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Live at the Regattabar
Label: Blue Moon
Released: 2004
Track listing: Chacarera Para El Diego; Che; Lucero; Esperanza; Serrana; El Tren De Las Nubes; Elusive Happiness; Espejos
Artificial Light
By Steve Lehman
Label: Blue Moon
Released: 2004
Track listing: Fumba Rebel; Alloy; Estelle Teams; Freestyle; Post-Modern Pharoahs; Cloak and Dagger;
Digital Ambush.
Three More Years
Label: Blue Moon
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. New Diet Revolution 2. Remembrance 3. Sightseeing
4. Hair on my Pillow 5. Three More Years 6. When
7. Spree Quick 8. Chad's Pregnant 9. Long Road
Canela & Vidal: Univers Miles
by Michael P. Gladstone
For this recording made in Barcelona, Spain in 2002, vocalist Carme Canela and pianist Lluis Vidal undertook the challenge of presenting songs from the Miles Davis Songbook. I've given up counting the various tributes over the course of the past twelve years, but Canela-Vidal should be credited with coming up with ten selections that avoid the ...
Gorka Benitez: The Free Session
by AAJ Staff
The Free Session presents Basque saxophonist Gorka Benitez in a dizzying variety of stylistic approaches. These mostly short performances focus more on the leader as a composer than as an improviser. And while some of the music may indeed by characterized as free jazz, some of the pieces are through-composed, and some are urgently swinging post-bop. ...
Rob Wilkerson: Imaginary Landscape
by AAJ Staff
There is a new style of jazz composition emerging, one which seeks to combine the melodic hooks and sonic ambiance of such pop artists as Radiohead and Björk with the harmonic and rhythmic imperatives of jazz. This approach can be heard in the work of such younger artists as Steve Cardenas, Eli Degibri, and Rob Wilkerson, ...
Magali Souriau Trio: Petite Promenade
by Joshua Weiner
Nowadays, jazz artists release records less frequently than they once did, and partly because of this, each new album takes on an air of supposed (and usually record-company suggested) “importance” that often undercuts the music. I’ve mentioned previously my irritation with the proliferation of “theme” records, as if one has to have a special angle to ...
Guaranteed Swahili: Three More Years
by Mark F. Turner
With music that makes use of saxophone harmonies against a backdrop of free jazz, Guaranteed Swahili’s third release, Three More Years, intricately delivers expressive and tightly knit musical ideas. The piano-less quartet which now resides in New York was formed in 1995 in the vibrant Boston jazz scene with associations with other popular area musicians such ...
Fernando Huergo: Live at the Regattabar
by Joshua Weiner
Though released on Fresh Sound's “World Jazz" imprint, this live album by Fernando Huergo's Jazz Argentino band captures a fantastic set of Latin-influenced modern jazz that does not deserve to be pigeonholed. Bassist and composer Huergo reunited the musicians that made 2002's Jazz Argentino studio album (save for new pianist Mika Pohjola) for a burning gig ...
Steve Lehman Quintet: Artificial Light
by Mark F. Turner
There have been some quiet rumblings about the young Steve Lehman. The New York alto saxophonist won Downbeat's award for “best alto saxophonist under 21" in 1997 and has studied under sax greats Jackie McLean and Anthony Braxton. His recent associations with his contemporaries include bassist Mark Dresser and pianist Vijay Iyer, with the trio Fieldwork. ...
