Ricardo Me
Portuguese guitarist Ricardo Pinheiro is all about melody and tone and meanwhile making up musical stories with a who’s who ...
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Swinging The Melody
Parisian bass player Cédric Caillaud has very original and specific ideas about how to expand on the tradition. “There are ...
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Zing went the strings of his heart
Lyrical alto saxophonist and canny jazz entrepreneur Tom van der Zaal thought big and cooked up an album with strings ...
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King Queen pt. 2
Here’s part 2 for you and yours, Alvin Queen talking about his stint with Horace Silver, the European continent of ...
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King Queen (pt.1)
Survivor. Last of the Mohicans. Royalty. Alvin Queen signed, sealed and delivered his statements in classic jazz. In part 1 ...
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Some Other Time
More and more jazz lovers find the road to the conceptual jazz city of Dutch pianist Harald Walkate, whose band ...
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My Man With The Cassette
Nowadays Pierre Boussaguet writes arrangements for classical ballets and is finishing a record of songs and lyrics besides being a ...
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Shaw ‘Nuff!
On audience with Jarmo Hoogendijk, trumpeter that reminisces on the impact of befriending Woody Shaw and sophisticated teacher that found ...
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The Night Trippers
Trumpeter Ellister van der Molen finally fulfilled her dream of visiting the prominent cradle of jazz, New Orleans. “Being in ...
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Funk You Too!
Mike LeDonne's love affair with the organ goes back to his childhood. "I love to make people dance. Well, at ...
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Dutch Design
Carlo de Wijs is crazy. Not as a bat but as the fanatic organist that is dying to take the ...
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Take Three with Eric Alexander
Eric Alexander picks some of his favorite recordings. "Do you want to go on a two-month vacation to discuss?!
lexander, artist-in-residence ...
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Organin’ In
Gregory Lewis is Organ Monk, a passionate champion of the dazzling catalogue of Thelonious Monk. “I hummed his melodies by ...
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Song For My Kids
Charming, talkative Peter Guidi guides us through his adventuresome career as flutist, saxophonist, bandleader and educator. “I teach my students ...
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Chasin’ The Bari
A meeting with baritone saxophonist Gary Smulyan isn’t complete without a mention of Encounter!, the masterpiece of his all-time bari ...
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Ready For Rudy
Ruud Breuls, sideman par excellence and trumpeter in the renowned German WDR Big Band, lives and breathes straightforward modern jazz, ...
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Gideon’s Bible
Saxophonist Gideon Tazelaar, 19 years old, is one of Holland’s major jazz talents. Leaving his options open for the next ...
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Stable Mate
In 1966, the 19-year old, jazz-addicted drummer Eric Ineke sat watching Elvin Jones at the legendary Five Spot Cafe in ...
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Family Affair
Manager Maja Lemmen (70) has been taking care of business at the Dutch jazz club and cultural theatre Porgy & ...
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Rein’s Dream
At the distinguished age of 73, pianist Rein de Graaff preserves a childlike enthousiasm for his trade, which he typifies ...
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Pistol Speaks
Dominique Jennings Brandon fondly remembers her father, the artist Richard Slater Jennings, a.k.a. “Prophet”, known among jazz fans for the ...
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Take Three with Jasper van Damme
“I’m not planning to be a bandleader just yet. I guess I’m still hanging in between the non-conformism that is ...
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Take Three with Bruut!
Bruut! Noun; brute; bully; (slang) master, dope, heavy, da bomb – ‘brute sneakers, man’ or ‘listen to Wayne Shorter in ...
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Take Three with Rob Agerbeek
In 1976 Dutch-Indonesian pianist Rob Agerbeek was recommended to tour Europe with Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers. Agerbeek had strong doubts ...
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Take Three with Benjamin Herman
Our ears have been attuned to alto saxophonist Benjamin Herman’s suave and spirited jazz hodgepodge for more than two decades ...
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Take Three with Arno Krijger
It takes some power of adjustment when coming upon that grittiest of instruments, the Hammond organ, in a clean-cut suburb ...
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Take Three with Hans Mantel
Put Hans Mantel, bassist, jazz historian and radio host in a chair, ask him one question about hard bop, and ...
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