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Lorraine Feather's Language Turns A Witty Phrase
by Ken Dryden
I got to know Lorraine Feather through reviewing several of her CDs, amazed by her gifts as a lyricist and singer, who was equally at home with witty songs and tender ballads. I first met Lorraine when she was performing at the late lamented Manhattan club Danny's Skylight Room with pianist Shelly Berg. We would chat ...
Language
Label: Jazzed Media
Released: 2008
Track listing: Traffic and Weather; We Appreciate Your Patience; Very Unbecoming; I Love New York at Christmas; Home Alone; Hit the Ground Runnin'; Where Are My Keys?; In
Flower; Waiting Tables; A Household Name; Making It Up As We Go Along.
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Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Hip Hop Zep
2. Sweet Jane Thyme
3. Event Horizon
4. Music Roe
5. Chuck Soup
6. Cheek to Cheek/Dance in Heaven
7. Happy Talk/Dream a Dream
8. Sketches of Miles
9. New West Helena Blues
10. Daddydaughterduo
11. 1-5-90
12. Freestone Peach
13. Ritual Ground
Richard Leo Johnson: Language
by AAJ Staff
Picking up where he left off with his solo debut Fingertip Ship, Richard Leo Johnson takes his solo guitar lines through a variety of sounds and styles, backed vicariously by a talented group of musicians which includes drummer Matt Wilson, Govt. Mule guitarist Warren Haynes and a brief guest spot by Johnson’s ten-year-old daughter Tess.
Language
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2002
Track listing: Speak Glow; Language; Aphasia; Never 3 Saturday; Roadrunner
Daniel Carter/Gregg Keplinger/Rueben Radding: Language
by Dave Nathan
Seattle's Origin label has pretty much kept its releases within the realm of modern mainstream jazz, now dips its toe into the free jazz/avant-garde pool with Language. Featuring Daniel Carter on alto, Rueben Radding on bass and Gregg Keplinger on a set of very busy drums, the trio works through more than 50 minutes of music ...
Richard Leo Johnson: Language
by Jim Santella
Because of its location, Nashville did not become a center for jazz or blues, as did Memphis and St. Louis. Instead, the Tennessee hub has become a city known for quite a few things in general and its country-western music theme in particular. Arkansas-born guitarist Richard Leo Johnson, 44, has spent some time in Nashville and ...
Richard Leo Johnson: Language
by AAJ Staff
The revival of Blue Note Records has been little short of phenomenal when one considers that the legendary label was moribund by the early 1980's until various believers like Bruce Lundvall applied their resources and genius to the challenge of revival. One part of the jazz juggernaut that Blue Note has become lies in the visionary ...
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