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Steven Bernstein, Michael Brecker and the Art of Jazz-Hacking the Pop world - Part 1
by Ludovico Granvassu
This week we focus on Steven Bernstein and Michael Brecker, the quintessential jazz-hackers of the pop world. If you heard a compelling saxophone solo on a high-end pop or rock production, especially between the 1970s and 1990s, you could bet it was by Michael Brecker, who over the years has appeared on almost 1000 ...
Mondo Jazz: Walking
by Ludovico Granvassu
Welcome to the first Mixcloud podcast on All About Jazz. It contains the first episode of Mondo Jazz, a new radio show devoted to international jazz airing every Wednesday night from 10 PM to midnight on Radio Free Brooklyn. Mondo Jazz is dedicated to the proposition that jazz is a language that originated in ...
The Harlem Experiment
Label: Ropeadope
Released: 2008
Track listing: Intro; One for Jackie; Rigor Mortis; Reefer Man; Harlem River Drive; Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen; muM's Interlude; It's Just Begun; Mambo a la Savoy; A Rose in Spanish Harlem; One for Malcolm; Lil' Bit; Think; A Rose in Spanish Harlem; Walking Through Harlem.
The Harlem Experiment: The Harlem Experiment
by Chris M. Slawecki
Volume three in Ropeadope's Experiment series follows similar musical experiments that represent Philadelphia (2001) and Detroit (2003). We look to Harlem as ground zero for all that is modern day 'American' music," explains co-producer (and Ropeadope founder) Andy Hurwitz. Whether you call it jazz, R&B, hip-hop or rock, all of it passed through the neighborhood's gates."
The Harlem Experiment
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2007
Track listing: Intro; One For Jackie; Rigor Mortis; Reefer Man; Harlem River Drive; Bei Mir Bist Do Schon; mumMs' Interlude; It's Just Begun; Mambo A La Savoy; A Rose In Spanish Harlem; One For Malcolm; Lil' Bit; Think; A Rose In Spanish Harlem; Walking Through Harlem.
Various Artists: The Harlem Experiment
by Chris May
On the face of it, The Harlem Experiment sounds like a winner. A multi-generational, multi-cultural cast of A list players--including singer Taj Mahal, trumpeter Steven Bernstein, reed player Don Byron, drummer Steve Berrios and bassist Ruben Rodriguez--revisiting a dozen or so soul, funk, Latin, jazz and pop cuts with heavy New York associations, and with the ...