Jazz UK

Jazz UK is a free national bi-monthly magazine (34 colour & b+w pages), now also available online (including back issues) on the Jazz Services web site at: www.jazzservices.org.uk. Jazz UK celebated its 50th issue with the March/April 2003 issue. As the name suggests it concentrates essentially on the UK jazz scene. It is distributed in jazz venues, record shops, music stores, etc. and has a circulation of 30,000 copies. Alternatively you can also subscribe to it for �12 per year and have it delivered to your address. The magazine includes a large UK national listings section plus festival news, profiles & interviews with musicians, international artists touring in the UK, composers, Woodshedding pages, Scene & Heard, Airwaves and CD reviews (both UK and overseas artists)

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Jazz UK is a free national bi-monthly magazine (34 colour & b+w pages), now also available online (including back issues) on the Jazz Services web site at: www.jazzservices.org.uk. Jazz UK celebated its 50th issue with the March/April 2003 issue. As the name suggests it concentrates essentially on the UK jazz scene. It is distributed in jazz venues, record shops, music stores, etc. and has a circulation of 30,000 copies. Alternatively you can also subscribe to it for �12 per year and have it delivered to your address. The magazine includes a large UK national listings section plus festival news, profiles & interviews with musicians, international artists touring in the UK, composers, Woodshedding pages, Scene & Heard, Airwaves and CD reviews (both UK and overseas artists). Jazz UK contains freelance contributions from Stuart Nicholson, Ron Atkins, Loren Schoenberg, Don G O'Vanney, Mike Butler, Les Sabina, Chris Yates, Duncan Heining, Iain Ballamy and Peter Vacher. Listings deadline is at least a month in advance. Carolyn Williams is the Listings Editor. John Fordham (”Guardian” jazz critic) is the editor. Brian Blain (”The Musician” editor) is the news editor. Pete Martin is associate editor. The November/December 2003 issue includes features on British vocalist/pianist Liane Carroll, the Westbrook Trio, swing saxophonist Tommy Whittle, 27 year old contemporary jazz guitarist David Okumu and Tommy Smith�s Evolution sextet which includes Joe Lovano and John Schofield.

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