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Jacob Duncan: It's Alright To Dream featuring JD Allen

Read "It's Alright To Dream featuring JD Allen" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


In many instances, saxophone summits are ballsy blowouts steeped in performing jazz standards, especially when the hornists are used to leading their own bands, and they just want to get down to business in the studio. But such is not the case here, thanks to superb Louisville, KY-based saxophonist Jacob Duncan's (Norah Jones, Aretha Franklin) original compositions that add a harmonious cohesion to this session. The quintet features NY-based poll-winning tenor sax artisan JD Allen, who has been releasing widely ...

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Jacob Duncan: The Busker

Read "The Busker" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Hailing from Louisville, KY., saxophonist Jacob Duncan (Liberation Prophecy) plays his horn with vocal attributes on this trio endeavor that provides a storyline to his travels in the US and abroad. He was a busker (street entertainer) performing his craft near train stations, office complexes and so on, perhaps brightening the days and injecting a little joy into the life of a casual observer. Duncan's musical storyboard is augmented by a crystalline audio production--where you could probably hear ...

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Jacob Duncan: Invisible House

Read "Invisible House" reviewed by Nicholas F. Mondello


Since the politically and culturally turbulent 60s, the word liberation has been incorporated into titles of collectives--remember the radical “Symbionese Liberation Army" and the certainly less violent, but still highly influential “Liberation Orchestra" of bassist Charlie Haden? Even song and album titles from groups as diverse as The Pet Shop Boys and Earth, Wind and Fire have glommed the word for appropriate thematic effect. Perhaps people everywhere just wanna be free, as The Rascals sang back when. ...

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Jacob Duncan - John Goldsby - Jason Tiemann: The Innkeeper's Gun

Read "The Innkeeper's Gun" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Jacob Duncan sax contralto, Jason Tiemann batteria e John Goldsby contrabbasso, si trovarono qualche anno fa a suonare in un nightclub di Louisville Kentucky. L'empatia è evidente, l'energia contagiosa, la risposta del pubblico entusiasta. Live at the Nachbar è il risultato discografico di quella serata che inaugura una fitta serie di concerti, di tour negli States ed in Europa, quest'ultimi immortalati in The Innkeeper's Gun. I tre sono musicisti aperti, senza preclusioni di sorta verso generi e stili, latitudini e ...


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