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Tommaso Cappellato: Open

by Mark F. Turner
August 5, 2010

The demise of modern jazz has been greatly exaggerated. Countless musicians around the globe are contributing new chapters to the wonderfully complex idiom of composition and improvisation. One such example can be found in Open, the debut from drummer Tommaso Cappellato. His experience stretches from taking lessons with local drummers in Italy at 16; enrolling in ...

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Bill Ware: Played Right

Read "Played Right" reviewed by Gordon Marshall

by Gordon Marshall
March 4, 2010

Never one to swoop into the limelight or blithely steal the show, vibraphonist Bill Ware has built a model résumé that weaves silently and inscrutably through the best of most modern genres. Ware's Played Right accordingly shows the touch of a resilient, serpentine stylist, a master of quiet spectacle. Titles alone offer a ...

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Sir Duke

By Bill Ware

Label: Birdology
Released: 2001

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Peggy's Blue Skylight

By Andy Summers

Label: RCA Victor
Released: 2000
Track listing: Boogie Stop Shuffle; Tonight At Noon; Reincanation Of A Lovebird; Opus Three; Cumbia Jazz Fusion; Remember Rockefeller At Attica; Peggy's Blue Skylight; Weird Nightmare; Goodbye Pork Pie Hat / Where Can A Man Find Peace?; Free Cell Block F; Self Portrait In Three Colors; Myself When I Am Real.

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Keeping Up With the Jones

By Bill Ware

Label: Cathexis Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Patterns of Rainfall; On Putnam Street; So I Can Live Again; Off the Hook; Walk With Me; Speak With Helen; Silk Flowers; Wednesday Afternoon; A Meager Existence; Orbits. (Total Playing Time 56:33)

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Bill Ware and the Y2K Jazz Quartet: Keeping Up With the Jones

Read "Keeping Up With the Jones" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey
November 1, 1999

Milt Jackson, RIP. October witnessed the death of Milt Jackson, the preeminent vibraphonist of jazz. As the music progresses toward the 21st Century, Jazz will continue to lose the pioneers of the Bebop Era. Milt Jackson was an urbane guiding light who will be missed. In Jackson’s shadow, forging their own are two mammoth vibes talents: ...