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Article: Film Review

Peter Gabriel: Live in Athens 1987 (The Full Recorded Show)

Read "Peter Gabriel: Live in Athens 1987 (The Full Recorded Show)" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

Peter Gabriel Live in Athens 1987: The Full Recorded Show including Youssou N'Dour and Le Super Etoile de Dakar Real World / Eagle Eye Media 2013 Count on Peter Gabriel to be ahead of the curve. In 1987, when he was touring his commercial breakthrough record So (Geffen, 1986), he was ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Mike and Kate Westbrook: The Serpent Hit

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by Duncan Heining

Mike and Kate Westbrook have a reputation for tackling big subjects--war, European history, life and death and the nature of art and creativity. With The Serpent Hit, they turn their attention to perhaps the grandest subject of them all--the fall from grace and the loss of paradise. This beautifully packaged CD features a gorgeous ...

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Article: Profile

Julie Sassoon: Dancing in the Shadows

Read "Julie Sassoon: Dancing in the Shadows" reviewed by Duncan Heining

by Duncan Heining

It's been seven years since British pianist and composer Julie Sassoon released her first solo CD, New Life (Babel). Since then, she and her family have moved to Berlin and Sassoon has quietly established herself in Germany as an unusual and unique talent. It's been a long wait for fans but her new live album, Land ...

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Article: Album Review

Brass Jaw: Minted

Read "Minted" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

This is not an unbiased review. That needs to be said from the outset. Payola changed hands to ensure that this review was written. The press release for Minted--the fourth album from Scotland's Brass Jaw--arrived accompanied by cash. An obvious bribe. Painted to resemble an eye, but still quite obviously coin of the realm. Two pence, ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Julie Sassoon: Land of Shadows

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by Duncan Heining

Land of Shadows is British improvising pianist Julie Sassoon's second solo CD and her first for the German jazzwerkstatt label. Recorded live in Cologne and at the famed Bauhaus theatre in Dessau, the record marks both an consolidation and an advance on its predecessor, New Life (2006 Babel). Where New Life drew its energy ...

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Article: Album Review

Nik Turner: Space Gypsy

Read "Space Gypsy" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

Nik Turner (woodwinds, vocals) was a member of the seminal British space-rock band, Hawkwind. Here, he rekindles the days of yore with a splendid new offering that proffers a fresh perspective. To a certain extent, Space Gypsy generates a contrast of how current and perhaps cleaner digital technology contrasts the warmer, full-bodied sound of analog, when ...

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Article: Book Review

Chris Searle: Red Groove

Read "Chris Searle: Red Groove" reviewed by Duncan Heining

by Duncan Heining

Red Groove Chris Searle 283 pages ISBN: 978-1907869495 Five Leaves 2013 The life story of poet, teacher, author and activist Chris Searle is as intriguing as that of many of the musicians he discusses in Red Groove. Teaching at an inner city school in ...

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News: Recording

French New Wave (5-CD Box Set) Released On Jazz On Film Records

French New Wave (5-CD Box Set)  Released On  Jazz On Film Records

“Jazz was an integral part of the artistic scene that centred around the St-Germain-des-Pres. So it was only logical that the young, new wave directors made films by day using the same music they heard in the clubs at night.” Marcel Romano supervisor at Miles Davis’ Lift to the Scaffold studio recording, Dec. 1957) Jazzwise magazine ...

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Article: Live Review

Live From Old York: Julian Argüelles, Poltergeist, Dr. Feelgood & North Mississippi All-Stars

Read "Live From Old York: Julian Argüelles, Poltergeist, Dr. Feelgood & North Mississippi All-Stars" reviewed by Martin Longley

by Martin Longley

The Julian Argüelles Quartet The University Of York October 12, 2013 Saxophonist Julian Argüelles grew up in Birmingham, spent much of his career in London and can now be found stomping around the coastal village of Belhaven in Scotland. Over the years, he's developed an ongoing relationship with The ...

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Article: Live Review

Oddarrang/Girls In Airports at Belfast Festival 2013

Read "Oddarrang/Girls In Airports at Belfast Festival 2013" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Oddarrang/Girls In Airports Elmwood Hall Belfast Festival Belfast, N. Ireland October 23, 2013 Over the course of fifty one years the Belfast Festival has programmed an ocean of outstanding music, from the guitar-spangled blues of Jimi Hendrix and the epic ragas of sitarist Ravi Shankar to the classical artistry of ...


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