) Michel Cury “Africa" (featuring Alison ...
Rediscovering PAZ And More
by Bob Osborne
The featured album on the show is a remarkable collection of the work of UK band/collective PAZ which charts their recorded legacy. In addition there is a variety of music released in the latter months 2024 and some of the early releases from 2025.Playlist Show Intro 00:00 PAZ"Crotales" from Variation & Creation : The ...
Lophae, Atmospheric Trio, Sasha Berliner, Jeremy Stein & Mitchell Shiner, Kasan Belgrave, & More
by Tony Poole
An eclectic hour of cutting-edge jazz sounds from around the globe. Join Tony Poole as he explores the freshest worldwide jazz grooves, showcasing all-new releases and captivating rhythms that redefine the genre. Playlist Richard Baratta “I Feel Good" from Looking Back (Savant Records) Atmospheric Trio “Green Chimneys" from Following Polaris (Adhyaropa Recordsl) Kasan Belgrave ...
PAZ, Steve Lehman, Jimi Tenor, Medline, LA BOA meets Tony Allen, Greg Spero & Nicole McCabe, & More
by Tony Poole
An eclectic hour of cutting-edge jazz sounds from around the globe. Join Tony Poole as he explores the freshest worldwide jazz grooves, showcasing all-new releases and captivating rhythms that redefine the genre. Playlist Elaine Dame “Use Me" from Reminiscing PAZ “Yours Is The Light (featuring Brian Smith) “ from Variation And Creation: The Story ...
PAZ: Variation and Creation: The Story of PAZ
by Tony Poole
Paz was a London-based British fusion collective formed in 1972 by vibraphonist Dick Crouch. Their sound was heavily influenced by Latin music, though not entirely. Crouch worked as a producer for the BBC Transcription Department in West London. He formed the group out of a growing dissatisfaction with the local jazz of the time, and a ...
