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Tag: Mick Paddon

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, Reviews Posted on21 May 201425 May 2014

Album Review: Alluvium (Tiny Hearts) by Mick Paddon

Alluvium (Alluvium Records) May 2014 Tiny Hearts Review by Mick Paddon Jazz and improvised music is performed in a wide variety of combinations of instruments […] 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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