Author: Jack Kenny

Danny Thompson’s Whatever: On the Road

Posted by Jack Kenny | Sep 17, 2026 | Album Reviews, British Jazz

“I believe it’s so important to keep an open mind about the arts without falling into the...

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Larry Stabbins – And the birds sang… duets with Keith Tippett and Louis Moholo-Moholo

Posted by Jack Kenny | Sep 3, 2026 | Album Reviews, British Jazz

There is a joy and inventiveness in Stabbins’ playing that is evident throughout the album. 1.Clay...

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Tubby Hayes – An Unexpected Pleasure – Rare live and studio sessions 1958 -1972

Posted by Jack Kenny | Aug 27, 2026 | Album Reviews, British Jazz

“an era when jazz possessed an extraordinary vitality and, via radio, intimacy with its...

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Pat Thomas, Oile Brice and Gary Willcox – The Day After

Posted by Jack Kenny | Jul 23, 2026 | Album Reviews, British Jazz

JazzNow JN05SCD Pat Thomas – piano Olie Brice – bass Gary Willcox – drums It is...

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Alan Skidmore’s Tenor Tonic – That’s Our Life

Posted by Jack Kenny | Jun 11, 2026 | Album Reviews, British Jazz

They hurl themselves into the music with an exuberance that is infectious. Alan Skidmore tenor...

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