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Eleven Current 2011 Releases From Dreambox Media!
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Jim Miller
DMJ-1129 DENIS DiBLASIO / BRIAN BETZ Project: Flute / Guitar Denis DiBlasio's latest new release is another duo recording with guitarist Brian Betz, who this time around displays his rich acoustic guitar with DiBlasio exclusively on flute in an eight-tune program of all-original compositions. DMJ-1130 JORDAN BERGER's First Acoustic and electric bassist Jordan Berger's First comprises eight original compositions (seven from the leader and one by tenorist Dan Loeb) along with choice covers of Thelonious Monk and Wayne Shorter respectively. ...
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Dave Hertzberg's Hearts & Bones unite bluegrass and jazz with infectious melodies on new CD
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Lauren Rogers
It is no exaggeration when Dave Hertzberg's Hearts & Bones claim that they are Busting Out of the Gate" on their latest album, Don't Lose Sight of Your Song. Hertzberg's jamming bass, Alan Grubner's scorching fiddle, Rick Snell's rocking acoustic guitar, Joel Arnow's slamming drums, and Itai Kriss' soaring flute rattle the windows like a high-impact earthquake. No doubt about it: This is a band with relentless energy, but also one with a keen ear for infectious melodies. Grubner's fiddling ...
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Bill Dixon - Bill Dixon with the Exploding Star Orchestra (2008)
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Something Else!
had this discussion about jazz with a friend of mine once. He really couldn't deal the sound of a full-bore, large-scale ensemble (he doesn't like any jazz, honestly, but that's sort of irrelevant here). I can't remember exactly what CD was playing in my car, but it seemed to make him nervous. How can you stand this?!," he said. It seemed like the wrong question to me. In my synesthetic kind of way, the sounds of music seem to emanate ...
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Dutch Jazz Week at AllAboutJazz.com
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All About Jazz
From November 27 to December 3, 2011, the world's longest running and furthest reaching jazz music website, All About Jazz, will celebrate Dutch jazz. During Dutch Jazz Week AAJ will highlight seven Dutch jazz artists handpicked by the AAJ editors from the the Dutch Jazz & World Meeting 2010 compilation CD. Starting on November 27th, each day, one track will be presented as a Free MP3 Download of the Day, including links to the artist's profile and direct links to ...
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The Complete Albums Collection Available Exclusively at Popmarket.com
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Sony Music Entertainment/Legacy
Popmarket.com offers an exclusive reissue box set series called COMPLETE ALBUMS COLLECTION, deluxe box sets housing the complete album discographies on Columbia and RCA (spanning the 1950's-00's) by the greatest names in modern jazzWayne Shorter, Miles Davis, Woody Shaw, Dexter Gordon, Nina Simone, the Dave Brubeck Quartet, Stan Getz, Billie Holiday, Wynton Marsalis, Grover Washington Jr., Paul Desmond, Return to Forever, and the original Mahavishnu Orchestra. Each multi-disc box set contains the artist's entire album output during their Columbia or ...
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Piano: Sunna Gunnlaugs; Dred Scott Trio
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Music and More by Tim Niland
Sunna GunnlaugsLong Pair Bond (Sunny Sky, 2011) Icleandic pianist Sunna Gunnlaugs performs her latest album with the help of Porgrimur Jonsson on bass and Scott McLemore on drums. The group works very well together, on first listen it seems to be a self-functioning unit like the Keith Jarrett or Brad Mehldau trios, but closer listening shows the depth and thoughtfulness of the performances. The trio shows a great deal of mindfulness, approaching the music in the present moment and bringing ...
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Trumpet player Daniel Rosenboom releases cinematic album while touring with Josh Groban
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Lauren Rogers
There is a filmmaker lurking within the musical vision of Daniel Rosenboom. It's no coincidence that Rosenboom's newest album, Fallen Angeles, is named after Los Angeles. After all, what city is more attached to the cinematic world than Hollywood, L.A.'s famous district? But the L.A. that Rosenboom sees isn't the sunlit, starry-struck paradise of people's imaginations. Rather, it's the darker side of L.A., an enigmatic town of broken souls, punctured dreams, and buried secrets. In other words, it's the L.A. ...
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See-I Remixed Compilation on Fort Knox Recordings
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Press Junkie PR
Fort Knox Recordings presents the See-I Remix Compilation, thirteen brilliant remixes of original See-I tracks from their June 2011 debut album. Loved by fans, lauded by the press and popular with radio outlets around the world, the See-I debut album has been a phenomenal success. The track Haterz 24/7" was licensed to the newly released NBA 2K12 video game by 2K Sports. See-I defined their signature funk n' soul reggae vibe on the original tracks and these remixes take them ...
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