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Paul Hanson: Frolic in the Land of Plenty
by Ian Patterson
Frolic and bassoon is not an overly used collocation, but it is an entirely appropriate one in the case of Paul Hanson, whose playing on the bassoon, surely the blackest sheep of jazz instruments, is exuberant, playful, energetic and joyous, and it has to be said quite breathtaking throughout Frolic in the Land of Plenty.
John McLaughlin / 4th Dimension: Official Pirate: The Best of the American Tour 2007
by John Kelman
With guitar icon John McLaughlin's Fall, 2007 North American tour with his new group, The 4th Dimension, a thing of the past, Official Pirate: The Best of the American Tour 2007 gives those lucky enough to catch the tour a chance to revisit and reassess. The digital download-only release also provides an opportunity for those who ...
Official Pirate: The Best of the American Tour 2007
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Released: 2007
Track listing: Raju; Nostalgia; Hijacked; The Unknown Dissident; 5 Peace Band; Senor CS; Maharina; Mother Tongues.
Actual Fiction
By Gary Willis
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Released: 2007
Track listing: Cartoon Fetish; Smells Like a Party; PodCast; Say Never; Eye Candy; Take Me to Your Leader; Mean Streak; If Only It Could Talk; Tio Loco; Based on a True Story.
Slaughterhouse 3
By Gary Willis
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Released: 2007
Track listing: Slaughterhouse 3; Life's Story; Let's Go; Toxic; Booty Duty; Another Chance; Trapeze/Nobody's Friend; Stinky; Sleep Deprivation; Moof; Interactive Show.
Mondo Trio
By Jeff Babko
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Released: 2007
Track listing: Head Trauma; Vote 4 Morals; Five Before Happy Time; El Nino; Akimbo; Ride; X Marks the Spot; Young Dr. Jung; Love Theme from Mondo Trio.
Improvision
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Released: 2007
Track listing: There's a New Sheriff in Town; Along Came a Spider; Shona; Gem 1; Gem 2; To Whom It May Concern; Yoga for Cats Part 1; Yoga for Cats Part 2; Very Sad; Matt's Riff; Put Me Back to Sleep.
Alex Machacek/Jeff Sipe/Matthew Garrison: Improvision
by Ian Patterson
Outstanding musicianship, even if as a gift from the gods, is no guarantee in itself of a successful musical collaboration. Intuition, empathy and a good ear are, however, essential. So it was clearly an auspicious weekend when guitarist Alex Machacek, bassist Matthew Garrison and drummer Jeff Sipe combined the aforementioned qualities in abundance at the behest ...
Alex Machacek / Jeff Sipe / Matt Garrison: Improvision
by John Kelman
With two of 2006's best fusion records and three fine releases already out in 2007, Abstract Logix is rapidly transitioning from online storefront to bonafide record label. Austrian-born, Los Angeles-based guitarist Alex Machacek's [sic] (2006) was a stunning album that, along with the kind of virtuoso playing that would send most guitarists running for ...
