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The Traveler
By Kenny Barron
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: The Traveler; Clouds; Speed Trap; Um Beijo; The First Year; Illusion; Duet; Phantoms; Calypso; Memories Of You.
Kenny Barron: The Traveler
by Florence Wetzel
The Traveler is a delicious offering of ten beautiful songs by pianist Kenny Barron. Eight of the tunes were composed by Barron, and each one is brimming with his famous lyricism. Most of the songs feature solid underpinning by Kiyoshi Kitagawa (bass) and Francisco Mela (drums), and in addition the CD features a variety of guests ...
The Traveler
By Kenny Barron
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: The Traveler; Clouds; Speed Trap; Um Beijo; The First Year; Illusion; Duet; Phantoms; Calypso; Memories Of You.
Kenny Barron: The Traveler
by Mark F. Turner
It would be quite a feat to have traveled in Kenny Barron's shoes. A venerable pianist whose career has spanned more than fifty years of performances with a host of greats--Lee Morgan, Dizzy Gillespie, Freddie Hubbard, Yusef Lateef, Charlie Rouse and many others. His music has traveled across the paths of blues, bop, modern, and other ...
The Traveler
Album: Touch the Spirit
By Rob Levit
Label: Symbol System Records
Released: 2006
Duration: 2:15
The Traveler
By John Blake
Label: ItsAboutMusic.com
Released: 2005
Track listing: Motherland; The Tap Dancer; The Traveler; Hymn For Hereos; Born Yesterday; The Clinging; Drum
Interlude; Shadower.
John Blake: The Traveler
by Mark Sabbatini
Violinist John Blake lists smooth jazz guru Grover Washington Jr. and John Coltrane alumnus McCoy Tyner as his first two major stints as a sideman. So he's well-suited to perform that sometimes awkward splice between popular and challenging. On The Traveler, the first self-produced and self-financed album of Blake's lengthy career, he opts for an acoustic ...
The Traveler
By Eric Susoeff
Label: Clave
Released: 2003
Track listing: 26-2 (Coltrane)
Ba-lue Bolivar Ba-lues Are (Monk)
The Traveler (Suseoff)
Curacao (Tjader)
Green Forest (Suseoff)
Cubano Chant (Bryant)
Feminina (Joyce)
African Flower (Ellington)
Mambo #20 (Suseoff)
Chant (Suseoff)
Way of the Serene (Suseoff)
Epistrophy (Monk)
Eric Suseoff and Salsamba: The Traveler
by Matt Merewitz
Salsamba is the best Latin jazz group you’ve never heard. Don’t expect to immediately find them on tour all of a sudden, though. In today’s economy and in the music biz in general, it is awfully difficult to find good gigs – and without a major record-label backing them, Salsamba has kept relatively local. I intend ...