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Happy All the Time
By Chuck Redd
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: Happy All the Time; Laura; Cry Me a River; On a Slow Boat to China; Tenderly; You’re the One for Me; Our Love Is Here to Stay; Swedish Pastry; Sweet Baby; 64 Bars on Wilshire; Li’l Darlin’; Slow Burn.
Chuck Redd: Happy All the Time
by Jack Bowers
The complete title of this carefree and charming studio date is Chuck Redd Remembers Barney Kessel. The reasons why are many. Here are two: first, Redd worked with Kessel from 1980-91 as a drummer in the Great Guitars group and in Kessel's trio, during which time the two became close friends; even more than that, says ...
Doug MacDonald: Just for Fun
by Jack Bowers
While there are no household names on guitarist Doug MacDonald's new 2-CD set, Just for Fun (alto saxophonist Lanny Morgan or perhaps drummer Roy McCurdy may come closest), the sidemen he has chosen for a lively concert date billed as a “jazz marathon" are more than likely among the more accomplished jazz musicians you've seldom or ...
Smiles
By Terry Myers
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: Them There Eyes; Blue Prelude; Don´t Get Around Much Anymore; A
Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square; As Long As I Live; Blue Hodge;
Someday Sweetheart; It´s You or No One; Everything Happens To Me;
Oh, Baby; When Day is Done; Smiles
Terry Myers: Smiles
by Andrew J. Sammut
Tuneful, swinging and technically polished. Terry Myers isn't worried about anything else jazz is “supposed" to be. Smiles is a relaxed yet energetic romp through some standards, ballads and blues that the Florida-based saxophonist clearly loves to play. There's nothing complex or innovative here, just four musicians having a good time and looking to take the ...
Evan Christopher: The Remembering Song
by Dan Bilawsky
All roads lead to New Orleans for clarinetist Evan Christopher. Christopher left sunny California in the mid-'90s and arrived in NOLA, ready to absorb from--and contribute to--the rich musical environs that only the Crescent City could claim. His initial stay lasted two years, but the city drew him back again in 2001. After Hurricane Katrina came ...
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