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Gil Evans: Purple Hazer: The Many Lives of Gil Evans
Retrospective by Richard Williams, The Guardian, 7 November 2012
His cool, luminous sound redefined jazz. Then he threw it all in for Jimi Hendrix. Richard Williams on the brilliant and mercurial Gil Evans. ...
Obituary by Richard Williams, The Guardian, 18 June 2014
Record producer best known for his controversial posthumous releases of Jimi Hendrix recordings ...
Pop Group, The: The Oral History of the Pop Group: The Noisy Brits Who Were Too Punk for the Punks
Interview by Richard Gehr, Rolling Stone, 7 November 2014
While London was calling, these Bristol teenagers responded with dub, avant-jazz and noise — and inspired everyone from Nick Cave to Nine Inch Nails. ...
"Jazz was the catalyst for change": Jim Marshall's images of '60s festivals
Retrospective and Interview by Sean O'Hagan, The Observer, 4 September 2016
Photographer Jim Marshall is known for iconic images of '60s rock stars. But his first great portraits were of the giants of jazz, captured on ...
Tim Buckley: The Dream Belongs to Me: The Tragic Journey of Tim Buckley
Retrospective by Kris Needs, Shindig, November 2016
FIFTY YEARS AGO this month, an album was released that, in its own strangely magical way, managed to stand out among the recent folk boom ...
Why I made a 15,000-mile trip to a jazz festival when I don't even like jazz
Report by Tim Cooper, The Evening Standard, 10 March 2017
THIS WEEK I made a round trip of 15,000 miles to go to a jazz festival on the other side of the world. ...
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