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ArtistShare: A Record Label for the Digital Age
Personnel: Jim Hall: Guitar; Don Thompson: Bass; Terry Clarke: Drums
Yeahwon
Track Listing: Chovendo Na Roseira; Travessia; Aquarela do Brasil; Eu Nao Existo Sem Voce; Rosa Morena; Sae Ya Sae Ya; Dindi; Palhaco; Inutil Paisagem ; Na Baixa do Sapateiro; Memoria e Fado.
Personnel: Yeahwon Shin: vocals, clapping and arrangements; Alan Yavnai: piano; Ben Street: bass; Jeff Ballard: drums and clapping ; Sun Chung: guitar; Valtinho Anastacio: vocals; Rob Curto: accordion and clapping; Scott Kettner: percussion and clapping ; Cyro Baptista: percussion; Mark Turner: tenor saxophone (6); Kevin Hays: piano (9); Egberto Gismonti: piano (11); Joao Guimaraes: clapping; Eli Wing: percussion; Eduardo Guedes: percussion; Ron Caswell: percussion; Nic Cowles: flute; Tucker Antell: tenor saxophone; Christof Knoche: bass clarinet; Jonathan Powell: trumpet; Joe Beatty: piano; Andy Hunter: piano. Ultrahang
Track Listing: Ultrahang; Facing East; Rumples; It Ain't Me Babe; Time's Arrow; Small Wonder; Boots; Interstellar Signals.
Personnel: Chris Potter: saxophone; Adam Rogers: guitar; Craig Taborn: keyboards; Nate Smith: drums.
Concert in the Garden
Track Listing: Concert in the Garden, Three Romances: part 1Choro Dancado; part 2Pas De Deux; part 3Danca Ilusoria; Buleria, Solea Y Rumba
Personnel: Tim Ries, Charles Pillow, Rich Perry, Donny McCaslin, Scott Robinsonreeds; Tony Kadleck, Greg Gisbert, Laurie Frink, Ingrid Jensentrumpet and flugelhorn; Keith O'Quinn, Rock Ciccarone, Larry Farrell, Pete McGuinnesstrombone; George Flynnbass trombone and contrabass trombone; Ben Monderguitar; Frank Kimbroughpiano; Jay Andersonbass; Clarenece Penndrums; Jeff Ballardcajon and quinto cajon; Gonzalo Graucajon; Gary Versaceaccordion; Luciana Sousavoice, Andy Middletontenor sax
The Magic Line
Track Listing: Take It And Like It; The Magic Line; Convergence; Monroe Street; Metropolis; Trip To Williamsburg; Dualessence; Soul Gravity; Mayberry; Dog Logic; Epilogue.
Personnel: Scott Colley: bass; Chris Potter: tenor and soprano saxophones, bass clarinet; Bill Stewart: drums.
Spirit Music
Track Listing: The Door; New Love; Dance for Life; Happy Song; Alone; Silver Lining; The End
Personnel: Bob Brookmeyer: composer, arranger, conductor, valve trombone; Thorsten Benkenstein, Sebastian Strempel, Torsten Maass, Ekhard Baur, Ruud Breuls: trumpet; Marko Lackner, Oliver Leicht, Nils van Haften, Matthias Erlewein, Edgar Herzog: reeds; Dominik Stoger, Christian Jaksjo, Anders Wiborg, Ed Partyka: trombone; Kris Goessens: piano; Hendrik Soll: synthesizer; Ingmar Heller: bass; John Hollenbeck: drums. Guest soloist: Kirsty Wilson: English horn (1).
Simpático
Track Listing: The Palmieri Effect; Que Seria La Vida; Guajira Dubois; Jazz Impromptu; Paginas De Mujer; Slippery; Jazzucar; Tema Para Marissa; Freehands.
Personnel: Brian Lynch: trumpet; Eddie Palmieri: piano; Lila Downs: vocals; Phil Woods: alto saxophone; Donald Harrison: alto saxophone; Conrad Herwig: trombone; Giovanni Hidalgo: congas; Dafnis Prieto: drums; other players including Gregory Tardy, Mario Rivera, Boris Kozlov, Ruben Rodriguez, Luques Curtis, Robby Ameen, Pedro Martinez, Johnny Rivero, Edsel Gomez, Marvin Diz, Pete Rodriguez.
Aurora
Track Listing: There You Go Again; The Sun Will Shine Today; Song For A Pretty Girl; One More Dream; Mandeville; Heat; Fanfare For A New Day; Aurora
Personnel: Patrick Williams: composer & conductor; Saxophones & Woodwinds: Tom Scott, Dan Higgins, Bob Sheppard, Jeff Driskill, and Gene Cipriano with special guests Hubert Laws, and Eddie Daniels.; Trumpets: Wayne Bergeron (lead), Warren Leuning, Willie Murillo, Bob Summers; Trombones: Bob McChesney (lead), Andy Martin, Charlie Morillas, Phil Teele (bass); French Horns: Paul Klintworth (lead), Danielle Ondarza, Stephanie Stetson, Justin Hageman; Rhythm: Dean Parks (guitar), Tamir Hendelman (piano), Chuck Berghofer (bass), Peter Erskine (drums), Paulinho DaCosta & Brad Dutz (percussion). Featuring Bob McChesney (trombone), Arturo Sandoval (trumpet).
Danilo Perez Trio: Live at the Jazz Showcase
Track Listing: Preludio; We See; Epilogo; Overjoyed; Metropolis; Rabo De Nube; Monk's Dream; Furrows; Unseen Hands; Native Soul; New Born; Cancion De Cuna; Paula C.
Personnel: Danilo Perez (piano); Ben Street (double bass); Adam Cruz (drums).
Centennial: Newly Discovered Works of Gil Evans
Track Listing: Punjab; Smoking My Sad Cigarette; The Maids of Cadiz; How About You; Barbara Song; Who'll Buy My Violets; Dancing On A Great Big Rainbow; Beg Your Pardon; Waltz/Variation On The Misery/So Long; Look To The Rainbow.
Personnel: Henrik Heide: flute, piccolo; Jesse Han: flute, piccolo, bass flute; Jennifer Christen: oboe; Sarah Lewis: Oboe; Ben Barron: Michael Rabinowitz: bassoon; Alden Banta: bassoon, contra bassoon; Steve Wilson: soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, flute, clarinet; Dave Pietro: alto saxophone, flute, alto flute; Danny McCaslin: tenor saxophone, clarinet; Scott Robinson: tenor saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet; Brian Landrus: baritone saxophone, bass clarinet, alto flute, piccolo; Charles Pillow: flute, piccolo, clarinet, oboe, English Horn; Adam Unsworth: French horn; David Peel: French horn; John Craig Hubbard: French horn; Augie Hass: trumpet; Greg Gisbert: trumpet; Laurie Fink: trumpet; Ryan Kerberle: trombone; Marshal Gilkes: trombone; George Flynn: bass trombone; Marcus Rojas: tuba; James Chirillo: acoustic guitar, electric guitar; Romero Lubambo: acoustic guitar; Frank Kimbrough: piano, harmonium; Jay Anderson: bass; Lewis Nash: drums; Joe Locke: vibraphone; Mike Truesdell: timpani, marimba; Dave Eggar: tenor violin; Dan Weiss: tabla; Kate McGarry: vocals (2); Wendy Gilles: vocals (8); Luciana Souza: vocals (10).
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