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Hidden Gardens

By Lan Xang


Reviewed by C. Michael Bailey
Published on March 1, 2000
179

Gualala

By Tom Christensen


Reviewed by C. Michael Bailey
Published on March 1, 2000
223

Black Note

By L.A. Underground


Reviewed by C. Michael Bailey
Published on March 1, 2000
140

Ali Girl

By Larry Schneider Quartet


Reviewed by C. Michael Bailey
Published on March 1, 2000
109

What Are You Doing New Year's Eve 1999.987654321.?

By Gay Pearson


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
179

Viva CuBop: Jazz The Afro-Cuban Way

By Various Artists


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
175

Tribute To The Masters

By John Santos & Machete


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
169

Too Much Coffee Man

By Bob Dorough


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
329

Thousand Finger Man

By Candido


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
122

The African Beat

By Art Blakey and the Afro-Drum Ensemble


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
381

Taru

By Lee Morgan



Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
323

Revolver: A New Spin

By Ann Dyer


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
141

Palo Congo

By Sabu


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
122

No Laughing Matter

By Bob McChesney


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
234

New Directions

By Greg Osby, Stefon Harris, Mark Shim, Jason Moran


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
354

My Impetuous Heart

By Marlene VerPlanck


Reviewed by Jim Santella
Published on March 1, 2000
158

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