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Cat: FLIES 4550. Rel: 21 Sep 23
Soundtracks
Review: Adding to the niche interest of Italian film soundtrack reissues, centring on the reissuers Four Flies, comes Milano: Il Clan Dei Calabresi - a 7" single featuring two tracks from the 1977 Italian crime film Milano: Il Clan Dei Calabresi. The pieces were composed by Gianni Marchetti, an Italian composer widely known for his work in various genres of cinema. Both the funky, infectious main theme of the film, and the romantic 'La Fine Di Un Sogno' for classical flute and strings, appear on this exquisite artifact.
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Cat: FLIES 4551. Rel: 21 Sep 23
Soundtracks
Review: Latest in the Italian soundtrack reissues crop comes this pair of tracks from the soundtrack of Un Uomo Dalla Pelle Dura (The Boxer), a 1972 film directed by Franco Prosperi and starring Robert Blake and Catherine Spaak. Composed by Carlo Pes - who was also the guitarist of the infamous quartet I Marc 4, who probably played on this session as well - 'The Riff' and 'Bossa Party' are are light-footed, drum-led funk number and a piano-led supernova respectively. Perfect accompaniments for the subject of a disgruntled boxer fighting for his dignity.
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Santa Swings The Windup: A Stocking Full Of Shellac Dust (limited red vinyl LP + insert + postcard)
Cat: BAF 10874. Rel: 28 Sep 23
50s/60s
Louis Prima & His New Orleans Gang - "What Will Santa Say (When He Finds Everybody Swingin')" (3:14)
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Review: 1977's Quiet Nights is one of legendary American jazz figure Mile Davis' lesser known albums. It's not Bitches Brew or Kind of Blue, but it is a delightfully easy to listen work, with references taken from Brazilian folk on 'Prenda Minha' which actually gets renamed 'Song #2' here, or Spanish classical on 'Adelita' which was written by the pioneering Francisco Tarrega and is here called 'Song #1' .There are also some woozy ballads and standout big band jam 'Summer Night.' This reissue comes on heavyweight vinyl and is a great reminder of the range of the influential jazz legend.
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Black Classical Music (gatefold 2xLP in embossed sleeve)
Cat: BWOOD 310LP. Rel: 11 Sep 23
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: Black Classical Music by Yussef Dayes is another exceptional bit of work from this revered artist. It is a 19-track trip into his own past and present that also explores themes of home and the family. It is inspired by Hayes's musical heroes Miles Davis and Rahsaan Roland Kirk, as well as his own endless travels around the world, all of which have helped to deepen his understanding of rhythm. Plenty of top features add to the richness here including Chronixx, Tom Misch, Shabaka Hutchings, Nathaniel Cross, Theon Cross and the Chineke! Orchestra, amongst many others.
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Les Fleurs/Fantasy/Keys To The City (Japanese Edition) (2xCD with obi-strip)
Cat: OTLCD 70619. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Jazz
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Review: Sangre Joven was originally a side project that was set up to release covers of international disco and funk hits for Discos MAG. The collective was started in Peru in 1974 by sax player Nilo Espinosa who also assembled the Nil's Jazz Ensemble after spending years playing in a jazz quintet in Berlin. 'Zamba Zamba' is a tsingle from 1974 that is a true-to-the-original cover of 'Samba Samba' by Colombian brothers Elkin & Nelson. It brings plenty of exotic sounds with uptempo Latin vibes, elements of descarga and boogaloo and more all served up with a funky rock twist.
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Pharoah (Deluxe Edition) (limited 2xLP box + booklet + inserts + photographs in embossed sleeve)
Cat: LPLBOP 8008. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Jazz
Harvest Time (LP1: Pharoah)
Love Will Find A Way
Memories Of Edith Johnson
Harvest Time (Middelheim - LP2: Harvest Time live 1977)
Harvest Time (Willisau)
Review: In the field of spiritual jazz, there are few albums as seminal as Pharoah. Originally released in 1977 and serving as a landmark for the genre as well as Pharoah Sanders himself, it remains a towering work of understated beauty, using negative space and patient pauses as potent as the notes played. Sanders sadly passed on to the next realm in 2022 amidst a wave of renewed appreciation for his work, and Luaka Bop have taken on the task of reissuing this otherworldly classic in fine style. As well as the original album, a second record features two previously unreleased live versions of 'Harvest Time', and the package comes with a 24-page booklet featuring a wealth of additional material to round out the experience of one of the all-time greatest jazz albums.
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Hox (limited gatefold green vinyl LP + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: CLMN 12055LPC1. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Funk
Review: Black Market Brass are back on Colemine with a third full length that once again finds them offering up an all new take on Afrobeat that mixes the traditional sounds of the genre with heavy, hypnotic and sci-fi influences. Saxophonist Cole Pulice has said of the record: "We didn't leave the traditional Afro-beat sound behind, but we did allow ourselves to pull from different places with less hesitation." The nine piece album was recorded live to tap which lends it a lived-in feel and mixes organic instrumentation with heavily processed synthesizers, harsh glitches, fuzzed out guitars and raw percussion. It is a truly arresting and infectious listen.
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Review: A wonderfully warm and heartrending new jazz opus from Joshua Redman - Where We Are adds to Blue Note's legacy as standing for "The Finest In Jazz". Over the past three decades, the saxophonist, composer, and bandleader has consistently demonstrated how to honor the music's verities while expanding its reach in contemporary settings. On where are we, Redman's first recording as a Blue Note artist, he delivers one of his most compelling albums to date, in a program featuring typically brilliant supporting partners and (in a first for Redman) built around a dynamic vocalist, Gabrielle Cavassa. With incisive attention to detail and impeccable recordings, this is not one to let pass by.
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Live At Loft Shinjuku Tokyo Japan 23 July 1981 (reissue) (limited LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7988. Rel: 15 Sep 23
Jazz
Review: Fred Frith's reputation as an art rock outlier in Henry Cow was already well-established in 1982, but equally Japanese band Totsuzen Danball were riding a wave of international acclaim following the release of their experimental new wave record Can I?. Frith had picked up on the band's sound and came to join them for a free improv session which was recorded and originally only released on Totsuzen Danball's own label as a cassette. Now it's been re-released in a more ceremonious fashion, capturing in high resolution the weird magic of multiple guitars flying in at acute angles and leading a merry dance around the drums and a pump organ.
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Review: The Sorcerers usher in something of a new era here with Exit Athens, which is a further investigation of the worlds of Ethio-jazz and library music from the 60s and 70s. Now the group consists of Joost Hendrickx who has made his mark with the likes of Kefaya, Shatner's Bassoon and Abstract Orchestra, as well as Richard Ormrod on saxes, keys and flutes and ATA label head and bassist Neil Innes. The rhythms here are driving and funky with exotic percussion and plenty of vintage keys as well as great combinations of horns, flutes and vibes. It's a maximal sound but one drenched in soul and which immediately transports you to another world.
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Sings A Song With Mulligan (limited numbered 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: SPCL 2370037. Rel: 15 Sep 23
Jazz
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Songs For Distingue Lovers (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: SPCL 2370036. Rel: 15 Sep 23
Jazz
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Locus (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: BBER 628. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Jazz
Review: Tatsuya Nakamura's Locus has never before been reissued despite the fact that it has long been regarded as something of a classic. It originally landed in 1984 and is a masterclass in the J-jazz world thanks to Nakamura's next level skills on the drums. The record takes in a myriad of styles from percussive samba to futuristic ambient for late night meditation. Next Nakamura on this record are Kazumasa Akiyama on guitar, bass player Hideto Kanai and top trumpet man Shinobu Fujimoto, all of whom are exceptional musicians which really shines thorough in the music.
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Cat: EDN 1218. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Jazz
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Review: For the latest volume in their ongoing J-Jazz Masterclass series exploring the world of Japanese jazz, BBE has delivered the first ever reissue of Tatsuya Nakamura's formidable 1984 set Locus. The album itself has long been hard to find, even within Japan, and is considered by collectors to be one of those 'Holy grail' sets whose musical quality makes it worth tracking down. Across the four tracks, drummer and percussionist Nakumura is joined by a stellar cast of musicians to explore distinctively different takes on jazz-fusion, from heavy Latin influenced drum jams, to experimental ambient and colourful cuts that sit at different points in between.
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Vibes From The Tribe (reissue) (translucent blue vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: NA 5215CLP. Rel: 12 Sep 23
Jazz
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Cat: OTS 302. Rel: 12 Sep 23
Soul
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Review: Matthew Halsall continues to serve as a true devotee of spiritual jazz in the UK with his stellar new album An Ever Changing View. Restlessly prolific and drawing from a seemingly bottomless well of ideas, Halsall approached this record as a reset of sorts, affording himself freedom to explore sound in all aspects. The end result remains true to his velvet-smooth approach, delivering understated instrumental flourishes around delicate grooves to make for the gentlest of access points for the labyrinthe halls of jazz, but as ever there's much nuance and complexity bedded into these delicate compositions to yield new discoveries over repeated listens.
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An Ever Changing View (2xLP + MP3 download code in debossed sleeve)
Cat: GONDLP 62. Rel: 15 Sep 23
Jazz
Review: Matthew Halsall's trajectory as a leading light of spiritual jazz in the UK continues apace with his stellar new album An Ever Changing View. Restlessly prolific and drawing from a seemingly bottomless well of ideas, he approached this record as a reset of sorts, affording himself freedom to explore sound in all aspects. The end result remains true to his velvet-smooth approach, delivering understated instrumental flourishes around delicate grooves to make for the gentlest of access points for the labyrinthe halls of jazz, but as ever there's much nuance and complexity bedded into these delicate compositions to yield new discoveries over repeated listens.
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Sunday At The Village Vanugard (remastered) (limited SACD with obi-strip (no soundfiles available))
Cat: UCGO 9058. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Jazz
Glorias Step
My Man's Gone Now
Solar
Alice In Wonderland
All Of You
Jade Visions
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Review: The Real ShooBeeDoo is a super rare recording from Montreux festival sessions back in 1982 led by Detroit Tribe Jazz icon Reggie Fields. He played with a top lineup of all-star names including pianist Earl Van Riper who brought rich musical experiences to the table while the tenor saxophone comes from Robert Barnes who was noted for having worked with the great Donald Bird. Completing the picture is Tani Tabbal on drums who lent his skills to Sun Ra and others. All in all a great piece of jazz history.
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Space Is The Place (Verve By Request Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 554067 2. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Jazz
Review: Sun Ra's musical legacy is a many-sided dice, but if there's one unanimous entry point into his astral adventure it is surely Space Is The Place. Originally transmitted to earth in 1973, this landmark record bursts with life from the opening strains of the title track in all its 20-plus-minute glory. It's no surprise it's come up for a repress via Verve's By Request series, given how essential it is to anyone's understanding of jazz at its most bold and brilliant. This is a record which transcends most typical definitions, breaking down barriers and showing what's possible if we just dare to dream.
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Let 'Em Roll (Tone Poet Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 389637 0. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Jazz
Review: Blue Note's focus reissue series Tone Poet is bringing back to life and remastering some of its most classic jazz albums. Next up is Big John Patton who is one of the many Hammond B3 organ greats signed to the label back int he day. The Kansas City born dynamo is known for bring soul to his take on jazz and he had a funk run of work during the 60s after first appearing as a sideman on Lou Donaldson's The Natural Soul and Good Gracious LPs. His solo work first came in 1963 then two years later he released his most unique work, Let 'Em Roll, a session with Grant Green and drummer Otis Finch also joined by vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson. Originals like 'Let Em Roll' and 'Latona'' really standout.
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Review: .How many albums do you think there are which have been influenced by the music of the late great jazz icon John Coltrane, either explicitly or implicitly? Well this is one to add to the list as, in 1975, Sarah Webster Fabio offered up a fourth and final album for Folkways in which her vivid musical language and distinctive voice are seamlessly interwoven with exploratory jazz sounds. Along the way she pays tribute to Coltrane as well as fellow Black jazz and blues musicians such as Duke Ellington, Bessie Smith and Billie Holiday. The album is being reissued now as part of the label's 75th birthday celebrations and what a record it is to add to your shelves.
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Review: Artsfest from Akron-based outfit Lemon Friends is the latest album from a group that meets to jam together once a week with "gas station snacks and various instruments to see where the night takes them." The members have worked totters in some capacity for years even though this project is rather new and that show sin the tightness of their interplay and the freeform nature of their expressive musical ideas. They are unrestrained by time or genre in what they do as they mix up Fender Rhodes, upright bass, vibraphone, guitar and saxophone over delicate drum work.
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Review: Parisian library label Tele Music was the first to put out Guy Pedersen's magnificent album Maxi Music back in 1972. It's one that jazz-funk and psyche-rock lovers have long since had great admiration for, not least the oh-so epic final cut - a 13-minute masterpiece designed to blow minds that goes by the name of 'Kermesse Non Heroique'. Even before you get there, this album has plenty of otherworldly delights to enjoy as it manoeuvres from intense highs to more mellow lows via plenty of rough and smooth rides along the way. A truly hypnotic listen rich in worldly and timeless references.
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