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Andrew Oliver is a pianist and composer from Portland, Oregon. He started piano at the age of 3, and grew up playing classical piano and cello, before delving into the realm of jazz and improvised music while in high school, when he began studying with Portland pianist Randy Porter, his most influential teacher. He lived in New Orleans from 2002 until 2005, where he studied jazz at Loyola University and performed as both a bandleader and sideman. After evacuating from Hurricaine Katrina in the summer of 2005, he returned to Portland and resumed his studies at Portland State University, where graduated in June 2007 with a B.M
Out with the wrong women
Label: JohnJohn Records
Released: 2017
Track listing: Deed I do; Ain't she sweet; Gee baby ain't I good to you?; It had to be you; Love me or leave me; Tiger rag; Les feuilles mortes; Manha de carnaval; I'm in the mood for love; Call the police; Out with the wrong woman.
Paris 19:36 - London 20:16 (CD only!)
Label: JohnJohn Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: HCQ Strut; Honeysuckle rose; Out of nowhere; Them there eyes; September song; Hungaria; Lulu's back in town; I'll see you in my dreams; Nuages; How can you face me?; Swing gitan; I can't give you anything but love; Coquette; I fall in love too easily; Swing 48; Swing 39 (quartet); After you've gone.
The Complete Morton Project
New Orleans pianist Jelly Roll Morton is widely considered to be jazz's first arranger. Though jazz was considered exclusively an improvised form early on, Morton proved that jazz could retain its joyous, freewheeling feel even when scored on music paper. He also was jazz's first published composer. His Jelly Roll Blues was published in 1915. As ...
The Ocular Concern: Sister Cities
by Claudio Bonomi
Gli Ocular Concern, band di Portland (Oregon), hanno iniziato a farsi ascoltare come trio dedicandosi a cover di brani di musica folk dell'Europa Orientale, di jazz contemporaneo e dei Kinks. Davvero, non male come repertorio e per chi volesse c'è ancora in circolazione il loro primo extended play, uscito nel 2011, che testimonia questa fase.
Tunnel Six: Alive
by Dan McClenaghan
The formation of the American/Canadian sextet Tunnel Six wasn't planned. The six musicians met up at the 2009 International Workshop in Jazz and Creative Music at the Banff Center in Alberta, Canada, and discovered rare group chemistry after having played together there. Since then the group has performed across Canada and the U.S., and cut two ...
New Release from Diatic Records: "Otis Stomp" by Andrew Oliver Sextet
Diatic Records Presents the new album by the Andrew Oliver Sextet, “Otis Stomp." Led by Andrew Oliver, current pianist for Devin Phillips' group New Orleans Straight Ahead and co-director of the Portland Jazz Composers' Ensemble, Andrew has recently returned from a tour in Africa with Devin sponsored by the U.S. State Department and Jazz at Lincoln ...
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