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Bruce Barth’s “Live at the Cafe del Teatre DVD” captures one of jazz’s most compelling pianists in a live set of original compositions and imaginative arrangements. This DVD, recorded at the Lleida Jazz Festival in Spain is Barth’s first recording since “Live at the Village Vanguard,” and features bassist Doug Weiss and drummer Montez Coleman. It ...
Brightly Dark
By Tim Armacost
Label: Satchmo Jazz Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Afro Pentameter; May I Come In?; Old Devil Moon; Children At Play; Brightly Dark; Love Letters; And
Then There Were Four.
American Landscape
By Bruce Barth
Label: Satchmo Jazz Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Affirmation;
Western Suite:
Big Sky,
The Dude,
Ghost Town,
Sundown Time,
Riding Off,
I Threw It All Away;
Mama, Who's Been Here;
Parisan Thoroughfare;
Three Types of ESP;
September Song;
Straight, No Chaser;
Simple Gifts (A Shaker Song).
Live At The Village Vanguard
By Bruce Barth
Label: MAXJAZZ
Released: 2003
Track listing: Little Ditty; Star Eyes; In the Still of the Night; Song for Alex; San Francisco Holiday;
Evidence; Let
Bruce Barth: American Landscape
by Bill Tannebring
If you’re already a Bruce Barth fan, you’ll find much to like on American Landscape. If you’re not familiar with Barth, let me introduce you. The California-born pianist grew up in New York and spent his early years in Boston studying with Norman Simmons, Jaki Byard and Fred Hersh. It’s evident in Barth's playing that these ...
Bruce Barth: Live At The Village Vanguard
by Jim Santella
On Live At The Village Vanguard, Cole Porter’s “In The Still Of The Night” charges straight ahead with the zip, the zig, and the zag of a hound dog chasing a rabbit through open sagebrush. While Bruce Barth is totally unpredictable in places, he is sure to bring back the familiar melody to us before we ...
Bruce Barth: Live At The Village Vanguard
by Mark Corroto
Serious craftsmen in most occupations tend to shun the spotlight. This is also true of pianist Bruce Barth. Although he leads his own trio on this live recording, he maintains a workmanlike approach, eschewing fireworks for a solid performance. Maybe it is his role as long time accompanist for singers such as Carla Cook, ...
East And West
By Bruce Barth
Label: MAXJAZZ
Released: 2001
Track listing: At The Beach; I'm Old Fashioned; Riding Off; Sundown Time; The Lexter; Ask Me Now; The Dude; A Joyful Noise; My Shining Hour; Let's Call This. (Total Time: 58:50)
This Masquerade
By Sam Newsome
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Satin Doll, Stella By Starlight, The Girl From Ipanema, Footprints, This Masquerade, Toryanse, Blue Monk, What's New, Pent-Up House
Bruce Barth: East and West
by C. Michael Bailey
MAXJAZZ Inaugurates their long awaited follow up to the Vocal Series with the Piano Series—and the label debut of one of their own. Pianist Bruce Barth is a producer for MAXJAZZ. He has been instrumental in producing the highly successful Vocal Series for the label. He now steps halfway out of the sound booth and gets ...
