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September 27, 2015 by Simon Sweetman

Ahmad Jamal: Live in Marciac, August 5th 2014

Ahmad Jamal Live In Marciac, August 5th 2014 Jazz Village Ahmad Jamal has delivered great albums in recent years – not just good albums, not just great-stuff-to-know-he’s-still-alive-and-playing-capable albums, but kickass records that burst with ideas, that remind of his spirited playing across so many decades; that show he still has it – can’t lose it […]
Posted in Blog, Reviews · Tagged 2015, Ahmad Jamal, Ahmad Jamal: Live in Marciac August 5th 2014, Album Review, Blue Moon, Herlin Riley, Jazz, Live at the Pershing Lounge, Live in Marciac August 5th 2014, Manolo Badrena, Piano, Reginald Veal, Saturday Morning ·

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October 15, 2014 by Simon Sweetman

The Vinyl Countdown # 1010

V/A, Rock’n’Roll Fever Volume 1 (1982) Growing up you learned, pretty quickly, to avoid those K-TEL-type compilations, no mark of quality. Cheap, nasty. Now – I’m not so bothered. I’m constantly on the search for rock’n’roll comps, esp 1950s and early 1960s stuff – it’s handy stuff for those long-haul DJ sets, eight hours of […]
Posted in Blog, The Vinyl Countdown · Tagged 1982, Blue Moon, Compilation, K-TEL, LP, Rock'n'Roll, Rock'n'Roll Fever Volume 1, The Marcels, V/A, Various, Various Artists, Vinyl ·

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November 19, 2013 by Simon Sweetman

Ahmad Jamal: Saturday Morning

  Ahmad Jamal Saturday Morning Jazz Village I loved Blue Moon, Ahmad Jamal’s album from last year and Saturday Morning is a better record; livelier, it spins in different circles, there’s more flourishes, more colour, more enthusiasm, the percussive groove is fully locked down now – splashes of cymbals and conga accents dive in and […]
Posted in Blog, Reviews · Tagged Ahmad Jamal, Album Review, Blue Moon, Herlin Riley, Jazz, Jazz Trio, Piano, Saturday Morning ·

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November 14, 2012 by Simon Sweetman

Ahmad Jamal: Blue Moon

Ahmad Jamal Blue Moon Jazz Village Ahmad Jamal has been recording for over 60 years. Here, at 82, he dazzles once again, playing a mix of standards and show tunes with some originals. Jamal has a sound, a touch, a feel, that makes him one of the singular piano talents for me. I can think […]
Posted in Blog, Reviews · Tagged Ahmad Jamal, Album Review, Blue Moon, Herlin Riley ·

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