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London Jazz Festival returns to the Barbican

- Source: Music-News.com

The London Jazz Festival, produced by Serious in association with BBC Radio 3 returns to the Barbican this November, featuring a fantastic line-up of concerts, workshops, FreeStages and a complementing film series in the Barbican cinemas.

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Martin Speake and Colin Oxley - Two Not One

- Source: BBC Music

Alto saxophonist Martin Speake releases such a diverse range of music (in recent years, including an Indo-jazz collaboration, a Charlie Parker tribute, and a free improvisation duo) that any new recording must be considered a new piece in the jigsaw that is his discography.

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Coleman Hawkins - Night Hawk

- Source: The Ripple Effect

Released on jazz label Prestige's "Swingville" imprint (allegedly even more composed of hastily-assembled blowing sessions, which were then scalped to junkie jazz musicians looking to make a quick buck, than were Prestige's other releases), Night Hawk is a blowing session between --duh-- the Hawk/ Bean and Lockjaw.

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SONY MUSIC’S POPMARKET.COM PRESENTS COMPLETE ALBUMS COLLECTIONS BY THE GREATEST NAMES IN JAZZ

- Source: MOG

Call it the Ultimate Jazz Festival, as Sony Music's PopMarket.com website presents Complete Album Collections on Columbia Records and RCA Records (spanning the 1950s to the '00s) by the greatest names in modern jazz - the Dave Brubeck Quartet, Miles Davis, Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon, Billie Holiday, the original Mahavishnu Orchestra, Wynton Marsalis, Return To Forever, Woody Shaw, Wayne Shorter, Grover Washington Jr., and Weather Report (all on Columbia); and Paul Desmond and Nina Simone (on RCA).

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From The Stacks: Pico's 2010 Stacks, Volume 4

- Source: Something Else!

Avishai Cohen, the trumpet player, was last seen nearly two years ago in conjunction with his 2008 release Flood , a sparsely configured work where he sought to push against the outer boundaries of jazz using just his trumpet accompanied by only piano and percussion.

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Shining on: interview with Sonny Rollins

- Source: Telegraph - London - UK [Music]

One of the few jazz musicians who could claim something like equal status joined him for a concert to celebrate his 80th birthday at the Beacon Theatre, New York. Rollins played flat-out for two hours, and towards the end announced that there was someone in the house with a horn who would like to wish him a happy birthday.

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