Paris-Londres: Music Migrations (1962-1989) (Palais de la Porte Dorée, Paris, to 5 January 2020. Exhibition review by Dan Bergsagel) The story goes something like this: jazz came from the African-American community in […]
Thurston Moore Ensemble (Cafe Oto, 13 June 2019. Review and drawings by Geoff Winston) Thurston Moore treads an intriguing tightrope, balancing carefully measured, choreographed steps with an immersive intensity that threatens to […]
Trio M (The Stone, New York, 12 June 2019. Review by Dan Bergsagel) It is not easy to maintain a trio of in-demand power players when they are split across coasts, and have their hands full of projects. So this outing by […]
Frank Griffith Quartet (Boater’s Inn, Kingston, Surrey, 9 June 2019. Review by Peter Vacher) Our Friend from the North, the now-bearded tenorist Frank Griffith and sometime London Jazz News reviewer who is based […]
INNtöne Jazz Festival 2019 (Froschau, Diersbach, Austria. 7-9 June 2019. Round-Up by Sebastian Scotney; all pictures courtesy of a good friend of LJN) INNtöne is a tiny annual festival which justifibly now […]
L-R: Dave Bitelli, Mick Hutton, Sarah Moule, Paul Robinson Photo courtesy of Lauderdale House Sarah Moule and the Simon Wallace Quartet (Lauderdale House, Highgate. 6 June 2019. Review by Lauren Bush) Vocalist […]
Joe McPhee on pocket trumpet at Cafe Oto, 2019 Drawing by Geoff Winston. © 2019. All Rights Reserved Joe McPhee with Black Top and Paal Nilssen-Love (Cafe Oto, 8 May 2019. Words […]
Joel Ross Publicity photo by Lauren Desberg/Blue Note Joel Ross – Kingmaker album launch Jazz Standard, NY. 6 June 2019. Review by Dan Bergsagel The Jazz Standard announcer has announced, and we […]
Cécile McLorin Salvant at Jazz Sous les Pommiers Photo: Mathieu Dutot Jazz Sous les Pommiers – The 38th Coutances Jazz Festival (Coutances, France, 24 May – 1 June 2019. Review by Richard […]
Jazz on the streets at Coutances Phone snap: Richard Lee Jazz Sous les Pommiers – The 38th Coutances Jazz Festival (Coutances, France, 24 May – 1 June 2019. Review by Richard Lee) […]
