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Interview

Mark Sherman: Truth Of Who I Am

Read "Mark Sherman: Truth Of Who I Am" reviewed by DanMichael Reyes


Vibraphonist Mark Sherman likes using the term consummate to describe musicians and colleagues that he's played with. While it would be difficult to speak to every notable musician that Sherman's played for and ask about their opinion about Juilliard graduate and professor, it is safe to assume that they would also describe Sherman as a consummate musician. Mark Sherman has enjoyed a career as a leader with over a dozen albums under his name. While Sherman's albums as ...

Album Review

Mark Sherman: The L.A. Sessions

Read "The L.A. Sessions" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


E' in un percorso tra i grandi nomi del jazz che il vibrafonista Mark Sherman decide di avventurarsi rivisitando in versione per quartetto standards e altri brani legati al mondo bebop. La scaletta si apre con “Woody'n You" di Dizzy Gillespie e si percepisce da subito l'empatia tra i musicisti, qualità che sarà più evidente nel finale del brano. Dopo l'esposizione dell'assolo di John Chiodini, inizia il vero dialogo all'interno del gruppo, scambi estemporanei che evolvono in una forma discorsiva ...

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Album Review

Mark Sherman: L. A. Sessions

Read "L. A. Sessions" reviewed by Larry Taylor


Vibraphonist Mark Sherman has had a longstanding desire to release an album featuring some of his favorite bebop and standard tunes. Now, in L.A. Sessions, this dream comes true, with happy results.These jazz gems from a half-century ago are played in the tradition, but Sherman and his cohorts lovingly add luster. Chief help comes from Bill Cunliffe, on Hammond B-3 organ (rather than his usual piano), and masterful guitarist John Chiodini, a favorite on the Southern California club ...

Album Review

Luigi Ruberti: Dedicated to Bill Evans

Read "Dedicated to Bill Evans" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Al terzo album per la Splasc(H), il contrabbassista napoletano Luigi Ruberti cambia ospite speciale (passando da Flavio Boltro al vibrafonista americano Mark Sherman) e musica (concentrandosi sulle composizioni del pianista Bill Evans). Da contrabbassista, un ruolo importante nelle formazioni guidate da Evans grazie in particolare al genio di Scott LaFaro, Eddie Gomez e Marc Johnson, Ruberti non poteva non appasionarsi all'opera del pianista di Plainfield (New Jersey) che ha lanciato un ponte fra la muscia occidentale e quella afroamericana. Una ...

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Live Review

Mark Sherman at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles

Read "Mark Sherman at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles" reviewed by Jim Santella


Mark Sherman Jazz Brasserie at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Los Angeles, CA January 29, 2009

The Jazz Brasserie at LA's Crowne Plaza Hotel is perfect for jazz, with its informal seating and focused performance platform. Situated not far from LAX, it's convenient for both Los Angelenos and longer haul travelers.

When vibraphonist Mark Sherman came to town--and hooked up with old friends pianist John Campbell, bassist Tony Dumas and drummer Paul Kreibich--he ...

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Album Review

Mark Sherman Quartet: Live at the Bird's Eye

Read "Live at the Bird's Eye" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


This two-disc live documentation of vibraphonist Mark Sherman's quartet captures a working band at its best. Beautifully recorded before an appreciative audience at the Bird's Eye club in Basel, Switzerland, the quartet delivers a very joyful presentation of their repertoire: Sherman's and pianist Allen Farnham's original compositions coupled with a selection of standards referencing the glorious days of bebop and post-bop, infused with articulate, personal playing and an urgent rhythmic energy. Sherman is accompanied by Farnham who, in this live ...

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Album Review

Mark Sherman Quartet: Live@The Bird´s Eye

Read "Live@The Bird´s Eye" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Un gran bel disco per il quartetto del vibrafonista americano Mark Sherman, registrato dal vivo a Basilea. Da un bel pò di tempo Sherman lavora con un novero regolare di musicisti; i piú “anziani", nel senso di collaborazione, sono il pianista Allen Farnham ed il batterista Tim Horner, con cui aveva inciso The Motive Series in cui appariva anche il compianto Michael Brecker. Il gruppo con vibrafono/pianoforte e ritmica ci riporta indietro ai grandi Milt Jackson e John Lewis. Qui ...


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