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Trio X: On Tour

Read "On Tour" reviewed by John Sharpe


This is the third release by Joe McPhee, Dominic Duval and Jay Rosen, three virtuosi known collectively as Trio X. It was recorded live in March this year and must set a record for hitting the streets so quickly – all kudos to Cadence Jazz Records. Like previous releases by the group it is an intriguing ...

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Avram Fefer: Calling All Spirits

Read "Calling All Spirits" reviewed by Bill Donaldson


Even though Avram Fefer has been performing on the periphery of public consciousness, he actually has been in the center of several important jazz scenes. As a result, he has absorbed strong influences and contributed to the development of new forms in several jazz centers.Born in Seattle, moving to Harvard to receive a degree ...

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Barry Wallenstein: Tony's Blues

Read "Tony's Blues" reviewed by Vernon Frazer


Barry Wallenstein’s recordings of jazz poetry surpass the idiom’s all too typical offerings, e.g., the mediocre poet droning angst while his accompanists overpower him, or the resonant baritone booming cliches of urban crisis whose urgent accents stamp away from the pulse intended to power the recitation. Wallenstein’s first-rate poetry conveys the hipster’s quick intelligence. His upper-range ...

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Badlands: Expositions of Freedom...Now!

Read "Expositions of Freedom...Now!" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


No doubt, saxophonist Blaise Siwula has blossomed into one of New York City's most prominent modern jazz-based improvisers and free-jazz event organizers. However, the trio known Badlands is a group effort featuring the equally noteworthy bassist Vattel Cherry and drummer Jeff Arnal, as this set was recorded live at the “Knitting Factory." From the ...

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Ultima

Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 2000

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Frode Gjerstad Trio: Ultima

Read "Ultima" reviewed by Derek Taylor


Witnessing this trio in concert is an unforgettable experience. This disc, released in tandem with their recent North American tour, is as close as it gets to hearing them in the flesh, outside of being fortunate enough to catch one of their gigs in person. The trio’s first recording Remember to Forget on Gjerstad’s own Circulasione ...

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Hollywood Wedding

Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 1999

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Bottoms Out

Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 1999

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Rapture

Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Elegy: Upon Mourning, Lift Every Voice and Sing, Rapture.

Recorded: December 28, 1998, The Knitting Factory, New York City, NY.

Available through Cadence/NorthCountry Distributors (www.cadencebuilding.com)


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