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Dr. Lonnie Smith: Breathe
by Angelo Leonardi
Nel nuovo album di Dr.Lonnie Smith, appena uscito per la Blue Note, non c'è solo il traboccante groove del suo trio. Per il 75mo compleanno dell'organista Hammond, il produttore Don Was ha fatto le cose in grande, pubblicando la registrazione di una una serata allo Jazz Standard (a New York nel 2017) con un organico strumentale ...
Breathe
Label: Mordente Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: Let the Earth Breathe; Bene mi fa; Lullaby for a Little Angel; A Talk with God; Daydreaming; Oxygen; Once Upone a Time.
Breathe
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2018
Track listing: Rock My World; Breathe; I Got You; Affirmation; Everywhere; Wanted to Love.
Alyson Murray: Breathe
by Geannine Reid
Alyson Murray has been performing since the age of sixteen, receiving an Outstanding Potential Award from the Australian Girls Choir (AGC), where she was also selected to perform in The Boy From Oz, a Hugh Jackman production in Melbourne. Murray went on to complete her Bachelor of Fine Art Contemporary Music in '15 at the Victorian ...
Breathe
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2016
Track listing: Blues Come Down The Seine; Looking Up; Breathe; Got To Go; Mr Tix; The Comedian; Armorica; As Night Falls.
Breathe
Album: The Great Jazz Gig In The Sky
By Boris Savoldelli
Label: MoonJune Records
Released: 2016
Duration: 7:35
Yvonnick Prene: Breathe
by Dan Bilawsky
Yvonnick Prene has called New York home since 2007, but jazz fans in and around the Big Apple and beyond can be forgiven if they lacked awareness about his harmonica skills until more recent times. His first album--the inviting Jour de Fête (SteepleChase Records, 2013)--took a while to arrive, so the only way to learn about ...
Breathe
By Kin Trio
Label: PJCE Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: I Hear A Singing Bowl; Lunar; Echolalia; Nevele; Jing Qi Shen; Breathe;
Smile.
Kin Trio: Breathe
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
The Kin Trio--saxophonist Sunjae Lee, bassist Andre St. James, drummer Tim DuRoche--call what they do “minimalist bebop." An apparent oxymoron, given that bebop has such maximalist tendencies (exhibit A is trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie's dizzying “Bebop"). They don't mean to be taken so literally, of course. The Kin-men have ably absorbed the sparer offshoots ...
