Jazz Articles about Cary DeNigris

About Cary DeNigris

Album Review

Remixed, remastered, re-upped and re-amped from its original 2007 release, Rhythm Edge (CD Baby) immediately grabs you with its free-ranged, deep- rooted soulfulness and classic vigor. A gifted, Hudson Valley gentleman, multi-reedist Eric Person's serpentine and soaring tenor, alto, soprano, and flutes are veterans of many years with Chico Hamilton, Dave Holland, the World Saxophone Quartet, Houston Person, (no relation) and a far-flung range of others (McCoy Tyner and Vernon Reid among them). Tightened by trimming ...

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Album Review

Cary DeNigris: Between the Lines

Read "Between the Lines" reviewed by Phil DiPietro

by Phil DiPietro
January 1, 2000

I first became aware of Cary DeNigris through an article in the June, 1991 issue of Guitar Player Magazine by no less of an authority than Bill Milkowski, dubbing him one of the five hottest “fusion" players on the scene at that time. Suffice to say that since that time, Cary has toiled too long in relative obscurity. He had already logged considerable time at that point in the ensembles of two of the arguably greatest drummers of all time, ...

Album Review

Cary DeNigris: Between the Lines

by Phil DiPietro
December 1, 1999

I first became aware of Cary DeNigris through an article in the June, 1991 issue of Guitar Player Magazine by no less of an authority than Bill Milkowski, dubbing him one of the five hottest “fusion” players on the scene at that time. Suffice to say that since that time, Cary has toiled too long in relative obscurity. He had already logged considerable time at that point in the ensembles of two of the arguably greatest drummers of all time, ...