Jazz meteorology that's an el niño of a ride. Another of the year's top live albums
Bymarlbank28 August 2026An album that sounds more like a jazz album than a country one starts a weekend of new listening
Bymarlbank28 August 2026Highlights on the live club and small venue scene coming up
Bymarlbank28 August 2026A new version of 'You Again' turns the lamp down low
Bymarlbank28 August 2026Luck out. Listen up. It's a trip
Bymarlbank27 August 2026Does Windflower stand out enough in a crowded field?
Bymarlbank25 August 2026One of Ireland's leading jazz voices returns
Bymarlbank25 August 2026Lizz, Wynton and more
Bymarlbank25 August 2026One of the best live albums that I have come across this year. Wong & Redman hit it off big time
Bymarlbank24 August 2026Stirring avant-garde adventure
Bymarlbank23 August 2026Familiar fare, in the large part winningly conveyed
Bymarlbank19 August 2026An attractive spread of leading British jazz acts are included in the Swansea mix
Bymarlbank17 August 2026A luminous Irving Berlin interpretation is this week's choice
Bymarlbank17 August 2026Is this new one as good as Whistling in the Dark?
Bymarlbank17 August 2026An ideal introduction
Bymarlbank17 August 2026Monk magic and Jon Batiste magnetism win the day
Bymarlbank16 August 2026Walk on Sonny Boy, walk on
Bymarlbank15 August 2026
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