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Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1998
Track listing:
Makin' Whoopee, Cry Me A River, Witchcraft, Again, Sometimes I'm Happy, Stay As Sweet As You Are, The Best Things In Life Are Free, Red Sails In The Sunset, Alone Together, Lights Out, Thinking Of You, Good night, Ladies.
Runnin' Wild
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1998
Track listing: Sister Kate's Night Out; Tiger Rag; Tin Roof Blues; I Found A New Baby; Nobody Knows You When
You're Down And Out; When The Saint's Go Marching In; Basin Street Blues; Cake Walking Babies
From Home; At the Jazz Band Ball; Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho; Fidgety Feet; Tailgate Ramble;
Copenhagen; China Boy; Runnin' Wild (Alternate Take); Runnin' Wild; Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None
Of My Jelly Roll (Alternate Take); Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll; Mandy, Make Up
Your Mind; Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble
Stefon Harris: A Cloud of Red Dust
by C. Michael Bailey
Vibrulous. A Cloud of Red Dust is 25 year old vibraphonist Stefon Harris' debut as leader. It is an exciting debut because it provides a fresh entry into a sparsely populated field in jazz and illustrates how Blue Note is proactively supporting young artists while also maintaining their proven lable of artists and reissue programs. Jimmy ...
Joe Lovano: Trio Fascination
by Jim Santella
Never predictable, Joe Lovano's saxophone artistry has him moving in all directions at once. Similarly, his ensembles have ranged from large to small, and this latest session features an excellent grouping. Presenting his own compositions, the 45-year-old leader draws upon nearly 30 years of professional experience and dedicates the album to those artists in Cleveland, Ohio ...
Tommy Flanagan: Sunset and the Mockingbird
by Jack Bowers
First, a confession. There are a handful of contemporary Jazz pianists I could listen to all night without the least trace of boredom or fatigue. Oscar Peterson, of course. Kenny Barron. Barry Harris. Oliver Jones. Billy Taylor. And Tommy Flanagan — which should give the reader an inkling of how I feel about Tommy’s Blue Note ...
Medeski Martin & Wood: Combustication
by Douglas Payne
Combustication is neither as good nor as bad as promised. Now that the trio of keyboardist John Medeski, drummer / percussionist Billy Martin and bassist Chris Wood have become the equivalent of jazz superstars and their concerts are increasingly attended like Grateful Dead shows, they probably can do little wrong and even less right.But ...
Kurt Elling: This Time It's Love
by Jim Santella
You've got to give Kurt Elling credit for following his heart instead of going along with some probable advisor's likely “marketing plan for instant success in the new millennium." – he decided to make his third album one of love songs, and postpone some of his more adventurous work for later. Still, this session is a ...
