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Aluminum Forest
By Eldad Tarmu
Label: ChartMaker Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Morocco Rocco; Set in Motion; Lovers and Liars; Milk and Honey; Aluminum Forest; Modern Lady; Fureel; Hold That Thought; It Might as Well Be Spring; Jonah (52:06).
Eldad Tarmu: Aluminum Forest
by Jack Bowers
With an uncelebrated vibraphonist at the helm of an album titled Aluminum Forest, I was bracing myself for music aimed straight toward the heart of “smooth Jazz” radio. Wrong. This is uncompromisingly straight–ahead post–bop Jazz — and I should have guessed as much from the list of personnel, which includes such prominent names as trumpeters Oscar ...
Shadow of the Vibe
Label: ChartMaker Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Investion, Mirror, Fast Corners, Shadow Of The Vibe, Intrusion, Moonlamps, Beatrice, Smiles Through You, Augies Blues, New Fall, Mirror
Mark Winkler: Easy the Hard Way
by Dave Hughes
Mark Winkler, one of today's most underrecognized vocalists, has some decent CDs in his discography. He released three excellent contemporary CDs on Chase Music Group in the late eighties: Ebony Rain, Hottest Night of the Year , and Color of Love , all of which are well worth seeking out. 1995's brilliant Tales From Hollywood was ...
Mark Winkler: Easy the Hard Way
by Dave Nathan
P>Long a fixture on the West Coast smooth jazz scene, Mark Winkler for his 6th album moves closer to contemporary adult pop seasoned with a large dash of straight ahead jazz, with a style which combines the hip Mark Murphy, the irony of Dave Frishberg with the respect for melody of Tony Bennett. Accompanied by sympathetic ...
Matthias Lupri: Shadow Of The Vibe
by AAJ Staff
Performing for the most part on the periphery of jazz listener consciousness in the catalytic environment of Boston and its environs, Matthias Lupri has dedicated himself to one of those instruments sometimes insultingly listed as miscellaneous" in jazz categories. While a few acknowledged masters of the instrument have transcended such categorization--and in the process have challenged ...
Solar Wind: Grand Tour Alignment
by AAJ Staff
The cover is grandiose: the title refers to a rare occurrence, when all planets are in the same corner of sky. You expect something cosmic; for the first minute (all synths and passing comets) that’s what you get. And then it comes down to earth: twirling guitars, airy keys, and the occasional horn (Eric Marienthal, whooping ...