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Dena DeRose: Love's Holiday

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by C. Michael Bailey

An embarrassment of vocal riches' Jazz enthusiasts have been blessed in the last couple of years with the emergence of a plethora of female jazz vocal talent. Diana Krall, Tierney Sutton, Cassandra Wilson, Holly Cole, Patricia Barber, and Karrin Allyson are all part of the new wave of jazz divas. Add to them, Dena DeRose, who ...

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Mezcla: Akimba!

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by C. Michael Bailey

Hot-avana... Khaeon Records is a niche label that specializes in World Music. The label currently has five releases, four of which are Latin in character (The John Benitez Trio’s Descarga in New York , Carlos Barbosa-Lima’s Mambo No. 5 , Christos Rafalides’ Manhattan Vibes , Trio Mundo’s Carnaval , and Pablo Menéndez’s Havana Blues Mambo ) ...

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Tony Monaco Trio: Let

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by C. Michael Bailey

The return of the Organ-Guitar-Drums Trio... To Date, Columbus, Ohio organist Tony Monaco has had three well received releases on Summit records: Burnin’ Grooves ; Master Chops T , and Intimately Live at the 5:01. But before all of these, Monaco recorded and a self-produced a collection of Be Bop and Post Bop classics. Mr. Monaco ...

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Philly Joe Jones: Drum Songs

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by C. Michael Bailey

That Fire... Did Philly Joe Jones do anything after leaving the first great Miles Davis Quintet? Jones left shortly before Davis recorded Kind of Blue in 1959. He went on to appear as a sideman on hundreds of recordings many now considered classics. It is a bit disingenuous to suggest that Jones had his high water ...

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Uri Caine: Solitaire

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by C. Michael Bailey

The Whole History of Jazz Piano Released as one-third of a trio of recordings hitting the streets at the same time, Solitaire blows a gale-force wind through Western instrumental music. Equal parts Eric Satie, Marice Ravel, Louie Moreau Gottschalk, Fats Waller, and Cecil Taylor, Solitaire expresses itself as Uri Caine's busy subconscious. This is a recording ...

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Uri Caine: Rio

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by C. Michael Bailey

Brazilian Vignettes Rio shares much in common with two previous Caine recordings, The Sidewalks of New York and Wagner e Venezia . They are all recordings that are to approximate the sounds of the streets in Rio, New York, and Venice, respectively. The Brazilian music presented here is not the plush Bossa one would expect. It ...

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Uri Caine: Bedrock

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by C. Michael Bailey

The Electric Trio... Released the same day as Solitaire and Rio, Bedrock is a flip side electric trio recording to 1999's acoustic Blue Wail. Every bit as iconoclastic as Blue Wail, Bedrock is an investigation of rhythms and ideas, electrically presented. Mr. Caine employs the Fender Rhodes electric piano almost exclusively and draws from it all ...

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Tony Monaco Trio: Intimately Live at the 5:01

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by C. Michael Bailey

Pass the ribs, sister...Hammond B3 specialist Tony Monaco is allowing no grass to grow beneath his feet. In August 2001, he released Burnin’ Grooves, a jazz organ trio extravaganza produced by Joey DeFrancesco, who’s trio contributes to over half of the recording. Then, six months later, Monaco releases Master Chops T, with an expanded ...

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Doc Watson and Frosty Morn: 'Round The Table Again

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by C. Michael Bailey

“Please make welcome, a national treasure, Doc Watson..." With that fitting introduction, Doc Watson, with his late son Merle’s band Frosty Morn, begin their appearance at the Wilkes Community College, Wilkesboro, North Carolina. Wilkes Community College is the home of the annual Merlefest, a traditional American music festival sponsored in honor of Merle Watson, which was ...

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Marcus Printup: The New Boogaloo

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by C. Michael Bailey

Sweet, Intelligent tone in the new Lou Donaldson... The work “Boogaloo" makes me think of the Lou Donaldson soul jazz of the 1960s on Blue Note. Marcus Printup resurrects this term for his debut recording for the Nagel Heyer label and gives it a bit of a dusting off and updating. The New Boogaloo is not ...


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