It may be a challenge to grasp but the task is certainly worth the effort.
Indian Summer is largely dull and repetitive, lacking in energy and innovation, and...
...evergreen, engagingly warm but rather safe...
One riddim destined for the top, for sure!
The return of Kevin Ayers might not trigger a riot, but on this form its reason to get...
Chet's 1958 set is masterful, if a little too safe...
This 1957 classic is a rewarding way of aquainting, or re-aquainting, yourself with a...
The erstwhile 8-stringed maestro eschews jazz for some four-to-the-floor bar room...
A fabulous introduction to this legendary quartet's outstanding work...
On repeated hearing, early tonal repetition clears to reveal a formidable lyrical voice.
A simple affair, with Lakeman’s near-falsetto, beguiling voice running the show.
Monk's prime Prestige sides given a dusting-down...
The son of Roy retuirns with his sixth album...
