A selection of nice Jazz Web Sites

A selection of nice Jazz Web Sites

A selection of nice Jazz Web Sites

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All About Jazz Music, Musicians, Bands & Albums allaboutjazz.com All About Jazz covers the world of jazz music, with interviews of top musicians and bands, albums reviews, free music, videos, photos, and news.

Keith Jarrett: The Old Country: More from the Deer Head Inn

Keith Jarrett remarked as he listened to a tape of the session: "I think that you can hear on this tape, what jazz is all about." What did he mean? [...]

Darius Jones: Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye)

As Darius Jones' new album shows, even the most harrowing music can serve as a form of healing, The alto saxophonist has released a trio album that draws from his [...]

Melinda Rose Rodriguez and Frenchy Romero: I'm On My Way

Longtime friends from their Miami days, vocalist Melinda Rose Rodriguez and pianist Frenchy Romero offer their debut collaboration, I'm on My Way... [ read more ] [...]

Ismael Rivera: Traigo de Todo

Ismael Rivera (1931-1987) is one of the key figures of Puerto Rican salsa, an early exponent and pioneer, and so recognized on the island today, largely because of his sojourn [...]

Klas Lindquist: Handle With Care

Considered one of "Sweden's most exciting jazz musicians," by the Goteborgs Posten, a major Swedish-language daily newspaper published in Gothenburg, Sweden, Klas Lindquist delivers his fifth album as leader with [...]

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The Free Jazz Collectivefreejazzblog.org – We are pleased to bring you the Free Jazz Blog’s top album (s). Last week we presented our top recordings, which was drawn from the top 10 lists of the writers

Lars Fiil - New Ground (s/r, 2024)

By Sammy Stein I first heard Lars Fiil in 2017. His album, Reconsideration (2011), was nominated for a Danish Music Award Jazz, and he has since released internationally acclaimed albums [...]

Frush (Luc Houtkamp, Sebi Tramontana, Steve Beresford, Martin Blume) - Frush (FMR, 2024)

By Martin Schray Frush is a project of four unsung heroes of the second generation of European free jazz - Luc Houtkamp, Sebi Tramontana, Steve Beresford and Martin Blume. Nevertheless, [...]

Rhonda Taylor – chaos theory (self, 2024)

By Nick Ostrum Rhonda Taylor is Professor of Saxophone and Music Theory at the University of New Mexico, Las Cruces. I am not sure how much location informs this album, [...]

Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Paul Motian – The Old Country (ECM, 2024)

By Don Phipps The jazz world was devastated to learn that Keith Jarrett had suffered two strokes in October of 2020 and would no longer be able to perform. Primarily [...]

BlankFor.ms, Jason Moran, Marcus Gilmore - Refract (Red Hook Records, 2023)

By Don Phipps There is much to enjoy on Refract. BlankFor.ms (electronics), Jason Moran (piano), and Marcus Gilmore (drums) create a series of poetic vignettes that carry the listener on [...]

UKJazz News

Past Link to London Jazz News – News, reviews, features and comment …News, reviews, features and comment from the UK jazz scene and beyond.

Brick Lane Jazz Festival, in partnership with Jazz re:freshed and Tomorrow’s Warriors, have announced their first wave of artists for 2025. Returning for a fourth year and headlined by Ragz [...]

Jazzfest Berlin 2024

This year JazzFest Berlin marked its 60th anniversary with an outstanding programme and a couple of special strands to mark the anniversary.  These celebrations focused on the Berlin community, in [...]

Greg Spero is a pianist, composer, producer and educator from Los Angeles. He will be returning to Ronnie Scott’s, this time joined by the London version of his jazz fusion [...]

Double bass player and composer Ali Watson arrives as the latest part of the thriving Scottish jazz scene with an all-star quartet and assured performances of music from his debut [...]

UK saxophonist, vocalist and composer Kim Cypher releases her third album on 22 November. ‘Catching Moments’ – with guests Liane Carroll, Ray Gelato, Ashley Slater and Antonio Forcione – has [...]

Jazz Views Net

www.jazzviews.net www.jazzviews.net. All That Jazz. Purchase CDs, vinyl & downloads directly from. the artists via their website. or chosen online platform. Album Reviews.

John-Paul Muir – Take Five Q&A

Photograph by Pedro Velasco Please can you tell us about your new album and UK album launch? Home Now showcases five original compositions of mine (three in collaboration with lyricist [...]

There is joy and jubilation in the music of 1973/74 Gyroscope. JIB-12-S_CD (3 CDs) Gordon Beck – piano, electric piano, composer; Brian Smith or Stan Sulzmann – tenor & soprano [...]

thanks to these recordings we can once again marvel at the interplay and empathy between these three remarkable musicians. ECM 2828 / 659 7656 Keith Jarrett (piano); Gary Peacock (double [...]

an album full of heart, humor, and unapologetic honesty, showcasing not only her vocal talents but her ability to turn life’s frustrations into art. Cellar Music Vanisha Gould – Vocals; [...]

an excellent album that cannot fail to please and warm the heart on the long winter nights ahead. Copasetic Recordings COP05 Ineza (vocals; Alex Webb (piano); Charlie Pyne (double bass); [...]

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Jazz in Europe – Jazz news from Europe Jazz In Europe Netherlands magazine is a full-colour glossy publication. Produced quarterly, the magazine features interviews with European and International jazz musicians as well as interesting articles related to the world of jazz. Order Now HYPNOTIC BRASS ENSEMBLE – BAD BOYS OF JAZZ New Album Now Available

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Bandcamp Jazz Bandcamp ist ein Online-Musikdienst und eine Plattform zur Promotion, die sich insbesondere an unabhängige Künstler richtet. Künstler bei Bandcamp besitzen eine veränderbare Microsite mit den Alben, die sie hochladen. Viele Titel können kostenfrei auf der Internetseite abgespielt werden.

The Best Jazz on Bandcamp, October 2024
The Best Jazz on Bandcamp October 2024

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HVV-MAG knapp und würzig vorgestellt über die Jazzwiese hinaus –

Schon das zweite Album vom Low End Activist dieses Jahr. Nach den Jungle- und Bassabstraktionen von »Airdrop« geht… [...]

In Japan in den 1990er Jahren entwickelte sich Ambient rasch zu einer eigenständigen Säule der lokalen Techno-Kultur. Anders… [...]

Die Wurzeln des Labels Portraits GRM gehen bis in die 1950er-Jahre zurück. Damals hat der Komponist Pierre Schaeffer… [...]

Wiederholungen sind eine Spezialität der ersten drei Alben von Porridge Radio: Textzeilen so lange zu wiederholen, bis sie… [...]

Nicht die schlechteste Idee: Für »Threads To Knot« hat sich das Berliner Jazz-not-Jazz-Duo TRAINING mit der Südtiroler Bassistin… [...]

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Jazzfuel Matt Fripp from „I’m British but currently based in Paris, France “ Articles, resources & support for jazz musicians & jazz fans

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Jazztrail New York – EXPLORING THE NEW YORK JAZZ SCENE AND BEYOND

Anna Webber with Matt Mitchell and John Hollenbeck - simpletrio2000

Label: Intakt Records, 2024Personnel - Anna Webber: tenor saxophone, flutes; Matt Mitchell: piano; John Hollenbeck: drums. Saxophonist, flutist, and composer Anna Webber—a meticulous conceptualist in improvised music—draws from the depths [...]

Aaron Parks- Little Big III

Label: Blue Note Records, 2024Personnel - Aaron Parks: piano; Greg Tuohey: guitar; David Ginyard Jr.: bass; Jongkuk Kim: drums. The third installment of pianist and composer Aaron Parks’s Little Big [...]

The Attic & Eve Risser - La Grande Crue

Label: NoBusiness Records, 2024Personnel - Rodrigo Amado: tenor saxophone; Gonçalo Almeida: bass; Onno Govaert: drums; Eve Risser: piano. The free jazz trio The Attic, featuring Rodrigo Amado on tenor saxophone, [...]

Caleb Wheeler Curtis - The True Story of Bears and the Invention of the Battery

Label: Imani Records, 2024Personnel - Caleb Wheeler Curtis: stritch, trumpet, sopranino saxophone, tenor saxophone; Sean Conly: bass; Michael Sarin: drums, Eric Revis: bass; Justin Faulkner: drums. Following the authoritative statement [...]

Fabio Rojas - Perseverance

Label: Self released, 2024Personnel - Fabio Rojas: drums; Greg Osby: alto saxophone; Gustavo D’Amico: tenor and soprano saxophone, flute; Kevin Harris: piano, Fender Rhodes; Osmar Okuma: acoustic and electric bass. [...]

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JAZZIZ Magazine – The Voice of a New Jazz Culture

https://www.jazziz.com THE JAZZIZ CHANNEL. News. Readers R Top Feature. new jazz albums you need to know about …

Quincy Delight Jones Jr., the legendary musician, producer, arranger, and cultural icon whose influence shaped more than seven decades of music, passed away on November 3, 2024, at his home [...]

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Welcome to the JAZZIZ Podcast. This is our new series of podcast conversations, hosted by JAZZIZ Online Editor Matt Micucci and featuring some of the best artists of today’s jazz and creative music [...]

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Jazz Journal Jazz Journal ist ein monatlich erscheinendes britisches Jazz-Magazin, das seit 1948 erscheint und damit eine der ältesten heute noch erscheinenden Jazzzeitschriften überhaupt ist. Sitz ist in Loughton in Essex. Ein Schwerpunkt ist Mainstream Jazz. Seit 2009 ist die Zeitschrift mit Jazz Review vereinigt.

Trumpeter turned arranger Quincy Jones – best known to the general public as the producer of hit Michael Jackson albums after a career spent in jazz arrangement – passed away [...]

The Melbourne International Jazz Festival aspires to be recognised as a world-class jazz festival. This year, it got it mostly right. The artistic direction – 10 days of concerts across [...]

John Stubblefield was of a jazz generation that was thoroughly grounded in the music’s values yet open to new developments, in his case with particular reference to what was once [...]

There’s a rumour going around that the life of a music reviewer is only a tad less rewarding than that of Tom Cruise, Andrew Lloyd Webber or your privileged celebrity [...]

This is a thoroughly comprehensive, complete biography of Dolphy’s life and music. After an informative foreword by Jeff Schwartz and an introduction by the author, the first chapter gives a [...]

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From Madrid, jazz, free improvisation and cacophony Search for: aJazz Noise’s picks of – Bit of a miserable year, 2021. Lots of enthralling music and new sounds, mind you. Worth focusing on that for.

As the world continues to crumble around us, 2023 nevertheless saw the release of a ton of fascinating sounds. Not Continue Reading [...]

This is heavy… an atmospheric, elegiac, yearning, defiant, soul-scrubbingly cathartic, harshly beautiful suite of doom, noise, metal and indie esoterica. Continue Reading [...]

A.MAIAH is the nom-de-music of guitarist-composer Asier Pérez Basterra. Previously featured on aJN’s 12-ish Guitar (and-only-guitar) Albums In The Last Continue Reading [...]

Welcome to the electronic forest… I first found out about Koshiro Hino’s music through last year’s KAKUHAN duo with Yuki Continue Reading [...]

When I posted a track as a Daily Tune (26th May) I said that this album had taken the top Continue Reading [...]

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Best of Jazz Bestofjazz.org aims to help its visitors discover amazing jazz records. To do so, we review all the new jazz releases that we believe are worth your time. We also create monthly selections of jazz albums to be released in the coming days or weeks. This way, you will always be up to date with the newest releases and informed on what to wait for.

Contemporary jazz has seen numerous artists taking it by storm, but a handful of them have been around for decades and crowned for being remarkable and distinctive. Guitarist and composer [...]

In this post, we highlight the Best Jazz Albums of 2012—each one offering a unique experience that has made a significant impact on the world of jazz. Rather than ranking [...]

From the African rhythmic rituals, Jazz originated in the African-American communities of Louisiana and underwent multiple astounding transformations over a century. Now, it is unequivocally accepted as an art form [...]

In this post, we take a look at the Best Jazz Albums of 2013—each one providing a unique experience that has contributed to an important part of jazz history. Instead [...]

Born from Brazil’s rich and diverse musical heritage, Fabiano Do Nascimento is one of the most prominent and celebrated contemporary Brazilian guitarists and composers. His intricate compositional approach and virtuosic [...]

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Radiohörer – RADIO – UND MEDIENTIPPS FÜR NEUE MUSIK, JAZZ, FILM, KONZERTE UND HÖRBARES

Von Stefan Michalzik (FR). Beim 55. Jazzfestival enttäuschen die jungen Talente, überzeugt jedoch mit Wucht das hr-Jazzensemble. (Danke für die [...]

Von Matt Groom. Ineza Kerschkamp (bekannt unter dem Künstlernamen Ineza), die ursprünglich aus Ruanda stammt und in Belgien aufgewachsen ist, [...]

„Der Nacht des Jägers gewidmet“, so versteht Lucky seinen Mix. Ich kenne den Begriff „Nachteulen“ als Menschen, die spät ins [...]

Jazznacht-Konzert: Sylvain Darrifourcq, Vorarlberg 2024

Der Konzert-Mitschnitt stammt vom Festival Bezau Beatz im Bregenzerwald in Vorarlberg. Da spielte am 8. August 2024 der französische Schlagzeuger [...]

Die Radiotipps in der Übersicht für alle Kultursender des Öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks, ByteFM sowie des Ö1 und SRF 2. 00:05 Uhr [...]

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Jazz in Deutschland / Germany jazzpages.de/info Jazzpages – Das Portal zum Jazz in Deutschland seit 1997 Die Jazzpages sind ein Projekt von Frank Schindelbeck und publizieren seit Mitte der 1990er Jahre Informationen zum Jazz

Langsam geht das Enjoy Jazz Festival Richtung Ende, die finale Woche steht bevor. Zwischendurch können wir uns an Manfred Rinderspachers Fotografien einiger Konzerte erfreuen. Pat Meheny am 18.10.2024 BesetzungPat Metheny [...]

Sa 04.11. 09:05 – 10:00 UHRSWR2 MusikstundeJazz globalGnawa-Grooves und Falsett-Gesänge – Die Musik des Maghreb im Spiegel des JazzVon Thomas Loewner Die Musik des Maghreb und der Jazz – diese [...]

Donnerstag, 14. November 2024, 19 Uhr Das Global Village II-Festival bietet eine vielfältige Plattform für spannende Begegnungen und interkulturellen Austausch, inspiriert vom Schaffen des Free Jazz-Pioniers Peter Kowald. Der Auftakt [...]

Am 27. Oktober 2024 wird der in Ludwigshafen lebende Schlagzeuger Erwin Ditzner mit dem erstmals verliehenen „Future Jazz Preis RLP“ ausgezeichnet. Der in Worms geborene Musiker prägt seit Jahrzehnten die [...]

Jazz im Radio! In der Sendung vom 21.10.2024 beehrte uns wieder einmal „The very fabulous Mr. Stefan Hering Cerin“ diesmal ohne seinen Sohn Glen Banks. Wie immer hat Hering auf [...]

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Jazz Thing jazzthing.de Jazz thing ist eine deutsche Jazz -Zeitschrift, die seit November 1993 fünfmal jährlich erscheint (November/Dezember/Januar, Februar/März, April/Mai, Juni/Juli/August,

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Magazin für Jazz Musik – jazz-fun.de – Magazin für Jazz Musik Jazz-fun.de will mehr erfahren. »The music doesn’t have so far to go« – das ist wie ein Zaubervers für alle Musiker

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Jazzwax Marc Myers writes regularly for The Wall Street Journal and is author of „Rock Concert: An Oral History“ (Grove), „Anatomy of a Song“ (Grove) and „Why Jazz Happened.“ Founded in 2007, JazzWax has won three Jazz Journalists Association awardsn and cacophony

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Highresaudio Fortlaufend Neuerscheinungen – hier als Link zum Jazz | weitere Genres in der Menüauswahl

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Downbeat The publication was established in 1934 in Chicago, Illinois. It is named after the „downbeatin music, also called „beat one“, or the first beat of a musical measure.

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Jazzwise, the UK’s biggest selling jazz monthly and the leading English language jazz magazine in Europe, has changed the way jazz magazines look and think with a stunning

a selection of nice jazz web sites

Michael’s Jazzblog from Switzerland It’s time to provide another list of interesting albums that have been released in the last few months.

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Jazz Albums October 2024

Alben des Monats: Conor Cantrell  A Place Between Homes ​.​.​. – The Smile Cutouts [...]

Jazz Duos Piano Guitar

releases from Irving Ashby, over Django Reinhardt to Jim Hall with Bill Evans, Joe Pass with Jimmy Rowles and Pat Martino with Gil Goldstein [...]

jazzweek 1st november 2024 Sarah Hanahan

Sarah Hanahan (sax), Diego Rivera (sax), Neil Swainson (b), Dafnis Prieto (dr), Jazzmeia Horn (voc), Ilya Osachuk (b) [...]

Freysteinn – To Somewhere

release 01.11.2024 Hilmar Jensson Guitar Óskar Kjartansson drums Helgi R. Heiðarsson Tenor saxaphone Freysteinn Gíslason bass [...]

Jazzfest Berlin 2024

Bromander Unfolding Orchestra, Marilyn Crispell, Joe McPhee, De Beren Gieren, Sun-Mi Hong, Lakecia Benjamin, Goran Kajfeš, Kris Davis [...]

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The Guardian Jazz die Jazzabteilung des Guardian mit nahezu täglichen Jazz Reports und Reviews

Quincy Jones and Frank Sinatra: the audacious partnership that rocketed them to another planet

Jones was behind many inflection points in American music, but it all began with a brotherhood with Ol’ Blue EyesIn 1958 Quincy Jones was working in Paris when he received [...]

‘I named my son after him’: readers on the greatness of Quincy Jones

Whether advising him on restaurant menus or meeting him at Prince’s house, Guardian readers recall their encounters with the entertainment icon• Stevie Wonder, Oprah Winfrey, Paul McCartney and more pay [...]

Birth of the cool: posters from the Montreux jazz festival through the decades – in pictures

Since its inception in 1967, the Montreux jazz festival in Switzerland has hosted a dizzying array of musical talent from the world of jazz and beyond: Ella Fitzgerald, David Bowie [...]

From Dizzy to Donna to Stevie: how hit-making legend Quincy Jones created superstars and changed pop history

Miles Davies, Frank Sinatra, Amy Winehouse, Michael Jackson, Dionne Warwick … the powerhouse producer made magical music with everyone who was anyone. We pay tribute to the genius of ‘the [...]

Quincy Jones, late music industry great, reflects on talented friends and collaborators – video

Quincy Jones, a titan of American entertainment industry, has died at 91. The musician, producer and composer worked with stars including Ray Charles, Michael Caine, Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson. [...]

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Jazz Zeitung Das JazzZeitungs-Blog. Hier schreiben Rainer Wein, Jörg Lichtinger, Peter Ortmann, Thomas Spitzer, Benjamin Schaefer, Martin Hufner …

Nach dem Radiofestival der ARD: „listen, adapt & improve“

Das ist eine Bratwurst. © Martin HufnerNach dem Radiofestival der ARD: „listen, adapt & improve“ – Bitte improven ARD, wenn ihr schon sonst euch eurer langerworbenen Stärken und eurer Jazzexpertise [...]

Der „unelektrischste E-Bassist“: Norbert Dömling ist seit über 50 Jahren auf der Bühne

Ein richtiger Franke! Hat man Norbert Dömling am Telefon, weiß man nach wenigen Sätzen, wo er als Junge Fußball gespielt hat. Der Bassist ist ein waschechter „Frangge“, um dem Idiom [...]

Das Ende einer föderalen Radiokultur ist so gut wie beschlossen

Absturz now. Foto: HufnerWährend man sich angeblich diskussionsbereit zeigt wenn es um die Zukunft des Radios geht – so sucht ARD-Vorsitzender Kai Gniffke aktuell auch das Gespräch mit Teilen der [...]

Desaströs in vielerlei Hinsicht: Der Deutsche Jazzpreis 2023

Deutscher Jazzpreis. Foto: Oliver HochkeppelEin Kommentar von Oliver Hochkeppel Im vergangenen Jahr, bei der zweiten, erstmals in Bremen an die jazzahead! gekoppelten Verleihung des Deutschen Jazzpreises, war man im Vergleich [...]

Soundtrack zum Gebäck: Plätzchenbäcker Till B.

The New Krümelmonster: Till Brönner. Foto: Martin HufnerEr hat dieses Mal keine flammende Wutrede in Sachen Corona gehalten, was ihn bekanntlich bis zu Anne Will ins Studio gebracht hat oder [...]

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Seed of a Seed

On her second album, the Oregon singer-songwriter crafts patient, detailed songs in the borderlands between modernity and nature. [...]

LL

The self-mythologizing L.A. duo’s debut album is a wanton mixture of electroclash, ’00s dance pop, and digital hyperactivity. Despite the aggressive posturing, it’s surprisingly heartfelt. [...]

Groovy Steppin Sh*t

An unlikely meeting between the South Carolina rapper and Philadelphia producer yields thrillingly alien results. It’s the rare perfect marriage of tough underground MC and nerdy beatmaker. [...]

What a Relief

The MUNA singer’s solo debut scales down her songwriting, replacing the band’s festival-sized choruses with down-to-earth lyrics and folksy production touches. [...]

Eternal Atake 2

Instead of blazing a path forward, the iconoclastic rapper retreads familiar ground in a dull, remarkably safe sequel to their groundbreaking album. [...]

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