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George Dulin Disband: Ride Of Your Life
by Glenn Astarita
In the liners, producer Bob Rusch iterates about the thousands of demos he receives in the mail during the course of a year. Luckily, for us modern jazz aficionados, Rusch judiciously recognized the talents of thirty-year old Kansas City reared pianist George Dulin. And it's not just another jazz piano trio recording by any stretch.
Bob Szajner Triad II: Live at the Detroit Montreux Jazz Festival
by Jay Deshpande
Like far too many others, Bob Szajner serves as a reminder of how much jazz has been forgotten or overlooked. A popular player on the Detroit scene intermittently over several decades, Szajner distilled a piano style that brought together the blues and the innovations of Bill Evans in a popular form. This feel is readily apparent ...
Michael Jefry Stevens Quartet: For the Children
by Todd S. Jenkins
This release in the Cadence Jazz Historical Series (recorded in February 1995) is full of surprises, none greater than the successful intertwining of a former Jazz Messenger with one of the premier free-jazz rhythm teams. Saxophonist David Schnitter isn't the best-known of the Messengers tenormen, having joined the outfit during the comparative down-time of the 1970s. ...
Chris Humphrey: Nothing but Blue Sky
by C. Michael Bailey
Vocalist/composer Chris Humphrey's release Nothing but Blue Sky continues a recent trend of jazz vocal recordings that feature the vocalist backed sparingly with a piano trio or less instrumentation, without brass or reeds. This enables craftsmen like Humphrey to both explore and display their talents for both singing and, in the case of Humphrey, arranging the ...
Marshall Allen / Lou Grassi: Live At The Guelph Festival
by Budd Kopman
Marshall Allen and Lou Grassi make quite a duo. On Live At The Guelph Festival, they play unprepared and unrehearsed music which, due to their skill, has a remarkable degree of coherence. Admittedly, this is free or avant-garde jazz, requiring coherence to be understood within that framework. Allen is currently leading the Sun ...
Adam Lane: Buffalo
by Budd Kopman
Buffalo, by bassist Adam Lane and his trio (Vinny Golia on tenor and soprano sax and drummer Vijay Anderson), represents the completion of a triptych taking place over two days in February, 2005. This live recording, on which trumpeter Paul Smoker sits in, is an example of the power that music can have when everything just ...
Roulette @ Location One
By Trio X
Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Funny Valentines of War; Improvs and Melodies of Themes; David Danced: Variations on Ellington; Sunflower Musings; Going Home.
Buffalo
By Adam Lane
Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Spin with the EARth; Without Being; Free; In Our Time; Lucia's First Breath (Intonations for February 14).
Live At The Guelph Festival
By Lou Grassi
Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Spoken introduction; When You Wish Upon a Star; Far Side; Blues For Two; The Spirit of the Day; Prelude to a Kiss; Boma.
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