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1000 Kilometers

By Oregon

Label: CAM Jazz
Released: 2007
Track listing: Deep Six; From a Dream; Catching Up; 1000 Kilometers; Bayonne; Simone; Free Imp; Back Pocket; Relentless Imp; Paraglide; The Bactran; 1000 Kilometers (reprise).

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Architect Of The Silent Moment

By Scott Colley

Label: CAM Jazz
Released: 2007
Track listing: Usual Illusion; Strip Mall Ballet; El Otro; Architect of the Silent Moment; Masoosong; Feign Total; From Within; Smoke Stack; Window of Time.

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Roberto Gatto: Traps

Read "Traps" reviewed by Elliott Simon

by Elliott Simon

Drummer Roberto Gatto's quartet pleasingly ensnares a range of contrasting musical quarry without falling into the Traps of pretense and mimicry. Within his strong framework of compositional eloquence and musical economy, Gatto draws on Monk, Latin, Kurt Weill and assorted other influences for a relaxing yet highly expressive program. Gatto is a stalwart in an Italian ...

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Walter Beltrami: Piccoli Numeri

Read "Piccoli Numeri" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

Despite a long career and lengthy discography, it's always been curious that John Abercrombie has been a less influential guitarist than peers like Pat Metheny, John Scofield and Bill Frisell. With an instantly recognizable approach as fluid and adaptable as that of any guitarist alive today, it might seem that Abercrombie's impact has been more felt ...

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Antonio Sanchez: Migration

Read "Migration" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Sorprende l’inizio. Un lungo brano di Chick Corea nel quale il pianista di Chelsea suona come da tempo non si era abituati a sentire, rimandandoci per intensità emotiva, arditezza e fluidità di fraseggio, ad un capolavoro come “Now He Sings, Now He Sobs“. Sorprende la combinazione di due tra i più formidabili tenoristi oggi in circolazione ...

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Antonio Sanchez: Migration

Read "Migration" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette

Antonio Sanchez' Migration overflows with a bracing jazz music that reinvigorates conventions and renews traditions. It bodes well for this extraordinary drummer's future as a bandleader and composer of note. The freewheeling imagination with which a track such as “Ballade teems is a direct reflection of Sanchez' own playing style. Yet he ...

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Franck Tortiller - Michel Godard - Patrice Héral: Impertinance

Read "Impertinance" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Quello che colpisce in questo disco, innazitutto, è l’eccellente equilibrio tra tre strumenti che probabilmente mai si erano riuniti per un intero progetto, e forse ancora più raramente hanno formato un gruppo a sé stante. Sin dall’ottimo inizio di “Les sorcières” nel pedale ripetitivo di quattro misure, su cui improvvisa in un volo radente la marimba, ...

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Antonio Sanchez: Migration

Read "Migration" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

The desert has a story hidden in its eye. Many things take up its plot: the earth, the ever-changing sky, those that pass through it. Antonio Sanchez's debut, Migration, deftly evokes the life of the desert as an allegory for the journey within all of us. Sanchez climbed to prominence in the Pat Metheny Group, whose ...

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Scott Colley: Architect of the Silent Moment

Read "Architect of the Silent Moment" reviewed by Fred Bouchard

by Fred Bouchard

For bassist Colley's Architect of the Silent Moment, a conceptual construct (more poetically, a fantasia) for small ensemble, the oft-quoted dictum has rarely seemed more apposite: “Less is more. Colley starts with a core quartet of Ralph Alessi (trumpet), Craig Taborn (keyboards) and Antonio Sanchez (drums), and guests emerge and disappear throughout the subtle, largely written, ...

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Richard Galliano featuring Gary Burton: If You Love Me (L'Hymne a L'Amour)

Read "If You Love Me (L'Hymne a L'Amour)" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

Fifteen years after his death, tango legend Astor Piazolla's influence continues to be felt. Both accordionist Richard Galliano and vibraphonist Gary Burton have released tributes to the late composer/performer, and so it's no surprise that the two have joined up to mine Piazolla's music and more on If You Love Me (L'Hymne à L'Amour). They explore ...


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