{"version":"1","state":"ok","stale":false,"generatedAt":"2026-08-09T15:57:15.987Z","servedAt":"2026-08-09T15:57:15.866Z","items":[{"sourceId":"jazztimes","title":"Nate Smith’s First Newport on the Books: Jazz Festival Joy in a Rainy Northeast","canonicalUrl":"https://www.jazztimes.com/reviews/live/nate-smiths-first-newport-on-the-books-jazz-festival-joy-in-a-rainy-northeast/","summary":"The Newport Jazz Festival, with its storied legacy and iconic location, attracts those with a tradition of attending for years on end, as well as …  Read More  \"Nate Smith’s First Newport on the Books: Jazz Festival Joy in a Rainy Northeast\"   \n The post  Nate Smith’s First Newport on the Books: Jazz Festival Joy in a Rainy Northeast  appeared first on  JazzTimes . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-09T13:25:45.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazz-journal","title":"Reviewed: Arthur King | Finn Loxbo | Roberto Ottaviano","canonicalUrl":"https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2026/08/09/reviewed-arthur-king-finn-loxbo-roberto-ottaviano/","summary":"Arthur King: UMN (Fantastic Planet) The spoken introduction by renowned Canadian filmmaker Floria Sigismondi sets the scene nicely for the performance which follows. As many readers will already be aware, the premise of LA-based experimental music ensemble Arthur King’s long-running Unknown Movie Night (UMN) series is that they will improvise an impromptu movie score in […] \n The post  Reviewed: Arthur King | Finn Loxbo | Roberto Ottaviano  appeared first on  Jazz Journal . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-09T12:21:12.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazztimes","title":"Saxophonist Gary Bartz Marches Onward, Where Rivers Meet, with UK Group Your Brother’s Keeper","canonicalUrl":"https://www.jazztimes.com/features/profiles/saxophonist-gary-bartz-marches-onward-where-rivers-meet-with-uk-group-your-brothers-keeper/","summary":"T rying to contain all that Gary Bartz does, did and will do — and soon — is a fool’s errand. Blessed with a visionary …  Read More  \"Saxophonist Gary Bartz Marches Onward, Where Rivers Meet, with UK Group Your Brother’s Keeper\"   \n The post  Saxophonist Gary Bartz Marches Onward, Where Rivers Meet, with UK Group Your Brother’s Keeper  appeared first on  JazzTimes . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-08T21:02:04.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazz-journal","title":"Reviewed: Sergio Di Gennaro | Kristaps Vanadziņš | Giorgio Albanese","canonicalUrl":"https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2026/08/08/reviewed-sergio-di-gennaro-kristaps-vanadzins-giorgio-albanese/","summary":"Sergio Di Gennaro: Blind  Spots, Still Looking With Blind Spots, Still Looking, his second album as a leader, Italian pianist Sergio Di Gennaro unveils a universe where Mediterranean lyricism intertwines with a profound inner quest. Joined by double bassist Ares Tavolazzi and drummer Enzo Zirilli, he shapes a trio of remarkable subtlety, while saxophonist Emanuele Cisi, […] \n The post  Reviewed: Sergio Di Gennaro | Kristaps Vanadziņš | Giorgio Albanese  appeared first on  Jazz Journal . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-08T10:21:25.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazztimes","title":"Fred Hersch Heard in Long-Lost Dialogue with the Late Mick Goodrick on Old/New ECM Release","canonicalUrl":"https://www.jazztimes.com/features/profiles/fred-hersch-heard-in-long-lost-dialogue-with-the-late-mick-goodrick-on-old-new-ecm-release/","summary":"T he year 1988 was a good one for Fred Hersch. Along with nurturing his notoriety for richly harmonic chamber-jazz vibes and a lyrically sophisticated …  Read More  \"Fred Hersch Heard in Long-Lost Dialogue with the Late Mick Goodrick on Old/New ECM Release\"   \n The post  Fred Hersch Heard in Long-Lost Dialogue with the Late Mick Goodrick on Old/New ECM Release  appeared first on  JazzTimes . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-07T23:13:32.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazz-journal","title":"Reviewed: Adasiewicz, Erb, Roebke | Ralph Alessi | Ran Blake, Dominique Eade","canonicalUrl":"https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2026/08/07/reviewed-adasiewicz-erb-roebke-ralph-alessi-ran-blake-dominique-eade/","summary":"Adasiewicz, Erb, Roebke: Dream Between This is the third album by free-improv trio Christoph Erb (tenor and soprano sax), Jason Roebke (bass) and Jason Adasiewicz (vibes). It appears on the (lower-case) veto-records, run by Erb. He is Swiss and based in Lucerne; Roebke and Adasiewicz are American, key members of Chicago’s free scene. The trio […] \n The post  Reviewed: Adasiewicz, Erb, Roebke | Ralph Alessi | Ran Blake, Dominique Eade  appeared first on  Jazz Journal . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-07T12:47:34.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazztimes","title":"X Marks the Spot: Fretless Bassist Percy Jones and Guitarist Tim Motzer Talk Classic Brand X, Plus PKT Trio with Drummer Kenny Grohowski","canonicalUrl":"https://www.jazztimes.com/features/profiles/x-marks-the-spot-fretless-bassist-percy-jones-and-guitarist-tim-motzer-talk-classic-brand-x-plus-pkt-trio-with-drummer-kenny-grohowski/","summary":"O f all progressive jazz’s overlords of the fretless bass, Percy Jones is the master most interested in shattering its myths and methodologies throughout his …  Read More  \"X Marks the Spot: Fretless Bassist Percy Jones and Guitarist Tim Motzer Talk Classic Brand X, Plus PKT Trio with Drummer Kenny Grohowski\"   \n The post  X Marks the Spot: Fretless Bassist Percy Jones and Guitarist Tim Motzer Talk Classic Brand X, Plus PKT Trio with Drummer Kenny Grohowski  appeared first on  JazzTimes . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-06T18:56:27.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazztimes","title":"Invisible Architecture: Multivalent Jazz Keyboardist John Beasley Pulls Off the Impossible, Repeatedly","canonicalUrl":"https://www.jazztimes.com/features/special-feature/invisible-architecture-multivalent-jazz-keyboardist-john-beasley-pulls-off-the-impossible-repeatedly/","summary":"I n early September 2024, while conducting interviews for a feature-length documentary on jazz in Arabic musical culture, I had an opportunity to interview John …  Read More  \"Invisible Architecture: Multivalent Jazz Keyboardist John Beasley Pulls Off the Impossible, Repeatedly\"   \n The post  Invisible Architecture: Multivalent Jazz Keyboardist John Beasley Pulls Off the Impossible, Repeatedly  appeared first on  JazzTimes . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-05T21:41:59.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazz-journal","title":"Ystad Sweden Jazz Festival 2026","canonicalUrl":"https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2026/08/05/ystad-sweden-jazz-festival-2026/","summary":"Despite this being my first visit to the Ystad Sweden Jazz Festival, it felt as though I was coming home. Located in the Skåne province on the southern tip of Sweden, it’s a beautiful part of the world I know well from many childhood holidays spent touring Scandinavia with my parents. When the editor asked […] \n The post  Ystad Sweden Jazz Festival 2026  appeared first on  Jazz Journal . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-05T17:07:52.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazz-journal","title":"Rethinking Miles Davis","canonicalUrl":"https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2026/08/04/rethinking-miles-davis/","summary":"Note the title of this book: this set of 10 academic essays is an active rethinking of how we regard Miles Davis today, how we approach his work now, how we deal with his preeminent position in modern jazz, and how we approach him as an enduring icon of fashion and style. It is not […] \n The post  Rethinking Miles Davis  appeared first on  Jazz Journal . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-04T10:48:31.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazztimes","title":"Odd Couples: Musical Pairings We Might or Might Not Have Needed","canonicalUrl":"https://www.jazztimes.com/features/special-feature/odd-couples-musical-pairings-we-might-or-might-not-have-needed/","summary":"F amed record producer and Jazz at the Philharmonic impresario Norman Granz had no qualms about pairing Swing Era giants like Roy Eldridge, Coleman Hawkins …  Read More  \"Odd Couples: Musical Pairings We Might or Might Not Have Needed\"   \n The post  Odd Couples: Musical Pairings We Might or Might Not Have Needed  appeared first on  JazzTimes . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-04T00:11:52.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazz-journal","title":"Reviewed: Mathias Heise & Danish Radio Big Band | Carsten Dahl, Reuben Rogers, Gregory Hutchinson","canonicalUrl":"https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2026/08/03/reviewed-mathias-heise-danish-radio-big-band-carsten-dahl-reuben-rogers-gregory-hutchinson/","summary":"Mathias Heise & Danish Radio Big Band: A Love Supreme Revisited I’ve long admired the four-part suite that is A Love Supreme, cut in December 1964 by the John Coltrane Quartet with McCoy Tyner (p), Jimmy Garrison (b) and Elvin Jones (d). But it’s not my favourite Coltrane of the period. That distinction rests with […] \n The post  Reviewed: Mathias Heise & Danish Radio Big Band | Carsten Dahl, Reuben Rogers, Gregory Hutchinson  appeared first on  Jazz Journal . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-03T12:19:31.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazztimes","title":"The Red Hook label Gives Peace (Anthems) a Chance","canonicalUrl":"https://www.jazztimes.com/features/special-feature/the-red-hook-label-gives-peace-anthems-a-chance/","summary":"A sk any artist what’s most on their mind, and the idea of finding peace, equity and stability in a loudly divisive world will be …  Read More  \"The Red Hook label Gives Peace (Anthems) a Chance\"   \n The post  The Red Hook label Gives Peace (Anthems) a Chance  appeared first on  JazzTimes . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-01T13:39:52.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazz-journal","title":"Reviewed: Miles Davis | Frank Sinatra","canonicalUrl":"https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2026/08/01/reviewed-miles-davis-frank-sinatra/","summary":"Miles Davis: ’Round About Midnight This quintet requires little in the way of introduction. It was the group that first brought John Coltrane to widespread attention, and although his later work would take him into far more radical and uncharted territory, the seeds of that evolution were already present during his period with Miles Davis. […] \n The post  Reviewed: Miles Davis | Frank Sinatra  appeared first on  Jazz Journal . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-08-01T11:55:41.000Z"},{"sourceId":"jazztimes","title":"Kalia Vandever’s Tender Touch of Mana","canonicalUrl":"https://www.jazztimes.com/features/profiles/kalia-vandevers-tender-touch-of-mana/","summary":"E ver since Regrowth (New Amsterdam) in 2022, trombonist-composer Kalia Vandever has made annual full-length pilgrimages into warmly plush minimalism, droning tonality, loopy meditativeness and …  Read More  \"Kalia Vandever’s Tender Touch of Mana\"   \n The post  Kalia Vandever’s Tender Touch of Mana  appeared first on  JazzTimes . \n]]>","publishedAt":"2026-07-31T19:32:07.000Z"}],"sources":{"successful":2,"failed":0,"skipped":8}}