Results for "33 Jazz"

Zoe Schwarz: Slow Burn

by C. Michael Bailey
January 16, 2013

British singer Zoe Schwarz is a blues singer in the same way that the late Gene Harris was a blues pianist. Harris often referred to himself as a “blues player with jazz chops." Even his jazziest performances are steeped in the vernacular. For an example, see his famous performance from Ray Brown's Bam Bam Bam (Concord, ...

Three Leaps of the Gazelle

By John Law

Label: 33 Jazz
Released: 2012
Track listing: Three Leaps of the Gazelle (For Luke Deane); Triadic ballet; Three Part Invention; The Quiet Dignity of the Minor; Insistence; Finger on the Pulse; Swazz; Counting Snowflakes.

Return to Life

August 11, 2012

Album: Late Autumn
By Taeko Kunishima
Label: 33 Jazz
Released: 2011
Duration: 6:58

John Law / Yuri Goloubev / Asaf Sirkis: Three Leaps of the Gazelle

by Jakob Baekgaard
May 24, 2012

Making changes in a trio can be risky a thing. If there's a special chemistry in a group, the slightest change in the lineup could spoil the magic of the music. For years, pianist John Law has had an effective formula with his Art of Sound Trio, with drummer Asaf Sirkis and bassist Sam Burgess, but ...

Loud City

By Vasilis Xenopoulos

Label: 33 Jazz
Released: 2011

Late Autumn

By Taeko Kunishima

Label: 33 Jazz
Released: 2011
Track listing: To The Hebrides; Return To Life; The Waves; Kimie; Spring Rain; Rain Sketch; Dusk; Promise; Late Autumn.

This is

Label: 33 Jazz
Released: 2011
Track listing: J.S. Bach Concerto for 2 Harpsichords in C 3rd Movement; Chorinho; This; Fun at Five; Fields; Lakes; Betty Blue; Triadic Ballet; Alone; I Love You; Is.

All I Know: An Anthology

By Theo Travis

Label: 33 Jazz
Released: 2011
Track listing: CD1: Shore Thing; Lulworth Night; 2am; The Ghosts of Whitley Court; Waterlily Boogie; The Purple Sky; Northern Lights; Sand Dance; Marti; Here's That Rainy Day. CD2: Psychogroove; The Crow Road; All I Know; 21st Century Schizoid Man; Things Change; Lovely; Full Moon Rising (Part 2); Barking Dogs and Caravans; The Relegation of Pluto; Anything to Anywhere; And So It Seemed.

Taeko Kunishima: Late Autumn

by Lewis J Whittington
December 10, 2011

Taeko Kunishima's Late Autumn starts with a wandering solo entrance that engages the composer/pianist's stream of jazz style. It instantly feels both musically liberated and firmly rooted in multi-era reverence. This prologue, “To the Hebrides," open an otherwise freewheeling narrative by Kunishima and her dazzling lineup.After the opening track the set ignites with the ...

Taeko Kunishima: Late Autumn

by Lawrence Peryer
November 19, 2011

Pianist Taeko Kunishima's third record, Late Autumn, is an exciting work full of intriguing compositions, diverse instrumentation and top-notch performances. Any one or two of these attributes, as manifested on this album, would be enough to carry the day, but the presence of all three makes for a must-hear release. Kunishima's compositional skill ...