John Fenton (New Zealand)
John is a member of the Jazz Journalists Association, videographer and photographer.
His blog was recently assessed by Blog Feed as being among the top 50 Jazz blogs worldwide.
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Peter Slavid (UK)
Peter broadcasts The European Jazz Hour on a number of internet and local radio stations and also writes for London Jazz News. Inspired initially by the American Avant-Garde of Ornette Coleman,
Eddie Becton (USA)
Eddie Becton is an author with over twenty years of jazz experience as a writer, producer, broadcaster, and professor. He taught History of Jazz in America at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, as well as other courses in the African American
Alain Derbez (Mexico)
Alain Derbez, born in Mexico in 1956, is a poet, narrator, essayist, song writer and musician who is the founder, among other groups, of Sonora Onosón and Los Gallos Justicieros in Mexico City and El Codigo Postal in the city of Xalapa.
Adam Simmons (Australia)
Producer, Musician and editor for Dingo (Australian Jazz Journal). Originally from Ballarat, Adam plays saxophones, clarinets, flutes, shakuhachi, fujara, toys and graduated from Victorian College of the Arts in 1992.
Aya Al Azab (Poland)
Aya Al Azab is a musicologist and journalist of Polish-Jordanian roots specializing in blues and jazz music. She collaborates with the „JazzPRESS” magazine and the „Twój Blues” quarterly. S
Jorge Grimaldos (Spain)
Jorge Grimaldos is a film and television teacher and sound engineer with 40 years of experience in the audiovisual industry. He is also a musician and producer that has been presenting and directing the radio program and specialized web site Jazz Time Magazine for 20 years.
Catherine Tackley (UK)
Professor Catherine Tackley is Vice President of the Royal Musical Association, a member of the UK Government’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport’s College of Experts, a member of the Arts and Humanities [...]
Scott Gudell (USA)
Music historian and writer. Jazz is a mosaic. Thousands – if not millions – of pieces contribute to a complex and evolving creation. As both a music fan and a historian, Scott has been fascinated by all types of music.
Jason Lee (China)
Jason Lee is born and educated in Hong Kong. He has studied East Asian Studies in the City University of Hong Kong. Exposed to jazz during high school, he became immersed in this music idiom (before that pop music and western classical music [...]
Eyal Hareuveni (Israel)
Eyal Hareuveni is a freelance journalist and researcher in the Israeli human rights NGO B'Tselem, lives in Jerusalem, and in his free time and for the last twenty years he also writes about music.
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