(1) Elsewhere, Jon mixes up elements of dub, jazz and ambient music into the requisite funk beats.

(2) This record yet again opened me up to the possibilities of blues, maybe a little jazz and even a little country.

(3) Their music is a mixture of Eastern European folk, gypsy, techno and American jazz .

(4) The beauty of the packaging meets that of the music - for Latin jazz or piano trio fans this is a must.

(5) Jamming sessions in all the festival venues, led by the pros, will cover all styles of music from jazz to rock to blues and much more.

(6) Of all types of commercially based American music, jazz is the one that has most consistently fostered musical artistry on a high level.

(7) Other recommendations include better lunches, reducing the length of sessions and starting with some lively jazz .

(8) Even Dixieland and swing jazz from that era really had fast tempos.

(9) Beaudet's love affair with improvised music, and jazz in particular, took off.

(10) He and the Muddy Basin Ramblers have played a mix of country, blues, jug-band music and early swing jazz for over a year.

(11) We used to say that contemporary jazz is music in constant renewal, and in constant search of musical sparring partners.

(12) The band specialises in playing a whole range of music including blues, jazz , reggae, rock and roll and country.

(13) All this jazz about how they can't afford it is preposterous

(14) When the band plays, the jazz is cool, the atmosphere is laid-back and the bar service is quiet but efficient.

(15) The best in alternative music, including Caribbean jazz , was delivered.

(16) They're playing a kind of light jazz , something lively to listen to without having to know the words.

(17) The blacks of New Orleans are, in large part, what made it a great city: the jazz , the food, the poetry, the laid back ambience.

(18) Charlie Parker may have pioneered bebop jazz , but Miles Davis helped him to establish it.

(19) Enjoyably, the lush vibe of the disc smacks of leanings to the jazz , funk and disco of George Duke and Eumir Deodato.

(20) Eight town centre venues will feature up to forty bands covering all idioms from New Orleans through swing to bebop and contemporary jazz .