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Dec 5 2008:
Royal Festival Hall, London
A gig that bubbled with ideas and grabbed your attention, says John Fordham -
Dec 5 2008:
These effervescent 1970s live cuts with Stan Tracey's first octet take a lot of beating
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Dec 5 2008:
The legacy of Miles Davis with Gil Evans is strong here, but Warren's ideas are his own
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Dec 5 2008:
Wilson not only knows and loves Latin jazz, he knows branches of it that rarely make it to the mainstream
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Nov 29 2008:
Ronnie Scott's, W1, Sun 30 to Thu 4
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Nov 28 2008:
Straight delivery of the standards repertoire can sound new; less is more; the early abandonment of the starting theme can hold the audience if the lyrical sense of the improviser is up to it
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Nov 28 2008:
Lea Delaria has a quality rare among today's female jazz vocalists: she can blast an audience out of the exits with a raw Liza Minnelli-like power
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Nov 28 2008:
This is not a mere sampling of the contemporary piano scene, it's a real independent vision - Parks is a fast-rising star
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Nov 24 2008:
QEH/Purcell Room
DeJohnette's and Khumalo's radiant and harmonious Friday set was one of the event's big highlights, says John Fordham -
Nov 22 2008:
QEH/Barbican, London
It wasn't always subtle, but Pine's expertise and his devotion to his cause came through loud and clear, says John Fordham -
Nov 22 2008:
Royal Festival Hall, SE1, Sun 23
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Nov 21 2008:
The style is mostly polyrhythmic contemporary swing, though the sharpness of this young band springs plenty of surprises
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Nov 21 2008:
The Art Ensemble accompaniment is mostly a delight - from explosive free-squabbles hurled into thumping soul-groove
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