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Playing For Keeps
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: If I Had You; One Note Samba; Stardust; Freda With The Naturally Curly Hair; A Ride On The River; Carolina Shout; New Orleans Medley - New Orleans, They All Ask
I've Never Been in Love Before
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: I've Never Been in Love Before*; Taking a Chance on Love; Exactly Like You; This Heart of Mine; Sweet Lorraine; My Romance; But Beautiful; Imagination; It Had to Be You*; Body and Soul; You've Changed; How Insensitive*; Medley: A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes; Never Never Land
Melody in Swing
By Dan Barrett
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Melody in Swing; I?m Nobody?s Baby; Carelessly; What is This Thing Called Love?; My Mother?s Eyes; Teezol; There is No Greater Love; Take My Heart; Finesse; Besame Mucho; You?ve Got Me Crying Again; Mightly Like the Blues; Gravy Waltz. (60:12)
Kenny Davern: A Night with Eddie Condon
By Kenny Davern
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: At the Jazz Band Ball; Rosetta; Royal Garden Blues; Ain
Music For The Still Of The Night
By Ruby Braff
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Thinking of You; Can
The Johnny Varro Swing Seven: The Johnny Varro Swing Seven: Swingin' on 57th Street
by Mike Neely
The Johnny Varro Swing Seven: Swingin’ on West 57th Street is a bright, upbeat septet recording that presents a band with distinctive soloists and a superb rhythm section. Johnny Varro on piano, Michael Moore on bass, and Joe Ascione on drums, are about as good a rhythm section as there exists in traditional jazz, precise and ...
The International All-Star Band: A Portrait of Duke
by Mike Neely
A Portrait of Duke catches the spirit of the great master, Mr. Ellington. No small accomplishment. This is a band with a lively rhythm section, first-rate soloists, and horn/reed players who make music soulfully together. This is a truly international band with members from the United States, the Netherlands (3), Belgium, Germany, and Australia. The extraordinary ...
Bucky Pizzarelli: One Morning in May
by Mike Neely
One Morning in May is Bucky Pizzarelli?s second exquisite solo guitar outing for Arbors Records. This disc follows April Kisses, reviewed in AAJ?s August 2000 general review listing (see archives). Both recordings focus on standards, older standards, mostly from the 1920s to the1940s. These two CDs belong among the essential recordings of jazz guitar. On One ...
Tommy Newsom Sextet: Friendly Fire
by Mike Neely
You may know Tommy Newsom as the congenial big band sidekick on the Johnny Carson Show. But you may not know that he plays a bluesy, big-assed saxophone with intelligence, and style. On Friendly Fire he’s put together a quintet of pros who swing with something to say. Included is trombonist Bob Enevoldsen. Anyone who’s listened ...
Ruby Braff: Music For The Still Of The Night
by Mike Neely
Ruby Braff has been so good for so long that it’s easy to take him for granted. He suffers from what a friend of mine calls the “Zoot Sims Syndrome" a situation in which another great release is not given its due because what did you expect? Well, Ruby Braff keeps cranking them out: creative performances ...
