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Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on8 July 2015

REVIEW: Fat Yahoozah – I Don’t Care

The binding quality of Ellen Kirkwood’s music and her collaborations is that is consistently has one foot firmly in jazz and the other trailing in the waters of a tangy broth of blues, rock, gypsy swing, klezmer, reggae and you-name-it.

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Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on6 March 20157 March 2015

Album review: Paul Williamson Live

Live (Jazzhead) Paul Williamson Quartet Review by Samuel Cottell Trumpeter Paul Williamson has an incredible ability to create diverse musical landscapes with other performers. His previous album, […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on2 December 20103 October 2013

Q&A with Pat Thiele – 2010 NJA finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on2 November 20103 October 2013

Q&A with Nick Garbett – 2010 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on13 October 20103 October 2013

Q&A with Nadje Noohuis – 2010 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on2 October 20103 October 2013

Q&A with James Kennedy – 2010 NJA finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on2 September 20103 October 2013

Q&A with Damien Maughan – 2010 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on2 August 20103 October 2013

Q&A with Eamon McNelis – 2010 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? Growing […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on2 July 20103 October 2013

Q&A with Nick Pietsch – 2010 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on2 June 20103 October 2013

Q&A with Simon Ferenci – 2010 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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    Pat Metheny: 'I believe profoundly in the power of good notes'
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    Chris Frangou's kaleidoscope of sounds
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