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Harry Allen: Something About Jobim

Read "Something About Jobim" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard

by Jakob Baekgaard

Back in 1964, saxophonist Stan Getz made one of those perfect albums. He teamed up with famed Brazilian songwriters and guitarists, João Gilberto and Antonio Carlos Jobim, and delivered one of the best records in his career: Gezt/Gilberto (Verve, 1964). The combination of the wistfully vibrant bossa nova and the sensual saxophone sound of Getz proved ...

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Philip Thomas / Jürg Frey: Circles and Landscapes

Read "Circles and Landscapes" reviewed by John Eyles

by John Eyles

When the Swiss clarinetist and composer Jürg Frey was celebrated as Composer in Residence at the 2015 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, pianist Philip Thomas wrote of him, “Jürg Frey the composer is inseparable from Jürg Frey the composer. To understand his music is to know that underlying each event, each phrase, each rest, each relationship, is ...

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Moken: Chapters Of My Life

Read "Chapters Of My Life" reviewed by James Nadal

by James Nadal

It is a long way from the seaside city of Limbe, in Cameroon, to the tough streets of Detroit, in search of a dream. Singer/songwriter Moken Nunga made this journey to attend designer school, and wound up in Atlanta, making music as Moken. Chapters Of My Life, is his story, dealing with adversity en route, and ...

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Dave Liebman: Expansions: The Puzzle

Read "Expansions: The Puzzle" reviewed by Budd Kopman

by Budd Kopman

The Puzzle is the terrfic follow-up recording by David Liebman's new group, Expansions, the first being Samsara. No sophomore jinx here; if anything, the group has coalesced further and is even tighter. To throw out a (perhaps meaningless) label, this music could be called hyper-bop in its mix of well-placed dissonance, rhythmic displacements and ...

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Ingrid James and Alexis Tcholakian Trio: Trajectoire

Read "Trajectoire" reviewed by Barry O'Sullivan

by Barry O'Sullivan

Trajectorie is a collaboration between the French pianist composer Alexis Tcholakian and the Queensland based vocalist Ingrid James. Their paths crossed in France when she was performing in a Paris jazz club when he approached her to write lyrics to some of his melodies as part of a vocal project with other singers in France. After ...

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David S. Ware: Apogee - Birth of a Being

Read "Apogee - Birth of a Being" reviewed by Vincenzo Roggero

by Vincenzo Roggero

Birth of a Being presenta l'esordio del trio denominato Apogee -David S. Ware, Cooper-Moore, Marc Edwards -originariamente stampato in vinile dalla label svizzera hat Hut nel 1979 e rimasto fuori catalogo per più di trent'anni, più un secondo CD di materiale proveniente dalle stesse session e mai pubblicato fino ad ora. Se il disco di debutto ...

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Weather Report: The Legendary Live Tapes: 1978-1981

Read "The Legendary Live Tapes: 1978-1981" reviewed by Vic Albani

by Vic Albani

Dopo la morte di Joe Zawinul non si era praticamente più mosso nulla tranne forse nella mente di Ivan Zawinul (uno dei figli del geniale tastierista austriaco) che era partito (bene) con l'idea di pubblicare di tanto in tanto un disco con le migliori tra le tante avventure live di uno dei gruppi musicali più amati ...

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Franco Cerri: One, Two, Three, Quartet

Read "One, Two, Three, Quartet" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi

by Angelo Leonardi

Ascoltare Franco Cerri è sempre un grande piacere. L'uscita di questo disco coincide con il suo novantesimo compleanno e celebra i 70 anni di una carriera prestigiosa, che l'ha visto affermarsi tra i massimi chitarristi europei e lasciare un segno profondo nel nostro panorama musicale, anche oltre l'ambito del jazz. L'incisione è stata propiziata ...

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Joe Rosenberg Ensemble: Rituals and Legends

Read "Rituals and Legends" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro

by Alberto Bazzurro

Il bostoniano Joe Rosenberg, sessant'anni compiuti da poco, è uno dei tutto sommato non numerosi specialisti (monogami) del sax soprano. Ha studiato (strumento e composizione) con Joe Viola, Buddy Collette e John Carter, per mettersi in proprio con convinzione a partire dai primi anni Novanta, incidendo fra l'altro con l'avvento del nuovo millennio alcuni apprezzati album ...

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Socrates Garcia Latin Jazz Orchestra: Back Home

Read "Back Home" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

Back Home, the debut recording by composer / arranger / musicologist Socrates Garcia's Latin Jazz Orchestra, combines the best of two worlds: ardent Latin jazz that never forswears its roots, and emphatic American-designed big-band swing that provides a solid framework for Garcia's picturesque Latin / American excursions. Garcia, who was born in the Dominican Republic, is ...


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