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A tribute to Joe Temperley – 1929-2016

Joe Temperley’s lustrous baritone saxophone solos were a crucial feature of any concert by Wynton Marsalis’s mighty Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, his depth of tone and fluency marking him out as one of the most influential baritone players in jazz.

Espen Eriksen Trio embark on first UK tour

Creators of a triumvirate of perfectly-poised, critically-acclaimed albums for the Rune Grammofon imprint, Norway’s Espen Eriksen Trio are readying themselves for their first ever UK tour.

Monster Mats Gustafsson box unleashed

Viennese custodians of chaos Trost are set to let loose a tumultuous tub of intense improvisation from Swedish sax behemoth Mats Gustafsson.

Hazy, rainy days at New Orleans Jazz Fest 2016

Disclaimer: it was this reviewer’s first time in New Orleans so it would feel wrong not to preface the review without reference to the city – for the uninitiated (I hope there aren’t many reading) this is a town that is purely and simply a musicians’ and music fan’s paradise.

WorldService Project burn it up in Birmingham

WorldService Project (WSP) leader and keyboard player Dave Morecroft was singing what sounded like “Sailor! Ho!” while drummer Harry Pope and electric bassist Arthur O’Hara drove a hard rock rhythm, trombonist Raphael Clarkson and tenor saxophonist Tim Ower swirling turbulently over it.

Jazzwise Magazine launches complete Digital Archive

Every issue of Jazzwise is now available digitally through the Exact Editions website and through the magazine’s popular iOS and Android Apps – with 207 complete issues available, going right back to the first issue when the magazine launched in April 1997.

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