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Jim Ryan's Forward Energy: The Concept
by Nic Jones
For all the energy here the group is as in thrall to its own role models as the latest adherents to Miles Davis's pre-fusion quintet of the mid-to late 1960s. In revisiting what's essentially Albert Ayler's music – wasn't this once known amongst marketing types as “ecstatic jazz" for all of five minutes? – Jim Ryan's ...
Blaise Siwula and Adam Lane: Tandem Rivers
by Jeff Stockton
"One and one don’t make two. One and one make one," said Pete Townshend. He may as well have been talking about Blaise Siwula (alto and soprano saxophones) and Adam Lane (contrabass), whose instruments intertwine on this intimate, entirely improvised set where the saxophones pop to keep time and the bass growls disconsolately in a role ...
The Rick Holland Quartet featuring Hendrik Meurkens: You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
by Glenn Astarita
They've performed together over the years. As jazz harmonica ace Hendrik Meurkens joins educator/flugelhornist Rick Holland and his quartet, for a cool, jazzy brew consisting of standards and originals. Melody is the key ingredient throughout, as the lead soloists complement each other via alternating statements and gleeful unison choruses. Meurkens' illuminating work on 'Someday My Prince ...
Sound Quest
By Ursel Schlicht's Implicate Order
Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Sound and Fury 2.Implications 3.Sound Quest 4.Crescendum 5.Tacit Agreement
Sound Quest
Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Sound and Fury 2.Implications 3.Sound Quest 4.Crescendum 5.Tacit
Agreement
Owe
Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1) jlv 2.Pro Marco 3.Stolk 4.01/01/01 5.Spd Dbs 6.Stataging 7.Theen 8.bdr
Caramel Topped Terrier
By David Haney
Label: Cadence Jazz Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.The Marionette 2.Caramel Topped Terrier 3.Spider Hunt 4.Blues In The Rain 5.Faster Piazzolla 6.the Bicyclist 7.Dialogus 8.Speedway 9.Faster, Pussycat, Kill 10.Span The Distance 11.Nine-Eights 12.Black Swan
Tommy Peltier's Jazz Corps: Live At The Lighthouse 1963-67 Vol.II
by Glenn Astarita
This release elicits notions of discovering a rare artistic masterpiece in an attic. Cornetist Tommy Peltier’s West Coast based “Jazz Corps,” rendered a modish post-Bop groove during its largely under-recognized reign from 1962 thru 1968. Virtually ignored by the West Coast music critics, these performances at California’s infamous “Lighthouse,” capture a band that infused elements of ...
