John Lewis

Sons Of Kemet – Black To The Future

Militant and dancefloor-friendly

Cuba: Music And Revolution – Experiments in Latin Music 1975-85, Vol 1

Priceless comp goes beyond Buena Vista

Sonny Rollins: “Musicians can live a charmed life”

The 90-year-old sax colossus gives a rare interview to Uncut

Roy Ayers – Jazz Is Dead 002

Revered and much-sampled vibraphonist’s first album in 16 years

Rush – Permanent Waves

The Canuck prog metallers’ breakthrough album, reissued

Swamp Dogg – Sorry You Couldn’t Make It

Jerry Williams’ first proper country album

Moses Boyd – Dark Matter

Electronic jazz with a distinctly London accent

Randy Newman: “I’m slowly realising just how stupid I am!”

The great American songwriter talks film scores, Sinatra, Family Guy and the ‘mystery chord’

Happy Mondays on “Step On”: “It was dead easy!”

How a bunch of melon-twisting Mancs turned a political folk song into a dance classic

Tubby Hayes – Grits, Beans And Greens: 
The Lost Fontana Studio Sessions 1969

A sax great’s quartet work unearthed
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