Results for "Bill McCrossen"

Bill McCrossen

Keith Oxman: Home

by Jack Bowers
March 21, 2026

On Home, the sixth album under his name, Colorado-based tenor saxophonist Keith Oxman and his quintet weave a bright and picturesque tapestry of song that should gladden the heart and enliven the soul of anyone who appreciates music that is as charming as it is meaningful. It is always a pleasure to hear soloists ...

The Jazz Brothers Visit Curtis Street

March 21, 2026

Album: Home
By Keith Oxman
Label: Capri Records
Released: 2025
Duration: 5:27

Keith Oxman: Home

by Pierre Giroux
January 1, 2026

Tenor saxophonist Keith Oxman has long been regarded as a steadfast guardian of the jazz tradition. With Home, he offers perhaps his most personal and heartfelt statement yet. The album, a warm blend of joyful explorations, reflective ballads, a touch of blues, and elegant bossa nova, is dedicated to those who shaped his life and artistry. ...

Home

By Keith Oxman

Label: Capri Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: True Lou; Hardenesque; Serenata; Don't Throw in the Powell; Home(When Shadows Fall); Pam; Cousin Steve; Stray Killer; The Jazz Brothers Visit Curtis Street; Detective Acosta and the Case of the Misplaced Square; Owen's Defense; Opus for Wherda; An Extraordinary Rose.

Snarled

By Vinny Golia

Label: Kreating SounD
Released: 2023
Track listing: 1 – Snarled 11:17 2 – Meetings 7:43 3 – The Search 6:53 4 – why can’t they just… 7:07

The Other One(s)

By Vinny Golia

Label: Kreating SounD
Released: 2023
Track listing: 1 – why can’t they just…#2 (8) 7:30 2 – Crash (7) 4:40 3 – Some Broken Machine (4B) 6:22 4 – Despaired (4C) 7:34 5 – Unrequited Languages (9) 6:24

Dance & Decay

By Vinny Golia

Label: Rightbrain Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: 1. Clickbait 12:54 2. Churn 10:36 3. Dance & Decay 11:30 4. Precipitation Cycles 11:14

INNERrOUTe: Fourmation

by John Ephland
March 27, 2016

Starting with keyboardist Joe Vincent Tranchina's steady, alarming tone, Fourmation suggests an emergency of some kind. “Consensual Motion" gradually includes the other three members entering the fray, a fray that's loose and free-form, and eventually calming, not to mention a little bit funky. Michael D'Agostino's drum fills combine with Bill McCrossen's probing basslines to form a ...