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David A. Orthmann's Top Releases of 2009
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It's impossible to do justice to all of the fine new music issued in 2009. So I've listed ten of the discs that had the greatest impact on me. Each one includes the name of the drummer who was essential in making the music special.
Joe Locke and David Hazeltine Mutual Admiration Society 2 (Sharp Nine Records) with Billy Drummond
Rich Perry Gone (SteepleChase) with Jeff Hirshfield
Neal Miner Happy Hour (Gut String Records) with Joe Strasser
Mike DiRubbo Repercussion (Posi-Tone Records) with Tony Reedus
Scott Reeves Quintet Shape Shifter (Miles High Records) with Andy Watson
Mike Lee/Ted Shubb New Tricks (New Tricks Records) with Shawn Baltazor
Nick Hempton Band Nick Hempton Band (Self Produced) with Dan Aran
Dick Oatts/Jerry Bergonzi Saxology (SteepleChase) with Tom Melito
Ronnie Cuber Ronnie (SteepleChase) with Johnathan Blake
Vitaly Golovnev To Whom It May Concern (Tippin' Records) with Jason Brown
Joe Locke and David Hazeltine Mutual Admiration Society 2 (Sharp Nine Records) with Billy Drummond
Rich Perry Gone (SteepleChase) with Jeff Hirshfield
Neal Miner Happy Hour (Gut String Records) with Joe Strasser
Mike DiRubbo Repercussion (Posi-Tone Records) with Tony Reedus
Scott Reeves Quintet Shape Shifter (Miles High Records) with Andy Watson
Mike Lee/Ted Shubb New Tricks (New Tricks Records) with Shawn Baltazor
Nick Hempton Band Nick Hempton Band (Self Produced) with Dan Aran
Dick Oatts/Jerry Bergonzi Saxology (SteepleChase) with Tom Melito
Ronnie Cuber Ronnie (SteepleChase) with Johnathan Blake
Vitaly Golovnev To Whom It May Concern (Tippin' Records) with Jason Brown
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