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Can't Wait For Perfect

Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Common Ground; Belief; Can't Wait For Perfect; Summer Light; First Steps; Fiction; Nine Lives; Intro (For Tomorrow); Last Minute (Late Again); The Escape.

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Article: The Jazz Session

Bob Reynolds: Saying A Lot

by Jason Crane
November 29, 2006

Saxophonist Bob Reynolds has made a name for himself in the bands of singer-songwriters Jonah Smith and Nelly McKay, and he'll spend 2007 on the road with John Mayer. Reynolds also has a new album out called Can't Wait For Perfect on the Fresh Sound New Talent label. The CD is getting strong reviews from folks ...

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Article: Album Review

Bob Reynolds: Can't Wait For Perfect

Read "Can't Wait For Perfect" reviewed by Stephen Latessa

by Stephen Latessa
August 10, 2006

Way too many jazz “composers come up with a derivative riff and hastily christen the piece a composition. While that may be technically true, there is quite a difference between these works and full-bodied, sturdy efforts that can stand on their own. Fortunately for listeners, saxophonist Bob Reynolds easily earns the title of composer with the ...

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Article: Album Review

Bob Reynolds: Can't Wait For Perfect

Read "Can't Wait For Perfect" reviewed by Joshua Weiner

by Joshua Weiner
August 2, 2006

The sheer quality of so much of the music performed by (relatively) unknown up-and-coming musicians is gratifying, for obvious reasons, but it can also be troubling. It is difficult to escape the realization that too many of these musicians will ultimately fail to get the attention they deserve. How nice it is, then, to hear Bob ...

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Article: Album Review

Rale Micic: Bridges

Read "Bridges" reviewed by Joshua Weiner

by Joshua Weiner
December 4, 2003

Although jazz is, in several respects, a truly American musical idiom, it has spread to the far reaches of the globe in the modern era. This dissemination has led to the appearance of excellent jazz musicians in unexpected places, and the Serbian-born guitarist Rale Micic (pronounced 'Rah-leh Mee-cheech') is a fine example. His first-rate debut album, ...