Results for "N2K Encoded Music"

Hot House

By Arturo Sandoval

Label: N2K Encoded Music
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. Funky Cha-Cha 2. Rhythm Of Our World 3. Hot House 4. Only You (No Se T

Arturo Sandoval: Hot House

by Javier AQ Ortiz
March 1, 2002

In societies haunted by seemingly providential preventive warnings and labels, this album should come with a cover admonition: “Warning! Testicular trumpet playing can affect all those with a weak heart for well-executed music, especially Kenny G fans. Please consult your physician before buying this album.” Well, on the other hand, do not think for a minute ...

Bona Fide - The Poe House

By Geoff Hazelrigg

Label: N2K Encoded Music
Released: 2001

Endless Miles

Label: N2K Encoded Music
Released: 1998
Track listing: So What, Nefertiti, Walkin', In A Silent Way, No Blues, The Sorcerer, Tutu, My Funny Valentine.

West Side Story

By Dave Grusin

Label: N2K Encoded Music
Released: 1998
Track listing: Prologue; Something's Coming; The Jet Song; Maria; Cool; Tonight; I Feel Pretty; One Hand, One Heart; Somewhere; America.

The Instrumental History of Jazz

By Various Artists

Label: N2K Encoded Music
Released: 1998

Monk on Monk

By T.S. Monk

Label: N2K Encoded Music
Released: 1998

A Tribute to Miles Davis

By Endless Miles

Label: N2K Encoded Music
Released: 1998
Track listing: So What; Nefertit; Walkin'; In The Silent Way; No Blues; The Sorcerer; Tutu; My Funny Valentine.

Various: Endless Miles

by C. Michael Bailey
November 1, 1998

Tributes When it comes to popular music, I shy away from all-star tribute discs. It has been my experience that they are uniformly bad with the exception of one or two superb performances (such as Buddy Guy?s ?Red House? on Stone Free: A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix, Warner Brothers 45438). Jazz tributes have a better chance ...

T. S. Monk: Monk on Monk

by Jack Bowers
October 1, 1998

A daunting task, recreating the idiosyncratic music of the legendary Thelonious Sphere Monk without lessening its power or singularity, and who better to accept the challenge than Monk’s drumming son, T.S. Monk (with a lot of help from his friends). Herein are nine of Monk’s matchless compositions, ably refashioned by T.S. and colleagues with an abundance ...