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  • Palatia Jazz
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    Palatia Jazz 2015

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/01/201503/01/2015

    This international Jazz Festival now goes into its 19th season and will run from June 20th until August 8th in various outstanding and charming locations. That’s one of the trademarks of Palatia Jazz: most of the locations are really one of a kind. As for the artists, there will be, for example, top drummer Manu…

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  • Rumer "Into Colour"
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    Rumer – Into Colour

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/28/2015

    This is how a veritable Pop album should sound like in 2015. The British singer-songwriter Rumer (born Sarah Joyce), who was born in Pakistan, has delivered her third album, produced by Rob Shirakbari, and it is another collection of 11 little stories told in her inimitable vocal style which is stuck in the 60s combined…

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  • Paris
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    Paris is International Jazz Day 2015 Host City

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/26/2015

    The International Jazz Day was launched in 2012. Back then, about 70 countries worldwide participated in daylong celebrations of this music and to spread awareness. This year, nearly all 196 U.N. member states are taking part on April 30th with special events planned on that day. Jazz Day again is presented by the Thelonious Monk…

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  • Tigran Hamasyan "Mockroot"
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    Tigran Hamasyan – Mockroot

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/25/2015

    The Armenian pianist Tigran Hamasyan is heavily influenced by the folk traditions and culture of his country. That is again evident on his latest album, called “Mockroot”, his sixth so far. But there is also a heavy rock influence here as well, particularly on the first four tracks. And then there is the common thread…

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  • Jacky Terrasson "Take This"
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    Jacky Terrasson – Take This

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/24/2015

    Synthesizer, human beatbox, and Fender Rhodes. These are part of the new sound of pianist Jacky Terrasson on his new album “Take This”. “I don’t want to repeat myself…I wanted to do something completely different”, says Terrasson in the liner notes. And so he opens the 11-song set with a joyous, uptempo “Kiff” including the…

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  • Bobby Broom "My Shining Hour"
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    Bobby Broom – My Shining Hour

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/23/2015

    A collection of nine standards is the latest album by guitarist Bobby Broom. But this is not your typical standard fare – there is a Frederick Loewe song that hasn’t been recorded very often (“The Heather On The Hill”) and all of the tracks come to life by the shining arrangements for his trio which…

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  • Steve Tyrell "That Lovin' Feeling"
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    Steve Tyrell – That Lovin’ Feeling

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/23/2015

    Steve Tyrell, the singer with that raspy voice and a little country twang, got his start in the record business early when he had the chance to work at the famous Scepter label. Soon enough, he produced songs for Chuck Jackson or Maxine Brown and promoted the records for Dionne Warwick. It was the time…

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  • Clark Terry "Spanish Rice"
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    Clark Terry – R.I.P.

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/22/201502/22/2015

    His career spanned over seven decades, he received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010, and he entered hospice care about a week ago. His wife Gwen wrote on his Facebook page: “He left us peacefully, surrounded by his family, students and friends.” Two of my favorite Clark Terry albums are very different affairs and…

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  • Duane Eubanks "Things Of That Particular Nature"
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    Duane Eubanks – Things Of That Particular Nature

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/21/2015

    As an avid reader of album credits, I came across the name of trumpeter Duane Eubanks (brother of guitarist Kevin and trombonist Robin) on one of the final albums for the great Phyllis Hyman, “Forever With You” from 1998, where he was featured on the title track and on “The Strength Of A Woman”. A…

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  • Nominees For Echo Jazz 2015 Are Out
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    Nominees For Echo Jazz 2015 Are Out

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/20/201502/20/2015

    The Echo Jazz 2015 ceremony is scheduled for May 28th in Hamburg, a day before the popular Elbjazz Festival starts. Among the nominees are: Michael Wollny Trio (Ensemble of the year, national), Vincent Peirani & Émile Parisien (Ensemble of the year, international), Johanna Borchert (vocalist, national), Somi (vocalist, international), Julia Kadel (Piano/Keys, national), Stefano Bollani…

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