Jazz
Miles Smiles Featuring Wallace Roney - Ronnie Scott's
Widely considered the 20th century’s most influential jazz musician, Miles Davis was at the forefront of the development of the American jazz music tradition. As a bandleader, Davis garnered and mentored some of the most prominent musicians of the 20th
China Moses: Live - Ronnie Scott's
Releasing her first album when she was 16, it was clear from a young age that China Moses was a gifted singer. Now celebrating the release of her latest album Crazy Blues, she performs live at Ronnie Scott's.
The Apples: Live - Jazz Cafe
The Apples arrive at the Jazz Cafe to perform their signature live explosion that thrills audiences everywhere. The arrangement of every track they perform on stage is completely improvised and the roles of each person change extremely quickly.
At Home - George Shearing
This duo recording by the renowned jazz pianist George Shearing and his regular collaborator, the bassist Don Thompson, lay hidden away in a drawer for almost thirty years. When Thompson listened again to the recording shortly after Sir George Shearing's
In Full View - Julia Hulsmann Quartet
After two acclaimed trio albums (The End of a Summer and Imprint), pianist Julia Hülsmann proposes a different project for her third ECM release In Full View, motivated initially by a performance by Berlin-based, English trumpet and flugelhorn player TomGeorge Shearing: At Home - review
(Jazzknight) This lovely album by the late Sir George Shearing could easily have vanished without trace. It was recorded, "just for fun", over a couple of afternoons in 1983, in Shearing's New York apartment. The only other musician involved was bassis
Ballads - Liane Carroll
After the Multi-award winning success of 'Up And Down' Liane returns with stunning new album 'Ballads'. 'Ballads', reunites her with Multi-Grammy nominated producer and trumpeter James McMillan, who also produced 2011's critically acclaimed 'Up and Down'.
Joe Stilgoe: Live - Purcell Room, Southbank Centre
Sharp suit, lightning wit, dazzling piano skills and killer songs - Joe Stilgoe burst onto the scene with the release of his debut album 'I Like This One' in 2009, and in between playing in jazz clubs around the world he has been back in the studio recordJulia Hulsmann Quartet: In Full View - review
(ECM) German pianist Julia Hulsmann's playing balances the familiar and the mysterious: her timing, harmonic sense and turn of phrase all reveal a deep jazz awareness, but her spacey meditations suggest a more abstract and impressionistic contemporary mu