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Leo Records 30th Anniversary
By Multiple ArtistsReviewed by Martin Longley
Published on November 7, 2009
ECM at 40: Remembering Weather Report/Lost on the Way/The Moment's Energy/Dresden
By Multiple ArtistsReviewed by Jeff Stockton
Published on November 7, 2009
Tyshawn Sorey: Koan, The Winding Shell & Labyrinth
By Tyshawn SoreyReviewed by Wilbur MacKenzie
Published on November 7, 2009
Chet Baker's Quiet Sound Endures
By Chet BakerReviewed by Chris Kompanek
Published on November 7, 2009
Miles Davis: Miles & Kind of Blue
By Miles DavisReviewed by Stuart Broomer
Published on November 7, 2009
Solo Saxophones: Roscoe Mitchell, Paul Flaherty & John Butcher
By Multiple ArtistsReviewed by Kurt Gottschalk
Published on November 7, 2009
Large Ensembles: John Hollenbeck & Nicholas Urie
By Multiple ArtistsReviewed by Kurt Gottschalk
Published on November 7, 2009
Azar Lawrence: Prayer for My Ancestors & Speak The Word
By Azar LawrenceReviewed by Francis Lo Kee
Published on November 7, 2009
Joey Baron: Heaven on Earth, Stolas & Dream Dance
By Joey BaronReviewed by George Kanzler
Published on November 7, 2009
Flutes: Jeremy Steig, Krzysztof Popek & Anne Drummond
By Multiple ArtistsReviewed by Fred Bouchard
Published on November 7, 2009
Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Randy Ingram & Rob Garcia
By Multiple ArtistsReviewed by Terrell Kent Holmes
Published on November 7, 2009
Miles Revisited: Sketches of Spain (50th Anniversary Edition) & Miles Ahead Live
By Multiple ArtistsReviewed by George Kanzler
Published on November 7, 2009
Three with Chris Speed/Skirl Records: Big Choantza; Smell The Difference; Esopus Opus
By Chris SpeedReviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell
Published on November 7, 2009
Transit: Quadrologues & Nate Wooley: The Seven Storey Mountain
By Multiple ArtistsReviewed by Clifford Allen
Published on November 7, 2009


