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Kate McGarry: The Subject Tonight Is Love

Read "The Subject Tonight Is Love" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey

Genevieve & Ferdinand -Live (Sunnyside Records, 2014) captured vocalist Kate McGarry and guitarist/husband Keith Ganz in an intimate duo live set that was well-received at All About Jazz and outlet beyond. The duo adds keyboardist Gary Versace, making a trio, recording The Subject Tonight is Love. Retaining the intimacy of Genevieve & Ferdinand, the inclusion of ...

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Matthew Read Trio: Anecdotes II

Read "Anecdotes II" reviewed by Roger Farbey

by Roger Farbey

The opener “Snow Part 1" strongly evokes memories of the open strings of John McLaughlin's guitar on the Miles Davis timeless classic In A Silent Way. Benedict Wood's lithe guitar work continues on “Many Roads Travelled" here displaying dexterity in the soloing, whereas on “Surprise Flight" Wood shows he can evince a melodic structure with chords ...

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Quin Kirchner: The Other Side of Time

Read "The Other Side of Time" reviewed by Kevin Press

by Kevin Press

Albums that clock in at anything near 90 minutes are not automatically major works. On the other hand, this new effort from Quin Kirchner and Co. is hard to describe in any other terms. Kirchner's six-piece band has delivered a wide-ranging, powerful disc. Things get rolling with the appropriately titled “Ritual." From the start, ...

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John De Leo, Fabrizio Puglisi: Sento Doppio

Read "Sento Doppio" reviewed by Luca Muchetti

by Luca Muchetti

Prendete le cuffie, e ascoltate questo Sento Doppio attentamente e in completo silenzio. Quello firmato da John De Leo (al secolo il Massimo De Leonardis che ha militato nei Quintorigo fino al 2004) e Fabrizio Puglisi, un album uscito per la Carosello Records, non è un disco per orecchie distratte. Non perché un duo pianoforte e ...

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Peter Madsen: Satin Doll – A Tribute to Billy Strayhorn

Read "Satin Doll – A Tribute to Billy Strayhorn" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi

by Angelo Leonardi

A dispetto di una carriera ricca di incisioni e collaborazioni, iniziata nel 1987 con Stan Getz, il pianista Peter Madsen è un tipico esempio di musician's musician, molto apprezzato dai colleghi ma poco noto al grande pubblico. Quest'incisione europea (Liechtenstein, novembre 2015) è nata per commemorare i cento anni della nascita di Billy Strayhorn, ...

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Daniel Bruce: Earthshine

Read "Earthshine" reviewed by Friedrich Kunzmann

by Friedrich Kunzmann

In the ever-growing scene of jazz-guitar today it is getting harder to distinguish oneself from the rest of the crowd. When taking a look around current stirrings in jazz, the guitar seems to be experiencing a renaissance as the main vehicle in the genre-new formations with the instrument at their core emerging all over the globe. ...

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Quin Kirchner: The Other Side of Time

Read "The Other Side of Time" reviewed by Gareth Thompson

by Gareth Thompson

Quin Kirchner was forging a musical career in New Orleans at the time of Hurricane Katrina. Despite his house being ruined, he held off from leaving until the last moment due to gig commitments. With a support system of family and friends back in Chicago, Kirchner returned home where his percussive skills became key in the ...

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Mark Dresser: Modicana

Read "Modicana" reviewed by John Sharpe

by John Sharpe

As virtuoso bassist Mark Dresser has been performing and recording solo since 1983, you can guarantee that he knows what he's doing. And Modicana fully meets expectations, presenting an accomplished and engaging album which belies the potential austerity of the unaccompanied recital. The limited edition LP collects two pieces recorded live at the 2016 Umea Jazz ...

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Article: Album Review

Cairo: Say

Read "Say" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

Keyboardist/vocalist Rob Cottingham is the founder of the highly regarded UK-based progressive rock outfit, Touchstone. Yet Cairo is a new venture with Lisa Driscoll sharing vocal duties for an album that exceeds expectations due to the largely memorable works that bridge gorgeous and wistful harmonies with the musicians' impressive technical faculties. The band's resonating soundstage is ...

Article: Album Review

Silke Eberhard Trio: The Being Inn

Read "The Being Inn" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro

by Alberto Bazzurro

Quarantacinque anni, tedesca di Heidenheim an der Brenz (ma ormai di stanza a Berlino), Silke Eberhard guida da alcuni anni il trio protagonista di questo album, diretto, corporeo, al cui interno il suo contralto (più di rado il clarone) si distende con estrema libertà, di misura e di dizione, con un senso della forma che definiremmo ...


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