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  • Kate McGarry "The Subject Tonight Is Love"
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    Kate McGarry – The Subject Tonight Is Love

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/07/201802/07/2018

    “The Subject Tonight Is Love” is a jazz love letter to a hopeful 2018″, says singer Kate McGarry in the press release to her new album, out last Friday. It’s a trio record with her partner, guitarist and bassist Keith Ganz, and pianist, keyboardist and accordionist Gary Versace. The three have been working together on…

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  • Chris Dave And The Drumhedz
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    Chris Dave And The Drumhedz

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/06/2018

    The long-awaited Blue Note debut by drummer, composer, vocalist, and producer Chris Dave sounds like a planetary invasion. In the liner notes, he thanks a bunch of people with the introductory line: “this mission from earth to the abyss wouldn’t be complete without giving appreciation”. And so, the album begins with a sort of Parliament/Funkadelic…

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  • Luxury Soul 2018
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    Luxury Soul 2018

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/05/2018

    Three CDs, 35 tracks – the 2018 edition of the Luxury Soul compilation is among us and it is full of fantastic soul grooves again, like its predecessors reviewed here in 2017, 2016, and 2015. From the very cool cover version of Keni Burke’s classic “Risin’ To The Top” by Tristan featuring Heston right on…

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  • Leon "Ndugu" Chancler
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    Leon “Ndugu” Chancler 1952 – 2018

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/04/201802/04/2018

    He played drums on Michael Jackson‘s “Billie Jean”, “P.Y.T.” and “Baby Be Mine” and on a thousand more sessions. An album with Leon “Ndugu” Chancler on the drums was always worth checking out. In his early career, he played with the Gerald Wilson Big Band, Herbie Hancock, Willie Bobo, Miles Davis, and Freddie Hubbard. He…

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  • Dennis Edwards "Don't Look Any Further"
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    Dennis Edwards R.I.P.

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/03/2018

    “Don’t Look Any Further” was one of the big numbers in 1984. No, it wasn’t big. It was huge. My original 12″ is pretty worn out. The singer on this particular track was Dennis Edwards, who joined The Temptations in 1968 and sang on classic cuts such as “Papa Was A Rolling Stone”, “Cloud Nine”,…

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  • North Sea Jazz Festival 2018
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    North Sea Jazz Festival Announces First 22 Acts

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/02/201802/02/2018

    I know it really feels like a circus, but North Sea Jazz in Rotterdam as one of the biggest jazz festivals is always good to get a proper overview of what’s going on in the jazz world and beyond. Plus, there is always something new and unknown to explore. To be honest, I just can’t…

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  • Montreux Jazz Festival 2018 Poster
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    52nd Montreux Jazz Festival Unveils Poster

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/01/2018

    Contemporary artist Christian Marclay has created the poster for the 52nd edition of the prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival. For the first time on a festival poster, the cyanotype process has been used, a printing process which produces a cyan-blue print. Marclay is a Swiss artist, performer, and composer. He works in a multitude of media including…

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  • Wesla Whitfield "In My Life"
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    Wesla Whitfield Is Saying Goodbye

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/01/201802/01/2018

    An amazing storyteller, wonderful person, sublime artist. She is able to let you hear new twists and turns in songs you thought you’ve already heard a million times. Her otherworldly melancholic voice, connected with her wittiness, makes her one-of-a-kind. And she always added some rarely heard tunes and oddities in her repertoire on her records….

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  • Stacey Kent "I Know I Dream"
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    Live Review: Stacey Kent at Kammermusiksaal

    ByMatthias Kirsch 01/30/201801/30/2018

    You could really feel the joy singer Stacey Kent had when she was sharing the stage with a 30-piece orchestra, the Hamburg-based Ensemble Resonanz under the direction of Francesco Bossaglia. The 18 strings and four flutes built a very harmonious, lush and concentrated cushion last night at Berlin’s smaller Philharmonie venue, the Kammermusiksaal. Mostly playing…

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  • Gina
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    Beware Of The Dog

    ByMatthias Kirsch 01/29/2018

    Gina is in heat again. We urge you to put your (male) dogs on the leash whenever she’s roaming outside. Thank you for your cooperation.

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