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Month: November 2014

Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on21 November 201424 July 2017

Album review: This Time (Grigoryan Brothers) by John Hardaker

…beautifully composed, played, conceived, and recorded … but all that fades away when the magic comes out. And it is the magic here that stops time, puts you in that special place of sunlit pleasure (or moonlit dreaming) and fills you up like food, or wine. Or love.

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Guest Posts, News Posted on18 November 201425 July 2017

The Remarkable Mr Morrison

It was a bloody cheek really – I didn’t know James Morrison from a bar of soap except I knew he played trumpet better than your average cleaning agent.

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News Posted on12 November 201412 November 2014

Jazzgroove Christmas Party and Fundraiser – Tuesday 2 December

Jazzgroove Christmas party and fundraiser. Three sensational bands performing on 2 December 2014 at Foundry616 in Sydney.

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Guest Posts Posted on7 November 201411 November 2014

Mick Paddon visits the Budapest Music Centre

by Mick Paddon Over the years, in different places and in a variety of capacities, I have been involved in a number of initiatives aiming […] Read More

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Album Releases, Concerts and tours, News Posted on6 November 20146 November 2014

Album release – Songs of Friends – Josh Kyle and Sam Keevers

Songs of Friends allows Josh Kyle to re-imagine works by some of Australia’s leading jazz instrumentalists with the addition of new original lyrics, weaving vocals into an otherwise instrumental context.

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Album Releases, News Posted on6 November 20146 November 2014

CD Release – Rick Webster Live at the Ellington…

After releasing 2 successful EP’s, International Award Winning Guitarist/Songwriter Rick Webster has announced his first full length album Live at the Ellington Featuring Allira Wilson released November 1st 2014.

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News, Reviews Posted on6 November 20146 November 2014

John Clare reviews Wangaratta’s 25th

John Clare lost his wallet on the way to Wangaratta this year, but he says “to hear Rava with Steve Magnusson was worth losing my money and cards for”

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News, Reviews Posted on6 November 20146 November 2014

Album Review: Still Still (Gian Slater) by Leon Gettler

Still Still (Which Way Music) Gian Slater Recorded at Headgap studios June 27-28 2011 Review by Leon Gettler Gian Slater is every vocalist’s dream. Her […] Read More

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Profiles Posted on2 November 2014

Adrian Jackson – 25 years of Wangaratta

This story was commissioned for – and appeared in – the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz & Blues 25th anniversary program. Photo of Enrico Rava provided […] Read More

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    Belinda Munro: "The stage is where I feel most comfortable"
  • REVIEW: Tim Willis & The End – Night and Day
    REVIEW: Tim Willis & The End – Night and Day
  • REVIEW/  Adam Rudegeair - The Bowie Project 2: It's Always Time
    REVIEW/ Adam Rudegeair - The Bowie Project 2: It's Always Time
  • Flora Carbo: 'I am striving for total honesty'
    Flora Carbo: 'I am striving for total honesty'
  • Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
    Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
  • Flipped Interview with Harry James Angus
    Flipped Interview with Harry James Angus
  • Brian Jackson: "I hate that 'Winter in America' is  still so goddamned relevant"
    Brian Jackson: "I hate that 'Winter in America' is still so goddamned relevant"
  • Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room
    Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room
  • Torrio! 'There are three of us and anything goes'
    Torrio! 'There are three of us and anything goes'
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    Megan Burslem - my songlines

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3 Questions Allan Browne Andrea Keller Arjun von Caemmerer Barney McAll bass Bernie McGann Bird's Basement Chris McNulty Eugene Ball Gian Slater Jamie Oehlers Jazz on Lockdown Jeremy Rose JMI live John Clare John Hardaker John Shand Jonathan Zwartz Julien Wilson Kristin Berardi Mace Francis Marc Hannaford Matt McMahon melbourne international jazz festival Melbourne Recital Centre MIJF Mike Nock NJA Paris Cat Jazz Club Paul Grabowsky Peter Knight Phil Slater Sam Anning Sam Keevers Sandy Evans Saxophone Scott Tinkler SIMA Simon Barker Stephen Magnusson Stonnington Jazz The Jazz Lab voice Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues

Top – 10

  • Belinda Munro: "The stage is where I feel most comfortable"
    Belinda Munro: "The stage is where I feel most comfortable"
  • REVIEW: Tim Willis & The End – Night and Day
    REVIEW: Tim Willis & The End – Night and Day
  • REVIEW/  Adam Rudegeair - The Bowie Project 2: It's Always Time
    REVIEW/ Adam Rudegeair - The Bowie Project 2: It's Always Time
  • Flora Carbo: 'I am striving for total honesty'
    Flora Carbo: 'I am striving for total honesty'
  • Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
    Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
  • Flipped Interview with Harry James Angus
    Flipped Interview with Harry James Angus
  • Brian Jackson: "I hate that 'Winter in America' is  still so goddamned relevant"
    Brian Jackson: "I hate that 'Winter in America' is still so goddamned relevant"
  • Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room
    Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room
  • Torrio! 'There are three of us and anything goes'
    Torrio! 'There are three of us and anything goes'
  • Megan Burslem - my songlines
    Megan Burslem - my songlines

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