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Song of the Day

Helga

November 22, 2019

Album: Chapter One
By Marshal Herridge
Label: Bonneville Records
Released: 2019
Duration: 5:12

Album

Label: MoonJune Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: Open the Door, See the Ground; Conversation; Pop Sick Love Carousel; Reverie #2; Love Letter from Canada; Dangerous Kitchen; Dancing Girl from the Planet; Marsavishnu Named After the Love.

Article: Album Review

I Know You Well Miss Clara: Chapter One

Read "Chapter One" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
October 19, 2013

It's another nascent progressive jazz-rock band from Indonesia--with the idiosyncratic moniker--brought to us by the New York-based record label, Moonjune Records. The group sound and makeup tenders yet another slant from this region that to varying degrees, impart ethnocentric folk with Western musical concepts. With its debut, the young quartet's rite of passage is largely centered ...

Album

Chapter One

By Bicoastal Collective

Label: OA2 Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: The Gauntlet; From Stuart's Draft; The 4th Letter; Dub's Lament; Six Years; Chanting for Staples; Red Beard's Romp/From Stuart's Draft (Reprise); The Syndicate; The Lure of the Underground; March of the Pariahs

Album

Chapter One

By David Lackner

Label: Dreambox Media
Released: 2007
Track listing: Fission; Three for DDB; Softly, As In a Morning Sunrise; Something for Free; Minor Rash; Cherokee; Belt of Asteroids; Ell-Sin-Larry; Magna Carta Song.

Album

Chapter One

By AriSawkaDoria

Label: Wax Orchard
Released: 2007

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Article: Album Review

David Lackner: Chapter One

Read "Chapter One" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian

by Hrayr Attarian
September 22, 2007

With few exceptions there are two types of debut albums in jazz. The first is a perfect and brilliant work that becomes the high point of the musician's career, whose later works are always compared to that first flash of brilliance. The second is a solid, interesting and intriguing work that, although far from perfect, serves ...