1/Jeremy Pelt, Woven, High Note
2/Fred Hersch, The Surrounding Green, ECM
4/Anthony Wilson Nonet, House of the Singing Blossoms, Sam First
5/Branford Marsalis Quartet, Belonging, Blue Note
6/Christian McBride, Without Further Ado Vol 1, Mack Avenue
7/John O’Gallagher, Ancestral, Whirlwind
8/Brandon Woody, For The Love Of It All, Blue Note
9/Joshua Redman, Words Fall Short, Blue Note
10/Jason Palmer and Kevin Harris, Shorter Songs, SteepleChase
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Spike enamoured
While in Sligo for the smokin’ Freddie Hendrix, I stumbled entracte over to Holborn Street
Jim McNeely’s last goodbye
Jim McNeely’s last
Oliver Jones, the Canadian jazz pianist who found wider acclaim on turning 50, dies aged 91
Farewell to a Canadian jazz piano icon



