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Dreyfus Records Releases Two Remarkable New Discs By Fresh Voices In Jazz

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Bill Carrothers Duets With Bill Stewart Moutin Reunion Quartet Power Tree

Dreyfus Records is proud to announce the U.S. release of discs by two of the most original new voices in jazz: Bill Carrothers Duets with Bill Stewart (release date: 1/8/02) and the Moutin Reunion Quartet’s Power Tree (release date: 1/8/02).

Bill Carrothers Duets with Bill Stewart

The pianist Bill Carrothers has been critically acclaimed for his sensitive, idiosyncratic touch and musical taste, but although he has played ...

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Guitarist/Composer Mark Kleinhaut Releases New CD, Chasing Tales

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New release from Invisible Music also features internationally renowned trumpeter Tiger Okoshi

Chasing Tales is the third release in three years by guitarist Mark Kleinhaut. In addition to his frequent collaborators, bassist Jim Lyden and drummer Mark Macksoud, Kleinhaut has augmented his ensemble with legendary trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi. Mr. Okoshi, who has toured the world and recorded with vibist Gary Burton, Roy Haynes, Steve Swallow and Bob Moses, and his group, Tiger's Baku, now brings his world-class touch to Chasing ...

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GRP Records To Release David Benoit’s Fuzzy Logic

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Jazzateria Recordings Releases Reuben Wilson's Organ Blues on February 5, 2002

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Just as a proud farmer might drive his tractor over freshly plowed dirt, spreading seed for new crops, Reuben Wilson sits behind the console of his Hammond B-3 organ, and uses the roots of rhythm and blues to develop tunes for future generations of organists. As the new plants sprout from the farmer's fertile soil, so does new music evolve from the bed-of-Blues laid down by Mr. Wilson… I'd call that true Organic Farming…

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Verve Records To Release The John Scofield Band’s

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Clarinetist Tale Ognenovski performed in Carnegie Hall, 1956. His music can be heard on his album entitled, "Jazz, Macedonian Folk Dances and Classical Music"

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The words “remarkable music on both orthodox and unorthodox instruments - a raucous and unforgettable pipe," written by John Martin, and appeared in The New York Times on Januuary 28, 1956, are related to the Tale Ognenovski's performances in Carnegie Hall as virtuoso reed pipe and clarinet soloist with the Macedonian ensemble of Folk Dances and Songs “Tanec" on January 27, 1956. Today, forty-six years later the music performed by him, can be heard again on his first album.

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Verve Records To Release Thievery Corporation’s Sounds From The Verve Hi-Fi

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