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England vs. Italy: A Jazz Re-match, First Half
by Ludovico Granvassu
A few days ago, England and Italy faced each other in the finals of the European Soccer Cup. It was a compelling match with a nail-biting end between two teams that exceeded expectations and that promise to have a brilliant future. Italy won in a penalty shootout because in sports--especially in the finals of a tournament--there ...
Jazz in Britain: The Back Story
by Chris May
Jazz In Britain is a not-for-profit label that curates and releases previously unissued studio, performance and broadcast recordings made in the mid-1960s and '70s by the movers and shakers of the contemporary British jazz scene—proving along the way that the radical new wave jazz emanating from London in 2021 comes from a distinguished lineage.
Kurt Edelhagen & His Orchestra: The Unreleased WDR Jazz Recordings 1957 - 1974
by Chris May
This 3xCD collection of recordings by Kurt Edelhagen & His Orchestra is culled from over three thousand individual tracks recorded under the auspices of Cologne, Germany radio station WDR over close on twenty years. It is, as the expression goes, a curate's egg. That is to say, parts of it are excellent and parts of it ...
Tubby Hayes: Free Flight
by Chris May
Tenor saxophonist, flautist, vibraphonist and composer Tubby Hayes, who died at the unconscionably young age of thirty-eight in 1973, was that rare thing among the first generation of British jazz musicians in the 1960s—a player who was taken seriously by the hippest American musicians and audiences. He visited New York in 1961 and 1964 for well-received ...
Sam Newbould: Bogus Notus
by Chris May
Sam Newbould is a British-born alto saxophonist and composer who has since 2016 been based in Amsterdam, where he leads the Sam Newbould Quintet. The group debuted on record with the self-produced Blencathra in 2019. Bogus Notus is the follow-up. The album is a substantial piece of work, a collection of eight originals which, ...
Alex Clarke: She Does It Her Way
by Chris May
Coming up fast behind the school of British saxophonists who emerged around 2015 is a younger group of players who are just beginning to get noticed. Among them is Alex Clarke, who was a finalist in Britain's public service broadcaster, the BBC's biannual Young Jazz Musician competition in 2020. In the televised final in November, Clarke ...
Free Flight
By Tubby Hayes
Label: Jazz In Britain
Released: 2020
Track listing: CD1: I’ve Got You Under My Skin; Trane’s Blues; Someday My Prince Will Come; Seven Steps To Heaven (incomplete). CD2: Trenton Place; Lady Celia; I Thought About You; Sienna Red (incomplete).
Soho Scene '66 and '67: Jazz Goes Mod
Label: Rhythm & Blues Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: 1. Humphrey Lyttelton: The Men From Auntie;
2. Ian Hamer: What's Her Name?;
3. Mike Carr Trio: Cox's Pippin;
4. Tubby Hayes Quartet: Change of Setting;
5. Gordon Beck: Virgo;
6. The Don Rendell / Ian Carr Quintet: Tootin' And Flutin';
7. Ronnie Scott: Treat It Lightly;
8. Stan Tracey Quartet: Pig and Pepper;
9. Michael Garrick: Shiva;
10. Les Condon: Freedom Monday;
11. John Surman Quartet: Blues Da Camera;
12. Alex Welsh: Bluesology;
13. Johnny Scott And His Orchestra: Punjab;
14. Danny Moss: Dear Old Stockholm;
15. Ronnie Ross: Ugetsu;
16. Kenny Clare, Ronnie Stephenson: Afro-Charlie;
17. Neil Ardley: Big P;
18. Sonny Rollins: Themes From Alfie;
19. Freddie McCoy: Lonely Avenue;
20. Jimmy Coe: Cold Jam for Breakfast;
21. Charlie Earland Trio: The Dozens;
22. Pucho: What A Piece;
23. Jimmy Tillman: Vampire;
24. Les McCann Ltd.: Bat Man;
25. Gabor Szabo: Mizrab;
26. Milt Jackson: A Time And A Place;
27. Merl Saunders: Soul Roach;
28. Prince Lasha Ensemble: Nuttin' Out Jones;
29. Hugh Masekela: Unhlanhla;
30. Richard "Groove" Holmes: Boo-D-Doo;
31. The Three Sounds: Mohair Sam;
32. Birds Of Paradise: Bossa Blue Port;
33. Freddie Roach: One Track Mind;
34. Jimmy McGriff: Hallelujah;
35. Sarah Cantine: Feeling Good;
36. Eric Kloss: Just For Fun-K;
37. Ken Jensen Quartet: Captain Jack;
38. Gene Ludwig: Soul Mountain;
39. Milt Sealey Trio: Black Diamond;
40. Kenny Rankin: In The Name Of Love;
41. The Harry South Big Band: Limited Freedom;
42. Carmen McRae: Got To Get You Into My Life;
43. The Mike Carr Quartet: Nico's Dream;
44. Tubby Hayes Quartet: Finky Minky;
45. Joe Harriott Quintet: Strollin' South;
46. Tony Coe: Baby Blue;
47. The Stan Tracey Big Band: Murdering The Time;
48. The Johnny Scott Quintet: It's For You;
49. The Dave Lee Quintet: Time Check;
50. Dudley Moore Trio: Rupert's Romp;
51. Dick Morrissey Quartet: Le Roi;
52. Georgie Fame Quartet: Serves Me Right To Suffer;
53. The Mike Carr Quartet: Bells Blues;
54. Ike Isaacs: Sad September;
55. Eric Delaney: Blues March Eric Delaney & Louie Bellson;
56. Humphrey Lyttelton: Blue Monk;
57. Johnny Hawksworth: Listen To Music;
58. Stan Tracey Quartet: Everywhere Derriere;
59. Curtis Amy: Mustang;
60. Young Holt Unlimited: Yon Gimmie Thum;
61. Johnny Lytle Quintet: Gonna Get That Boat;
62. Fred Ramirez: Comin' Home Baby;
63. Jerome Richardson: Sunny;
64. Les McCann: Bucket O' Grease;
65. The Jimmy Owens - Kenny Barron Quintet: You Had Better Listen;
66. Bubbha Thomas & The Lightmen Plus One: Luke;
67. Chico O'Farrill And His Orchestra: Hip Hug Her;
68. Byrdie Green: In The Dark;
69. Cash McCall: You Ain’t Too Cool;
70. Hank Jacobs: East Side;
71. Johnny Hammond: Dirty Apple;
72. Latin Jazz Quintet: Daria;
73. Freddie McCoy: Peas 'n' Rice;
74. Lionel Hampton: Greasy Greens;
75. Harold Johnson Sextet: Sorry Bout That;
76. Ray Pettis: 2 Step;
77. Odell Brown & The Organ-Izers: Quiet Village;
78. The Soul Society: The Sidewinder.
Hanksgiving - A Tribute to Hank Mobley - Companion Mixtape
by Ludovico Granvassu
This mixtape is a fun-filled companion to the two parts of our show “Hanksgiving -A Tribute to Hank Mobley," giving even more insight in the legacy of Hank Mobley as a saxophonist and composer through some of his gems and some of the best renditions of his tunes. [Listen to Part 1 and Part 2]
Alex Clarke Quartet: Mirage
by Chris May
The bi-annual Young Jazz Musician competition was launched by Britain's public service broadcaster, the BBC, in 2014. As with all arts awards, the final selection tends to be a lottery, with the judges tasked with picking a winner from among five close-matched contestants. 2020 was no exception. The final was televised on November 22 and the ...
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