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Gigs and concerts, Reviews Posted on10 December 202018 December 2020

Dianne Cripps revisits Southern Comfort: ‘Mama always told me to sing with joy’

In a program of jazz, blues, a touch of hillbilly bluegrass and a dash of gospel, Dianne Cripps shared some of her experiences growing up in the South, regaling the audience with stories and explaining why particular songs were special to her.

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News Posted on24 September 202025 September 2020

Sydney will come alive in November with Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival

It’s time to enjoy live intimate jazz from home and abroad at the 2020 Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival.

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Interviews Posted on29 February 2020

Dianne Cripps presents Southern Comfort: ‘It’s not just barbecue sauce’

“With everything that’s going on in the world right now, I want my show to provide a little comfort, to help people feel good. I want to share that southern comfort with the audience.”

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Concerts and tours, Interviews Posted on17 September 20178 August 2018

Tal Cohen & Jamie Oehlers: “We give each other a lot of space to play”

“The greatest challenge is doing something different with standards that still feels natural. I think we achieved it on this album. We were very open and just tried to play like ourselves with no judgment.”

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Concerts and tours, News Posted on22 August 201725 August 2017

Vincent Gardner & Belinda Munro: voices of a musical continuum

When Mercer Ellington decided to keep his father’s orchestra alive, after Duke Ellington’s demise, he chose the word ‘Continuum’ for the title of the outfit’s first post-Duke recording. This is the word that constantly comes to mind, when I think of Vincent Gardner and Belinda Munro, who are touring Australia these days.

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Concerts and tours, Interviews, News, people, Uncategorized Posted on24 May 201726 May 2017

Kavita Shah: “Listening to my music is like visiting 10 places at once”

“I’m not a big fan of the word fusion, because it feel binary to me, and I’m trying to achieve a sound that is multifaceted and fluid. And I think this sound reflects our world today, one which is increasingly more complex and interdependent”.

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Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on23 October 20166 February 2017

Review: Tim Rollinson – Nitty Gritty

Tim Rollinson’s ‘Nitty Gritty’ calls to mind John Scofield’s enormously successful Scofield Au Go Go of a few years back and in many ways comes from the same place: a love of groove and the improvisational ideas which flower from the deep earth of funk

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Reviews Posted on9 September 201410 September 2014

Gig review: Scott Tinkler with Jazzgroove Mothership Orchestra

The Foundry 616 Harris & Mary Ann Streets, Ultimo, Sydney. 3 September 2014 Review by John Clare Walking from Glebe to the relatively new jazz […] Read More

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Profiles Posted on9 April 201419 April 2014

Peter Rechniewski – Uncaped Crusader

Article by John Shand Banner image Harry Sutherland Trio with guest Jessica Carlton. Photo: Scott Burgess. To say he polarises people could be a lame […] Read More

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