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Jazz Kissa – Japan’s Jazz Cafes
Remembering a busy afternoon shopping in Tokyo and being introduced to the phenomenon of Jazz Kissa.
Remembering a busy afternoon shopping in Tokyo and being introduced to the phenomenon of Jazz Kissa.
One of my favourite magazines has published its final edition. Thank you and goodbye to Just Jazz Guitar Magazine....
Tonight I had the chance to see a living legend of Latin Jazz, Pete Escovedo and his daughter, pop/funk...
April 30 is International Jazz Day and here are some selections of recent jazz performances for you to enjoy.
Last night Singapore was treated to a concert of the highest quality by one the brightest sparks in the...
O Little Town Of Bethlehem is one of my favourite Christmas songs. A deceptively simple tune which lends itself...
This morning I was looking through Jamey Abersold’s Jazz Handbook, a little newsprint magazine you can pick up free...
Every year, I like to take a few weeks off over the summer, to clear my mind, cleanse my...
Bill Evans was an extraordinary Jazz pianist, composer and arranger. Best known for working with Miles Davis, Evans...
A friend's father once put me on the spot about the kind of jazz I liked to listen to....
Last month I promised to post my guitar practice studies on the first Monday of every month. Well, this...
Today is the second Monday of the year. But, it’s the first Monday “in the office” for most people....
For the past few weeks I’ve building my guitar practice sessions around Guitar Etudes – Warmup Exercises for Guitar...
Scott Henderson was in Hong Kong last week for two shows at the Skylark Lounge. In fact, we were...
Every few weeks I field a question about the jazz scene in Hong Kong. What’s it like? Why isn’t...
Is there a number that can answer the question of how many people we can have in our lives,...