Dave Gisler Trio: See You Out There
Dave Gisler | David Murray | Jaimie Branch | Lionel Friedli | Raffaele Bossard
Three releases, all featuring trumpeter-composer Jaimie Branch, and all given extra – and unwelcome – piquancy by her sudden death...
Reviewed by Kevin Whitlock in issue: October/2022
Conrad Herwig – Igor Butman: Reflections
Alex Sipiagin | Conrad Herwig | David Kikoski | Igor Butman | Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts | Kenny Davis
This is trombonist Herwig's tenth leader album for Criss Cross and the playing really is as good as it gets....
Reviewed by Tony Hall in issue: July/2016
Gary Peacock/Marilyn Crispell: Azure
Gary Peacock | Marilyn Crispell
Peacock is of course a known quantity, or certainly should be after 30 years on and off alongside Keith Jarrett,...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: August/2013
The Nels Cline 4: Currents, Constellations
Julian Lage | Nels Cline | Scott Colley | Tom Rainey
Following his gently epic Blue Note debut, Lovers, Cline returns to more familiar territory with a spate of post-bop workouts...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: July/2018
Steve Khan: Patchwork Medio Mezclado
Khan has long behind left his jazz rock days, but the philosophy of fusion remains implicit to his art. Mezclado...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: February/2020
Joe Williams/Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison: Complete Small Groups Sessions
Williams’ flawless diction applies itself to 50 standards in swinging mainstream settings, mainly from the three albums he cut with...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2016
The Chicago Reed Quartet: Western Automatic
Dave Rempis | Ken Vandermark | Mars Williams | Nick Mazzarella
This duck-billed doozy finds four generations of horn honkers blowing in from the Windy City to cut a cross-section through...
Reviewed by Spencer Grady in issue: July/2015
Johanna Graham Quartet: Don't Let Me Be Lonely
Damian Rodd | Johanna Graham | Martin Bowie | Tim Greenhalgh
This debut release from Penzance-based jazz vocalist Johanna Graham showcases a fine singer with a palpably individual style. The eclectic...
Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: October/2013
Harold McNair
Bill Le Sage | Harold McNair | John Cameron | Spike Heatley | Tony Carr | unknown orchestra
Another welcome reissue from Dutton Vocalion. If Flute & Nut, with its occasional foolish forays into easy listening (‘You Are...
Reviewed by Duncan Heining in issue: Dec/Jan/2012/2013
Cat Toren's Human Kind: Scintillating Beauty
You don't have to be high to appreciate this Brooklyn-based keyboardist-composer's band's salute to the socially-conscious eastmeets-west jazz of the...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: September/2020
Follow us

Jazzwise Full Club
- Latest print and digital issues
- Digital archive since 1997
- Download tracks from bonus compilation albums throughout the year
- Reviews Database access
From £9.08 / month
Subscribe
Jazzwise Digital Club
- Latest digital issues
- Digital archive since 1997
- Download tracks from bonus compilation albums during the year
- Reviews Database access