Jazz at Kammadhenu

Alister Spence

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My Goodness McGuiness - The Basement

31st July, 2009
Review by Greg Levine

Bruce Cale Quartet - On Fire – The Sydney Concert (1980)

13th May, 2009
Review by John McBeath

Darren Heinrich Trio - New Vintage Tunes for Hammond Organ

13th May, 2009
Review by John McBeath

James Ryan Trio - Bitter Sweet

13th May, 2009
Review by John McBeath

Barney McAll - Flashbacks

19th April, 2009
Review by Mark F. Turner

Greg Coffin Trio - It’s Neither Either Or. It’s Both And.

19th January, 2009
Review by John McBeath

Gerard Masters Trio - Pendulum

14th October, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Murphy’s Law - Tanuki’s Revenge

7th October, 2008
Review by John McBeath

West End Composers Collective - Driving Hat

1st October, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Kidney

1st October, 2008
Review by John McBeath

James Le Fevre Quintet - Point A

8th September, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Tina Harrod - Worksongs

25th August, 2008
Review by John McBeath and John Shand

Sally Ford - Births, Deaths & Marriages

19th August, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Logic? - Native Strut

3rd August, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Andrew Robson Trio - Radiola

26th July, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Wanderlust - When in Rome

7th July, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Richard Maegraith Band - Free Running

7th July, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Oehlers, Grabowsky and Beck - Lost And Found

30th June, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Tim Stevens Trio - Mickets

30th June, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Julien Wilson Trio - Sound Vault

30th June, 2008
Review by John McBeath

Wangaratta in Review

4th November, 2009

A new performing arts centre was in place for the twentieth Wangaratta Festival of Jazz. Read reviews and blog posts from the anniversary event to find out what went on inside the venue.

National Jazz Awards - Zac Hurren Wins

1st November, 2009

Brisbane saxophonist Zac Hurren has won the 2009 National Jazz Award at the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz.

National Jazz Awards - 2009 Finalists Q&As

28th October, 2009

Each year, Jazz Australia talks to the ten finalists in Australia's most prestigious jazz competition, the National Jazz Awards. The award in 2009 is for saxophone.

Barney McAll and Sylent Running

27th October, 2009

In Australia he was a rising jazz star, but that didn't count for much in the US, where no one knew his name. So it took a certain amount of courage for Barney McAll to wander into New York's Sweet Basil jazz club and offer his services to the owner, Horst Liepolt...

National Jazz Awards - Finalists

13th October, 2009

This year saxophone is the featured instrument at the National Jazz Awards and organisers say they received a record number of entries.