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Article: Film Review

Peter Gabriel: Back to Front - Live in London (Deluxe Limited Blu-Ray)

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by John Kelman

Peter Gabriel Back to Front: Live in London (Deluxe Limited Blu-Ray) Real World/Eagle Vision2014 Peter Gabriel has, for most of his career, been an artist who has never looked back. Still, the past few years have seen him reevaluating his large repertoire, between orchestral interpretations documented on New Blood: Live in ...

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Article: Album Review

Kristian Borring: Urban Novel

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by Bruce Lindsay

Danish guitarist Kristian Borring has been based in London since 2006, establishing himself as a leader and sideman on the UK scene. Urban Novel is his second album, his first for the small indie label Jellymould Jazz. Recorded in London in December 2012, Urban Novel is filled with Borring's original compositions and performed by the guitarist ...

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Article: Live Review

Live From Birmingham: Jeffrey Lewis, Jesús Fernández, Kadialy Kouyaté & Peatbog Faeries

Read "Live From Birmingham: Jeffrey Lewis, Jesús Fernández, Kadialy Kouyaté & Peatbog Faeries" reviewed by Martin Longley

by Martin Longley

Jeffrey Lewis & The Jrams The Actress & Bishop June 17, 2014 Singer, guitarist, rapper and comix artist Jeffrey Lewis is always itching to change the name of his backing bands. Here's yet another, with the Jrams being a bass-and-drums pair (Heather Wagner and Caitlin Gray), keeping the tourbus ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Steve Hackett: Genesis Revisited - Live at the Royal Albert Hall (Limited Artbook Edition)

Read "Steve Hackett: Genesis Revisited - Live at the Royal Albert Hall (Limited Artbook Edition)" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

Recorded just five months after the three-CD/two-DVD Genesis Revisited: Live at Hammersmith (Inside Out, 2013), it's not an unreasonable question to ask: why another show from the same tour (given the tour has been extended even further, by popular demand, into 2014 under the moniker Genesis Extended, featuring the same lineup with the exception of Nick ...

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News: Recording

JazzMain Creates A Sound For Sore Ears

JazzMain Creates A Sound For Sore Ears

Scottish-based quartet JazzMain, has released its long awaited debut CD having waited almost 18 months since they first entered the studio, such was the band's intense attention to detail in selecting the most appropriate tunes from their vast repertoire of standards and compositions. The CD from the Edinburgh-based band, takes its title from the Jimmy Heath-penned ...

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Article: Album Review

Bitch 'n' Monk: FulafalonGa

Read "FulafalonGa" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Bitch 'n' Monk is clearly willing and able to take a few risks. It's a strategy that succeeds: the duo's debut recording and self-described “short album," the beautifully-packaged FulafalonGa, lasts barely 25 minutes but packs more ideas into that brief span than most bands manage in the full 60-minutes plus of a standard CD. What's more, ...

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Article: Album Review

Tommy Andrews Quintet: The Crux

Read "The Crux" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Saxophonist, clarinetist, composer and rock climber Tommy Andrews is part of a burgeoning British jazz scene, a scene that's notable for its wide range of talented young players. For The Crux, his first album, Andrews joins with four more members of the scene to form his quintet. It proves to be a fine band, sympathetic to ...

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Article: Book Review

Don Drummond: The Genius and Tragedy of the World’s Greatest Trombonist

Read "Don Drummond: The Genius and Tragedy of the World’s Greatest Trombonist" reviewed by Duncan Heining

by Duncan Heining

Don Drummond: The Genius and Tragedy of the World's Greatest Trombonist Heather Augustyn 233 pages ISBN: #978-0-7864-7547-6 McFarland 2013 Don Drummond: The Genius and Tragedy of the World's Greatest Trombonist--Heather Augustyn's study of the late and extraordinarily gifted Jamaican trombonist, composer and ska pioneer is exceptionally well-researched and very ...

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Article: Book Review

Ska: The Rhythm of Liberation

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by Duncan Heining

Ska: The Rhythm of Liberation Heather Augustyn 163 pages ISBN: # 978-0-8108-8449-6 Scarecrow 2013 Heather Augustyn's Don Drummond: The Genius and Tragedy of the World's Greatest Trombonist offers an excellent study of a gifted but troubled man that succeeds both as analysis and narrative. By contrast, Ska: The Rhythm ...

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Article: Album Review

Busnoys: Weaving The Spell

Read "Weaving The Spell" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Sometimes the world is easy to understand. Mostly, it's a puzzle. Take magic, for example--how does that work? Ask Busnoys, a vibes/bass guitar/drums trio from Bristol in England's West Country. The band seems to have at least some insight into the workings of magic. Its third album, Weaving The Spell, is full of relaxed, spacious, charms ...


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