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Tuesday, 14 April 2015. Gateshead International Jazz Festival 2015. Another marvellously varied festival, and with Andy Hamilton also on hand from Jazz Journal to cover the event I had more time than usual to sit back and enjoy. Here are the links to my reviews, and check out the superb photography from John Watson. Thursday, 27 November 2014. EFG London Jazz Festival 2014.
Brian Payne is a Macclesfield, UK based photographer specialising in jazz photography. These galleries display a selection from his catalogue.
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Herbie Mann interviewed in 1964. You see, Brazilian music has shown me that music in general can still remain exciting and dramatic without having an overabundance of drums. In other words, the rhythm can be implied, rather than made obvious. We now have a more subtle approach, playing more straight jazz and bossa novas than anything else. Unfortunately, many American percussionists stick to repetitious patterns, making for stodgy and uninspired results.