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Radio & Podcasts

End of Month Keyboard Special - Music from Amina Figarova, Patrice Rushen, Soulive, and Others

Read "End of Month Keyboard Special - Music from Amina Figarova, Patrice Rushen, Soulive, and Others" reviewed by David W. Daniels

by David W. Daniels

Keyboard special for the last Thursday in February 2026. Additional keyboard musicians include Big John Patton, Kenny Barron, Dena DeRose, Michael Wolff, and more.Playlist Amina Figarova “Explorations" from Road To The Sun (AmFi) 00:00 Nina Simone “Backlash Blues" from Live & Kickin' In Europe & The Carribean Vol. 1 (Jungle) 7:48 Big John Patton “Let 'em Roll" from Let 'em Roll (Blue Note) 10:54 Kenny Barron “Two Areas" from Peruvian Blue (Muse) 17:38 Les McCann “Roberta" from Much ...

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Radio & Podcasts

Classic Jazz From Vinyl, including Herbie Hancock and Dinah Washington, and new music from Betty Bryant and Soulive

Read "Classic Jazz From Vinyl, including Herbie Hancock and Dinah Washington, and new music from Betty Bryant and Soulive" reviewed by David W. Daniels

by David W. Daniels

Classic jazz--vinyl from Herbie Hancock, Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine, and all-digital from Bobby Hutcherson and Gene Ammons. New music from Rules and Gregory Porter, Betty Bryant, Joe Magnarelli, Soulive, and others. Recognizing birthdays this week for Stan Getz, Joe Sample, Eubie Blake, Vinnie Colaiuta, and others. Playlist Horace Silver “The Outlaw" from Further Explorations By The Horace Silver Quintet (Blue Note) 00:00 Herbie Hancock “One Finger Snap" from Empyrean Isles (Blue Note) 10:27 Sarah Vaughan and Billy ...

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Live Review

Soulive at Higher Ground, South Burlington, Vermont

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by Doug Collette

Soulive Higher Ground Ballroom South Burlington, Vermont December 13, 2014 Strikingly reminiscent of the Lettuce show October 25 2014, Soulive's extended single set at Higher Ground this night took flight during a blazing solo by guitarist Eric Krasno. It wasn't the only such instance that occurred during the two-hours plus the trio occupied the stage--another cam shortly after when Krasno and keyboardist Neal Evans engaged in some extremely intense interplay--but it was evidence of how ...

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Live Review

Soulive: South Burlington, VT, October 26, 2012

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by Doug Collette

SouliveHigher Ground South Burlington, VTOctober 26, 2012Opening its two-night run at Higher Ground on October 26, 2012, Soulive played one of the most memorable sets ever offered at either location of the venue. In fact, relying on some of the tried and true from its repertoire (such as “Turn It Out") and new material, it took the trio just a little over an hour to demonstrate how much it has progressed in those ten-plus years ...

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Album Review

Soulive: Rubber Soulive

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by Doug Collette

Soulive has experimented in many directions during the course of its decade- plus career, so it's only natural that the group would eventually go back to the basics, and that's exactly what it's done with Rubber Soulive. Comprised entirely of tunes by The Beatles, this project allows the band to get back to its roots in more ways than one (on the inner liner photo, see the suits and ties of their early days) without even covering that particular Lennon/McCartney ...

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Album Review

Soulive: Up Here

Read "Up Here" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette

In a very real sense, Up Here is the perfectly appropriate way for Soulive to celebrate a decade together. These jazz funkers have restlessly experimented and modified their three-piece approach in their ten years together, and this debut on their own label is a good summation of what they've done.

Soulive doesn't wait long to get into a groove here and do so via the gritty bounce of Neal Evans' piano dancing in sync with a stately horn ...

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Extended Analysis

Soulive: Breakout

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by Doug Collette

Soulive Breakout Concord Records 2005

Soulive is nothing if not a young jazz band of the people, playing on the road constantly, interacting with audiences graciously and regularly hosting musicians on stage and on tour. Yet this trio adamantly refuses to release albums that merely reflect its live act, which is a generously funky mix of pure improvisation over deep grooves seasoned with old-school soul, R&B, and contemporary beats.

A ...

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