Brad Mehldau (*)’s reconnection with Jorge Rossy, the drummer in his piano trio for a decade until the early noughties, goes along with a reconsideration of some of his older writing – looking back at it, perhaps, and finding it [...]
John Watson writes: I have long admired the creativity and keyboard eloquence of Brad Mehldau, but opportunities to photograph him have been few. However, for the first volume of his autobiography (link to Scott Flanigan’s review below), I was able [...]
The Cheltenham Jazz Festival has has always presented a wide range of jazz and genres of near-jazz music in the main festival. But for those who like their jazz at the more adventurous end of the spectrum, there is no [...]
