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by Len Davis
From Korea progressive rock with Arkitekture, Swedish pianist Lalle Larsson from Infinity Of Worlds, Japanese pianist Taku Yabuki, and German band Karaba. The newest from Jeff Richman with XYZ. plus greek band Technical Info, Hungarian group Djabe with Steve Hackett, Japanese band Side Steps and guitarist Atte Aho from Finland. Playlist Arkitekture Dark Matter" from Rationalist Impetus (Merry Go Round) 00:00 Lalle Larsson Otherworldly" from Infinity of Worlds (Reingold) 06:15 Taku Yabuki Genesis" from Modern World Symphony (Gemstone) ...
read moreJeff Richman: Fresh & Formidable Fusion Pioneer
by Jim Worsley
When the name Jeff Richman enters the conversation, there is a good chance you have nested deeply into the fusion guitarist rabbit hole. Richman recently released his eighteenth studio album XYZ (Blue Canoe, 2023), to go along with six gorgeously respectful tribute records. Now 71, the Berklee College of Music grad, has etched his name in fusion history. His career, which includes composing, arranging, playing, teaching, and writing for television and movies, dates back to the late 1970's. After cutting ...
read moreJeff Richman, Nick Llerandi, Anton Davidyants and Baiju Bhatt
by Len Davis
New music from guitarist Jeff Richman, from Japan T Square, Nick Llerandi and Russian bassist Anton Davidyants. More from London Brew, plus live from Gyor with Djabe and Steve Hackett. Eastern sounds with Baiju Bhatt and Emma Rawicz. Playlist Jeff Richman XYZ" from XYZ (Blue Canoe) 00:00 T Square Megalith" from Welcome Back (Self Produced) 07:04 Nick Llerandi Godshot" from Noe:The Shrike (Self Produced) 14:08 Anton Davidyants Movement 4" from Avalanche (Jazzist) 21:13 London Brew It's One of ...
read moreJeff Richman: XYZ
by Jim Worsley
XYZ could perhaps reference any number of things. Sparing us that rabbit hole, in this case it references boundaries pushed to their fullest extent with some exceptional new music from fusion guitarist Jeff Richman. Richman's previous release, Sizzle (Nefer Records 2017) was/is a record that lives up to its name. There is something to be said about not putting out a record every eighteen months, twenty-four months, or any other calendar-driven period. It would seem that Richman threw away the ...
read moreJeff Richman: Sizzle
by Geannine Reid
Veteran modern jazz guitarist Jeff Richman will release his seventeenth solo project Sizzle on November 17, 2016. The project joins together longtime collaborators to form a tight-knit band that certainly shares a well-oiled chemistry; with Jimmy Haslip on bass and handling the production, Vinnie Colaiuta on drums, George Whitty (keys/programming), and Gergo Borlai (drums/programming). Richman is given a stunning backdrop to convey his rich musical message. Sizzle has a wonderful guest line-up including: Jeff Beal (trumpet, flugelhorn), Taylor Eigsti (piano), ...
read moreThe Royal Dan: A Tribute
by AAJ Italy Staff
Poveri Steely Dan, maltrattati e tirati per la giacca. Traditi nello spirito, verrebbe da dire. Perché il gruppo più elegante e sofisticato degli anni ’70 - “coloro che hanno elevato a forma d’arte l’easy listening” ha scritto qualcuno - tutt’altro è stato che non un gruppo rock fracassone e adrenalico come questo disco fa credere. La premiata ditta Becker & Fagen si è abbeverata alla fonte dei tanti generi che sono affluiti nel mare magnum della musica popolare americana dal ...
read moreJeff Richman: Solo Artist, Entrepreneur, or Chatterbox?
by Phil DiPietro
Guitarist Jeff Richman has worked in the highest echelons of electric jazz for the last two decades, distinguishing himself over a productive career that has spawned more than twelve solo titles and twice as many guest appearances. Recently, he's found a new niche; mastermind producer / arranger / player / instigator of the electric jazz tribute/compilation. Jeff has spearheaded no fewer than three ripping, yet somehow discerning, paeans to Miles, 'Trane and Mahavishnu issued, it seems, en masse,in the last ...
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