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Tag: Carl Morgan

Award finalists, News Posted on21 October 201427 October 2014

Carl Morgan | NJA Finalist Q&A

I started playing jazz after discovering a VHS labelled ‘Red Dwarf’ at home when I was 14. Little did I know the last hour of the tape was a concert of Miles Davis live in Germany in 1988. I’d never heard anything like it and was totally blown away. I became obsessed with jazz.

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Reviews Posted on4 August 20144 August 2014

Album Review: The Life Electric (PW Farrell) by John Hardaker.

The Life Electric is of its time but is also of the tradition of jazz. PW Farrell has caught the balance of both deftly – not an easy thing to do: too many have failed by tipping too far one way or another.

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on8 April 201422 April 2014

Album review: Digital Seed (Mike Rivett)

Rivett has broken cover not with yet another musical artefact from a schooled and accomplished improvising musician, but with a true work of the imagination.

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on15 December 201227 December 2013

Review by John Hardaker: Steve Barry

On the strength of his eponymous debut album, Steve Barry, I get the feeling we will have to do as we did with the Finn brothers and Rusty Crowe (and any other frighteningly talented Kiwi) and willingly refer to him as the Australian pianist and composer Steve Barry. The album really is that good.

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Award finalists Posted on27 April 20073 October 2013

Q&A with Carl Morgan – 2010 NJA finalist

Carl Morgan responds to the Jazz Australia Q&A, featuring finalists in the National Jazz Awards. The National Jazz Awards are performed and announced at the […] Read More

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