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The British guitarist's 1970 album with Paul Rutherford and John Marshall mixes well-mannered modal and free jazz, rock, folk and Latin
Jazz might be the sound of surprise but it can also be the surprise find, popping up serendipitously in unexpected places
Glowering Australian 18-piece plays a largely atonal set that's sometimes free, often reflective, occasionally rocking
The tight West Country quintet featuring Nick Malcolm and Jake McMurchie played a set of hard-bop and soul-jazz originals
The drummer's 1992 date features bop stalwart Eddie Henderson as well as rising stars Seamus Blake and Christian McBride
The guitarist is wrapped in orchestral arrangements by Mike Gibbs that often conjure the image of an elegant feather entombed in treacle
The Morning Star's jazz scribe finds the positive in the music, noting that Marx would have passed the Pizza Express as he hatched Das Kapital
Bostonian tenor saxophonist leads vibes, piano and more in 11 elegiac, modally inclined originals centred around mid-tempo
Fluent Canadian band including Lorne Lofsky and Neil Swainson laid down some crackling hard bop in Brest at the end of its 2023 European tour
Scandinavian saxophone, bass and drums trio plays harmonically solemn chamber jazz over swing and ballad rhythms
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