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Cique: Cique
by Glenn Astarita
There's no eclectic connotation within this band's moniker, as the website denotes that the name is an anagram for “sick." Sickly wondrous, perhaps, where the core organ trio skirts the fringes of stylizations pursued by Medeski, Martin & Wood amid 1970s-style prog rock and bump/grind executed rhythms. Guitar hero John Abercrombie wields his magic on several ...
Live at Athenaeum Jazz, Volume 2
Label: Capri Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: More Than You Know; Floof; Introspection; No Mercy; Twelve; Free Day; Out of This World; If I Should Lose You; Presentimento; Exactly Like You.
Holly Hofman / Mike Wofford: Live at Athenaeum Jazz, Volume 2
by Jerry D'Souza
Holly Hofmann (flute) and Mike Wofford (piano) make beautiful music together. The husband and wife have teamed for several acclaimed recordings including Flutology, Minor Miracle, and Further Adventures, all on Capri Records. They continue with another superb set of duets on Live at Athenaeum Jazz, Volume 2. Both Hofmann and Wofford have a concentrated sense for ...
Holly Hofmann / Mike Wofford: Live at Athenaeum Jazz, Volume 2
by Michael P. Gladstone
Flutist Holly Hofmann's Live at Athenaeum Jazz, Volume 2 was recorded during the summer of 2006 at San Diego' s Athenaeum Jazz Music and Arts Library, in duet with musical partner/husband, Mike Wofford. Prior to the quartet recording Minor Miracle (Capri, 2005) Wofford's piano trio released the well-received Live at Athenaeum Jazz (Capri, 2004). ...
Holly Hofmann / Mike Wofford: Live at Athenaeum Jazz, Volume 2
by Dan McClenaghan
San Diego isn't known as a jazz town in the same way New York or Chicago are, but this city in the southwest corner of the country has its fair share of fine venues for the music, and boasts some first rate artists as well.One of the best places to hear San Diego jazz ...
View So Tender: Wonder Revisited - Volume One
By Joe Gilman
Label: Capri Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: I Wish; Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing; Smile Please; That Girl; Sir Duke; Taboo; Send One Your Love; Love Light in Flight; Go Home.
Joe Gilman: View So Tender: Wonder Revisited - Volume One
by Michael P. Gladstone
Jazz tributes to the music of Stevie Wonder are not really a new concept. His songs have served as the inspiration for vocalists as recently as Nnenna Freelon's 2002 album on Concord, Tales of Wonder, and he's been particularly a keen subject for sax men like Stanley Turrentine and Dave Pietro. However, to the best of ...
Joe Gilman: View So Tender: Wonder Revisited - Volume One
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
This is the same crackerjack trio that delivered two volumes of Dave Brubeck classics, artfully freshened with a new coat of musical paint. (Volume One was reviewed here in 2004.) Now, with View So Tender, the group turns its focus to Stevie Wonder, forging a uniquely creative and delightful link between R&B and jazz.
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