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Joyce DiCamillo Trio: Sunrise Lady
by Dave Nathan
Joyce DiCamillo has been active on the jazz scene as a performer, clinician and teacher for going on 18 years. The major jazz artists she has played with during her career would make an imposing resume for any performer. For the last two or so years she has worked with her own trio and Sunrise Lady is the 5th CD resulting from that association. The play list chosen for this session includes some classic standards, songs that are on the ...
read moreJoyce DiCamillo Trio: Love Letters
by C. Michael Bailey
Trio con brio. The durable jazz piano trio can always be counted on to provide much enjoyment when performing well or much consternation when performing poorly. The Joyce DiCamillo trio falls into the former category, typified by a gently swinging style immediately listenable without being either predictable or overbearing. Ms. DiCamillo shows her considerable talent and range on this collection of nine standards. The centerpieces of the discs are the actual center of the disc, tracks 4 - 6. Tadd ...
read moreJoyce DiCamillo Trio: Moment to Moment
by Jack Bowers
Here's a compact unit that breathes almost as one while placing its lyric signature on an impressive program of well-known popular and Jazz standards. In his liner notes to the trio's third recording, Owen Cordle says DiCamillo's close-knit group reminds him of the early Ramsey Lewis Trio (with bassist Eldee Young and drummer Red Holt) or the Ray Brown Trio with pianist Gene Harris and drummer Jeff Hamilton. I am reminded of a couple of others - the present Billy ...
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