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That's for Sure
By Marc Copland/John Abercrombie/Kenny Wheeler
Label: Challenge Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: When We Met; That's for Sure; Kind Folk; Soundtrack; Played Straight; Dark Territory; How Deep Is the Ocean; # 114; Neba.
Trance-Atlantic (Boom Bop II)
Label: Challenge Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Awakening- :26,2. The Spirit Wheel - 10:29,3.Cool Papa N'Diaye - 9:57,4. Fatima-7:11,5.Blowin' Omni-5:04,6.Pluto Lounge- 2:37, 7.Thierno de Conakry-6:14, 8.The Scent of the Healer- :58,
9. Harmofunkalodica -7:07,10.Trance Atlantic-8:07,11.Myth and Diffusion - 1:40,12. Traffic-4:36,13.Freedom Delta - 6:57
Waltzing with Zoe
Label: Challenge Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Seesaw; Child at Play; For Maria; Waltzing with Zoe; Fireflies; K.P.
Stardust Melody: Beloved and Rare Songs of Hoagy Carmichael
Label: Challenge Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: New Orleans; Medley: Georgia on My Mind/Can't Get Indiana off My Mind; Bread and Gravy; My Resistance Is Low; April in My Heart; Moonburn; Stardust; Little old Lady; Big Town Blues; What Kind o' Man Is You; Snowball; The Rhumba Jumps; The Lamplighter's Serenade; The Nearness of You; Manhattan Rag; Ev'ntide
Jean-Paul Bourelly: Trance Atlantic (Boom Bop II)
by Greg Martino
Jean-Paul Bourelly’s new CD, Trance Atlantic (Boom Bop II), extends and solidifies the heavy funk and electronic concept of the excellent 1999 release Boom Bop. Trance Atlantic ’s central musical idea involves a strong groove that often overlays the ostensible frontline of lead guitar, cornet, sax, or trombone. The music partakes of the current vocabulary of ...
The Bob Brookmeyer New Art Orchestra: Waltzing with Zoe
by Jack Bowers
Spectacular. There’s no other way to describe “Seesaw,” the opening number on the second album by Bob Brookmeyer’s German–based New Art Orchestra. A shame the Grammy Awards don’t include one for best big–band composition (even though there is a ludicrous prize for “best Jazz solo”), as “Seesaw” would win the honor going away. The highest compliment ...
Jean-Paul Bourelly: Trance-Atlantic (Boom Bop II)
by Phil DiPietro
With the release of Trance-Atlantic (Boom Bop II), Jean-Paul Bourelly again shows us all that he is not only today’s guitar-playing acid-funk archetype, but a bold conceptualist bravely and pointedly mixing disparate elements to create a genre all his own. With the Boom-Bops, Jean-Paul, in his own words, finds out, “what it would be like if ...
Richard Sudhalter, Barbara Lea; Bob Dorough; Jim Ferguson: Stardust Melodies: The Rare and Beloved Songs of Hoagy Carmichael
by C. Michael Bailey
Title: Stardust Melodies: The Rare and Beloved Songs of Hoagy Carmichael Year: 2002 Artist Name: Richard Sudhalter, Barbara Lea; Bob Dorough; Jim Ferguson Record Label: Challenge Records 73231 Genre: Vocal Hoagy Carmichael in all of his 1920s glory... A brief illustration on the importance of Hoagy Carmichael: A number of years ago, I was visiting ...
The Dutch Jazz Orchestra / Jerry Van Rooijen: You Go To My Head
by C. Michael Bailey
His mother called him Bill...the arranger Dayton, Ohio-native William Thomas Strayhorn tooled around forever in the shadow of Duke Ellington. But is that so bad? Truly one of the greatest collaborations in jazz, the Strayhorn/Ellington alliance produced a mountain of standards for the jazz repertoire. Strayhorn alone was credited with composing Ellington's theme ("Take the ...
