Cover Star Keyon Harrold: A New Miles Davis?
Hailed as “the future of the trumpet” by Wynton Marsalis, and “one to watch” by Rolling Stone, Keyon Harrold isContinue Reading
Hailed as “the future of the trumpet” by Wynton Marsalis, and “one to watch” by Rolling Stone, Keyon Harrold isContinue Reading
For its 40th anniversary Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival is in a festive mood. The programme for this 40th anniversaryContinue Reading
As evidenced by their opening track Two To Tango, the theme of jazz singer Jacqui Dankworth and her pianist, arranger,Continue Reading
In advance of his eleven gigs (and counting) at this year’s Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival, pianist Brian Kellock gaveContinue Reading
“Anyone remember 1927?” asked a tongue-in-cheek Tommy Smith before gliding into the second tune of the evening, which was releasedContinue Reading
Liane Carroll is my favourite singer. She epitomises everything I used to get out of theatre but, sadly, no longerContinue Reading
With no support act and an interminable wait from the doors opening at 7 pm to the curtain rising aContinue Reading
by Peter Callaghan After Rose Room’s barnstorming performance at The Faw Kirk on the opening night of the inaugural three-dayContinue Reading
by Peter Callaghan Gypsy swing quartet kick off Falkirk Live! With a barnstorming gig. Five out of five! As theContinue Reading
by Peter Callaghan A lyric in Dan Hicks‘ song I Scare Myself, sung in the second half of Liane Carrol,Continue Reading
by Peter Callaghan Joe Stilgoe – a sharp-suited and even sharper-witted jazz musician “of sorts” (his self-deprecating words, not mine)Continue Reading
by Peter Callaghan With his Paolo Nutini good looks, Harry Connick Jr smooth vocals and Cole Porter knack of writingContinue Reading
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