The Sunday Service is back for the people who feel J-A-Z-Z! At the pulpit as ever will be Gilles Peterson and Patrick Forge.
Another Sunday Afternoon At Dingwalls with Gilles Peterson & Patrick Forge
Perhaps the surprise of the year this one as George Benson release an album that isn’t a ‘Best Of’ his own hits as he covers some pop and jazz classics and it’s worth more than a casual listen!
We’ve been dreaming of a new album by Sabrina Malheiros on Far Out Recordings and here it is and it’s very wide awake!
Continue reading Sabrina Malherios – Dreaming
Like the George Duke collection (another in the series Originals here’s another 5 album package from one of the biggest smooth sax players around, David Sanborn.
A budget package of 5 original albums by one of the biggest names of the funky keyboard, Mr. George Duke – if this doesn’t get you excited, I’ll be surprised!
OK, I will – “Akemi Kakihara, I love you” but in all honesty, I love her dubside even more”.
By this time next year, everyone will know about Latin Dub Soundsystem and their genial host Nico Suave, we’re just lucky to have got in first (well nearly first).
Continue reading Latin Dub Soundsystem – Latin Dub Soundsystem EP
Remarkable maturity and musical finesse is shown in Aaron Jerome’s debut album, a blend of expert production and a fine array of guest vocalists.
Comprised of four trumpeters, two trombonists, a drummer and a sousaphone player — make way for an 8-piece band bringing brass supremacy
Continue reading Hypnotic Brass Ensemble – ‘Jupiter’/Balicky Bon’ & ‘War’/’Mercury’
There was a bit of a delay in the release of this one but anything by Mark Murphy is eagerly awaited by fans of the ever youthful jazz crooner
Pure Fire! is a suitable companion to the recent Sunday Afternoon At Dingwall release and it features some of our long time heroes on the scene and some top tunes like the classic ‘See You Later’ and ‘The Blessing Song’
Continue reading V/A – Pure Fire! A Gilles Peterson Impulse! Collection
If you are of a certain age, THE legendary club will always be Dingwalls
Patrick Forge recalls the club that was: “inspirational, revolutionary, celebratory, radical. It was a family, it was a congregation. It was our Paradise Garage.”
