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Double Portrait
By Bill Charlap
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Chorinho; Double Rainbow (Chovendo Na Roseira); Ana Maria; The Saros Cycle; My Man's Gone Now; Dancing In The Dark; Inner Urge; Little Glory; Never Will I Marry.
Piano Ibérico
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Mantrería; El puerto Tangos a Mompou; Andaluza nº5; Danza del amor brujo; Cuando te veo pasar; Tanguillos Mompou; Canción del fuego fatuo; Danza de los ojos verdes; Canción triste.
Eliane Elias Plays Live
By Eliane Elias
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: 01. Just Friends; 02. Bowing To Bud; 03. If You Could See Me Now; 04. Have You Met Miss Jones; 05. Medley: Embraceable You, But Not For Me, Jazz Influence, Who Knows;
06. Peggy's Blue Skylight; 07. Desafinado.
Cassandra Wilson: Silver Pony
by C. Michael Bailey
Brilliant in spite of its ragged texture, Cassandra Wilson's Silver Pony justly illuminates the important influence Wilson has had on all jazz vocals, since her artistic breakthrough with 1993's Blue Light 'Til Dawn (Blue Note). A sharp solution of live and studio performances, Silver Pony reveals the depth and breadth of both Wilson's enigmatic singing and ...
Beneath A Silver Moon
Album: Silver Pony
By Cassandra Wilson
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2010
Duration: 6:39
Erik Truffaz: Rendez-Vous
by Chris May
At first sight, everything is wrong about this 3CD set, recorded by the fusion and ambient trumpeter Erik Truffaz in Paris, Benares and Mexico--via a heap of international file-sharing--with help from the locals. “Wrong" like that table in the New York nightclub in 1971's The French Connection. Except that the bagmen portrayed in the movie were ...
Jason Moran: Ten
by William Carey
Jason MoranTenBlue Note Records2010 Ten celebrates the ten year life of the Bandwagon, pianist Jason Moran's trio with bassist Tarus Mateen and drummer Nasheet Waits. The piano trio is a mainstay in the jazz tradition, and here the Bandwagon does a characteristically great job of being firmly in that tradition ...
Jason Moran: Ten
by David Adler
Pianist Jason Moran offers Ten, to mark a decade with the Bandwagon, his trio with bassist Tarus Mateen and drummer Nasheet Waits, and it's an anniversary worth celebrating. But Ten is also Moran's first release since Artist In Residence (Blue Note, 2006), so it affords him the opportunity to include pieces from long-form commissioned works he's ...
Stacey Kent: Raconte-Moi
by Bruce Lindsay
While vocalist Stacey Kent has a keen ear for songs, a distinctive and engaging voice and a talent for interpretation, she is also critically acclaimed and commercially successful. Strikingly, like many American jazz musicians from Sidney Bechet onwards, she has gained particular fame and acceptance in France, her albums entering the pop charts and where, in ...
Stacey Kent: Raconte-Moi
by Andrew Velez
The opening tune of this set, from the winning vocalist Stacey Kent, is Jobim-Moustaki's “Les Eaux de Mars." In its English-language version, “The Waters of March," this bossa gem was well-known as the exclusive property of the late and wonderful Susannah McCorkle. Kent proves to be a worthy inheritor of it and other tunes in this ...
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