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The BBC needs a jazz blogger

By ljazzn on 6 April 2009 • ( 3 Comments )

Jazz crops up in all sorts of places on the BBC. It’s great quality, but it’s unpredictable. I’m generally considered very news-hound-dog diligent, but even I simply can’t keep up with all […]

NEWS: Portico Quartet sign for Real World

By ljazzn on 6 April 2009 • ( 1 Comment )

NEWS: Nick Mulvey (above) is hanging out with a new label. The Portico Quartet’s Myspace site confirms that the band has moved to WOMAD/Peter Gabriel’s Real World label. Their first album, Knee-Deep […]

Bud Shank (1926-2009)

By ljazzn on 5 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

Another sad departure, last Thursday, of Dayton OH- born, but iconic Californian alto saxophonist Bud Shank. He was 82. Here’s an obituary from the Washington Post, and an extended piece from Doug […]

Shreefpunk- not coming to London, but I sense a buzz

By ljazzn on 5 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

I’ve just read a long CD review of a live recording from German band Shreefpunk (above) on Ian Mann’s Jazz Mann site, and I’m enjoying sound clips from the band’s Myspace site […]

Hugh Masekela’s 70th Birthday Speech

By ljazzn on 5 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

Thoughts/quotes about music, and about fifty ways to lose your freedom, from Masekela speaking on the occasion of his 70th Birthday at the Cape Town Jazz Festival. Here’s the first bit of […]

Adding to my Blogroll….

By ljazzn on 4 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

Blogs I follow….. Just on my way to a journalists’ dinner in Oxford…..I’ve made a few new additions to my list (way down there on the right) of interesting blogs: 1) Sunday […]

Help Ulf Wakenius/ Support Swedish Jazz /SIGN HERE

By ljazzn on 4 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

A fourfold message, and a request to sign a PETITION comes from Swedish guitar legend Ulf Wakenius “Support Swedish Music!Sign the Appeal.Say no to closing down the platforms for Jazz,Folk and Classic […]

News Soundbites for a Friday

By ljazzn on 4 April 2009 • ( 5 Comments )

I look around for stories, but on Fridays all I seem to get is soundbites. People shorten their message to a few words. They have their say, nurdle off for the weekend, […]

Jensen Interceptor

By ljazzn on 3 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

Fine Canadian flugelhornist and trumpeter Ingrid Jensen is at Ronnie’s on April 10th and 11th as the support for guitarist Pat Martino. But I spy with my eagle eye that Richard Turner […]

More girly chords please?

By ljazzn on 2 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

Health warning: Eric Dolphy and Ornette fans please look away. This video is unreconstructed trad. Absolutely no altered chords, extensions or tritone substitutes were used in making it. Pete Churchill tells the […]

The European Treaty Driving Through the Coach and Horses

By ljazzn on 2 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

I was talking today to Nucleus veteran, drummer Trevor Tomkins (bottom right on the album cover above) about his free Monday night April gigs at the Coach and Horses in Isleworth, every […]

A splishsplashsplosh of April gigs

By ljazzn on 2 April 2009 • ( 1 Comment )

Why on earth did she used to be called Zonk (see 5) Looking at the next few weeks gigs, there is masses which can potentially catch the eye. 1) A voice and […]

Gigs with a river flowing through them

By ljazzn on 1 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

Hampton…Kingston..Teddington..Richmond has its own scene. Loads of musicians live in the area.The best local listing comes from tiny kindly dynamo Janet McCunn. She sends out an email listing, and updates it. To […]

Troyka talk sense

By ljazzn on 1 April 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

I suggest you listen to the most intelligent and honest record plug I have ever heard. A Podcast of Troyka – it’s just under 5 minutes of interesting talk and of samples […]

John Escreet: Review by Steve Plumb

By ljazzn on 31 March 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

John Escreet/The Story at the Con Cellar Bar, Monday March 16thReview by Steve Plumb On Monday nights, the Con Cellar Bar in Camden brings rising jazz talent to an enthusiastic listening audience. […]

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