Results for "LifeForcejazz"

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Gatekeepers Blues

By Dawan Muhammad

Label: LifeForcejazz
Released: 2015

Consider The Source

By Dawan Muhammad

Label: LifeForcejazz
Released: 2015

Preachin to the Choir

By Dawan Muhammad

Label: LifeForcejazz
Released: 2014

Acknowledgement

By Bobby Matos

Label: LifeForcejazz
Released: 2006
Track listing: Manhattan Mozambique; Cuando Bail Ramon; Song For Jud; A Love Supreme-Acknowlegement; Motivos de Jazz; Songoro; Tunji; Chango's Jazz; Soy Lucumi; Evelyn; Equinox; Chango's Charanga; Drum Dance.

Live: Mega Jazz Explosion

By t.c. III

Label: LifeForcejazz
Released: 2006
Track listing: Rome Alone (Blue Monk); So What; Song for Debra; Freddie Freeloader; Bright Moments; If I Were a Bell; Bird Alone; Song for My Father; Jazz Is.

Bobby Matos And The Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble: Acknowledgement

by Edward Blanco
October 8, 2006

A veteran percussionist and pioneer of the Latin jazz genre since the early sixties, Bobby Matos has created an excellent fusion of Latin and Afro-jazz music on Acknowledgement. Matos records ten original hot and heavy, hip-moving compositions with his Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble and pays tribute to the legendary John Coltrane with Afro-Latin arrangements of three ...

T.C. III: Live: Mega Jazz Explosion

by Jim Santella
September 27, 2006

Singing impressions from the bebop era, T.C. III comes alive with the aspect of jazz introduced by hep cats like King Pleasure, Eddie Jefferson and Jon Hendricks. He gives it the same kind of rhythmic energy. They're some of our favorite songs: the kind that can stand alone in almost any situation.T.C. the Third ...

Acknowledgement

By Bobby Matos

Label: LifeForcejazz
Released: 2005
Track listing: Manhattan Mozambique; Cuando Baila Ramon; Song For Jud; A Love Supreme - Acknowledgement; Motivos de Jazz; Songoro; Runji; Chango's Jazz; Soy Lucumi; Evelyn; Equinox; Chango's Charanga; Drum Dance.

Bobby Matos and His Latin Jazz Ensemble: Acknowledgement

by Ernest Barteldes
September 26, 2005

It's too bad that the audience actually watching the show at Queens' Jamaica Jams Festival on August 6th wasn't as large as expected--most people there seemed to be more interested in shopping and eating than enjoying the music. Their loss, for those who did stop to listen to the short set presented by Bobby Matos and ...