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Brian Lynch, Emmet Cohn: Questioned Answer

Read "Questioned Answer" reviewed by Maurizio Zerbo

by Maurizio Zerbo

Per l'ennesima volta Brian Lynch si conferma come uno dei migliori trombettisti jazz in circolazione. Questo CD mette in bella mostra tutte le sue potenzialità artistiche, facendone cogliere tutta quella poetica espressività che solo i grandi musicisti possiedono. Alla testa di un superbo quartetto, Lynch sfodera doti artistiche che non hanno nulla da invidiare a quelle ...

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Soni Sfardati: Sāqiya

Read "Sāqiya" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro

by Alberto Bazzurro

La buona prova offerta nel suo complesso da Gaia Mattiuzzi (per l'occasione ospite del duo Cassia/Quinci) non riesce a riscattare del tutto le sorti di un album per altri versi piuttosto deludente, che sposa input etnici, contemporaneo-colti, rock e avant jazz con estrema disinvoltura, scivolando alla fin fine su quel tot di calligrafismo e di genericità ...

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Mud Morganfield: For Pops | A Tribute To Muddy Waters

Read "For Pops | A Tribute To Muddy Waters" reviewed by Walter Atkins

by Walter Atkins

For this CD release, Mud Morganfield pays tribute and shows love to his father, the legendary blues artist Muddy Waters. Listening to the Mud Morganfield and Kim Wilson disc For Pops | A Tribute To Muddy Waters, the energy of the first track “Gone to Main Street" is impressive. Morganfield's deep bluesy vocals are richly supported ...

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Kirk Knuffke: Arms & Hands

Read "Arms & Hands" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto

Sometime, watch children as they eat the M&Ms. They will separate the colors into several piles--green, red, brown, yellow, orange, and blue. It's not that each color tastes different, except for maybe blue--I don't remember ever seeing that color before. Nonetheless, they go about savoring each color batch as an independent experience. Those little candies come ...

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Ryan Truesdell Gil Evans Project: Lines of Color

Read "Lines of Color" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan

The biggest ribbons in composer/arranger Gil Evans' (1912-1988) resume are three groundbreaking Columbia Records albums he recorded with trumpeter Miles Davis: Miles Ahead (1958); Porgy and Bess (1959); and Sketches of Spain (1960). These were orchestral jazz of the finest caliber, recorded a decade after Evans' earlier work with Davis on the seminal Capitol Records set ...

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-isq: Too

Read "Too" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Too is the second album from London-based quartet -isq. No surprise there. The slightly odd presentation of the band's name remains in place and continues to trouble the usually faultless activities of the planet's internet search engines. The line-up from debut album -isq (Cheesepeas Records, 2013) is still intact. The band's distinctive “every silver lining has ...

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Ernesto Cervini: Turboprop

Read "Turboprop" reviewed by Edward Blanco

by Edward Blanco

Toronto jazz drummer Ernesto Cervini presents his fourth album as leader with the high-flying Turboprop offering a sophisticated modern jazz sound in a ten-piece repertoire of originals and standard material from the likes of Charlie Parker and Keith Jarrett among others. A robust drummer with a forceful presence on the drums, Cervini's style is reminiscent of ...

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Kekko Fornarelli: Outrush

Read "Outrush" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi

by Angelo Leonardi

"Il cono d'Otranto non è molto diverso in termini ambientali dalle lande nordeuropee -diceva Kekko Fornarelli qualche mese fa in un'intervista a “Musica Jazz" -Dunque capita di poter vivere sensazioni musicali simili...." Nell'organico del pianista pugliese si respira una compostezza e un lirismo che trovano riferimenti in analoghe formazioni contemporanee d'area scandinava o anglosassone ...

Article: Album Review

Owen Howard: Drum Lore Vol. 2 - More Lore

Read "Drum Lore Vol. 2 - More Lore" reviewed by Vincenzo Roggero

by Vincenzo Roggero

Scritto (cinque brani), diretto, arrangiato (gli altri cinque brani provenienti da batteristi quali Paul Motian, Tony Williams, etc.) da Owen Howard -batterista pure lui -,Drum Lore vol.2 -More Lore è album che presenta un post-bop fresco, frizzante, ben strutturato, a volte piacevolmente articolato, tutt'altro che noioso. Grazie all'apporto di ottimi musicisti tra cui segnaliamo il veterano ...

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Marius Neset: Pinball

Read "Pinball" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Though Marius Neset thrives in small ensemble settings, his writing has increasingly exhibited orchestral ambition, as witnessed on the thrilling Birds (Edition Records, 2013), which saw his quintet augmented by brass, accordion and woodwind instruments to spectacular effect, and on Lion (ACT Music, 2014), a powerful outing with the Trondheim Jazz Orchestra. The aptly named Pinball ...


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