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Article: Album Review

Benny Green Trio: Source

Read "Source" reviewed by Larry Taylor

by Larry Taylor

Benny Green, now 48, is entering his middle years. Early on he was hailed as a budding master; today he has fully blossomed into one of the jazz world's finest pianists. Equally comfortable with a fast-paced piece and or a sensitive ballad, he is a go-to guy for sessions as back-up or leader. His last recordings ...

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News: Recording

Derek & the Dominos’ "Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs" Turns 40

Derek & the Dominos' Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs Turns 40! One of Eric Clapton's Defining Albums Marks its 40th Anniversary on March 29th with Deluxe Multi-format Edition Featuring New and Long-Unavailable Music and Never-Seen Photos In the world of rock there are recordings that truly resonate in historical importance and continue to cast an ...

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Article: Live Review

Eli "Paperboy" Reed at Joe's Pub, March 31, 2010

Read "Eli "Paperboy" Reed at Joe's Pub, March 31, 2010" reviewed by Ernest Barteldes

by Ernest Barteldes

Eli “Paperboy" Reed and the True Loves Joe's Pub March 31, 2010 New York, NY Playing before a nearly sold-out crowd, the seven-piece True Loves (Freddy DeBoe: Baritone Sax; Mike Brooks: Tenor Sax; Patriq Moody: Trumpet; Jerrell Clopton: Drums; Michael Montgomery: Bass; Ryan Spraker: Guitar; J.B. ...

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Article: Rhythm In Every Guise

Frank Butler on Curtis Counce's "Landslide"

Read "Frank Butler on Curtis Counce's "Landslide"" reviewed by David A. Orthmann

by David A. Orthmann

“Man, I feel like cookin' this evening,"* Frank Butler proclaimed while setting up his drums in the Contemporary Records studio on October 6, 1956. Over a half-century later, his words still have the ring of absolute truth. The session, led by bassist Curtis Counce and released in 1957 as Landslide, was an incandescent beginning to Butler's ...

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Introducing Carl Perkins

By Carl Perkins

Label: Boplicity
Released: 1984

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Pepper Adams Quintet

By Pepper Adams

Label: Gammaut Recordings
Released: 1957
Track listing: Unforgettable; Baubles, Bangles, and Beads; Freddie Froo; My One And Only Love; Muezzin'.


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