Alfa Mist tops the UK jazz & blues chart: just announced

In the latest UK jazz and blues chart Alfa Mist tops the new chart just announced with Bring Backs released by the US Anti- label. Its high placing represents yet another boost for the UK scene in a chart usually dominated by reissues or daft …

Published: 30 Apr 2021. Updated: 2 years.

In the latest UK jazz and blues chart Alfa Mist tops the new chart just announced with Bring Backs released by the US Anti- label. Its high placing represents yet another boost for the UK scene in a chart usually dominated by reissues or daft compilations (you know the sort of thing Jazz To Drink Absinthe To or Ultimate Ludicrous Artwork'n'Jazz Vol. 3).

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Uneasy by the new Vijay Iyer trio also charts well appearing at no. 4.

Full chart: here

Read a review of Bring Backs: here

Read a track review from Uneasy: here

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John Patitucci, Chris Potter, Jon Cowherd, Marcus Gilmore, Rogério Boccato, Letter For Paul ****

Track for the stack: The formidable 'Letter For Paul' an epistolary jazz message to the late Head Hunters great Paul Jackson is today's early-morning listening, looking like an all-day on as well, choice from John Patitucci, Chris Potter, Jon …

Published: 30 Apr 2021. Updated: 2 years.

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Track for the stack: The formidable 'Letter For Paul' an epistolary jazz message to the late Head Hunters great Paul Jackson is today's early-morning listening, looking like an all-day on as well, choice from John Patitucci, Chris Potter, Jon Cowherd, Marcus Gilmore and Rogério Boccato. Possessing a 1970s sublimated jazz-funk feel with a big impressive solo from Potter part of the recipe, ex-Vijay Iyer trio drummer Gilmore from the classic VIT chops up the beat to make choicest filet mignon. Cowherd on neat sounding Rhodes-type electric piano comps like he never wants to switch off and Patitucci's riff on bass guitar at the heart of the tune (there's also a little tasteful overdubbing) and what it's all about as a Jackson homage keeps it interesting even to the fade at the end. Out via Le Coq John Patitucci, top. Photo: publicity shot