Universal Truth Pianist Emmet Cohen now has now made a number of albums under his own name – this being the fourth for the ...

Tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton first played in London’s Pizza Express over 40 years ago. For the last 20 years his accompanists in the club on his regular visits have been John Pearce (piano), Dave ...

On this vinyl reissue we get the original Cry! – Tender album first issued on the New Jazz label plus a couple of bonus tracks. It serves as a reminder that at that time Lateef had become interested ...

Ten high-profile jazz bassists, along with a few lesser-known names, are interviewed on camera in this 73-minute video. Included are performances of bass solos by some of the participants, all ...

Stan Sulzmann works by day as professor of saxophone in the jazz department of the Royal Academy Of Music. But to jazz fans he is revered as one of the great saxophonists to have emerged from the ...

Pat Metheny is one of those special artists who’s live concerts are highly anticipated events whenever he comes to the UK. He ...

In 1960 and 1961 respectively, an up-and-coming young female vocalist made two promising LPs: Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley and The Swingin’s Mutual – the latter with the George Shearing quintet.

Arakatak Metropole is the long-established Netherlands juggernaut jazz orchestra and, almost by definition, a minimalist ...

To The Slaughter In his note for this one Soweto Kinch highlights how he considers the long-form suite that comprises this ...

Unlike the disappointing album he recorded with Stan Getz earlier in 1958, this date with a formidable group of New Yorkers finds Chet Baker in compelling form. His playing is far removed from his ...

Paramount Quartet Long one of my favourite saxophonists, over the years Lovano has led or appeared on many a terrific session ...