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Article: Multiple Reviews

Two to Tango: Bien Sur & Rollo Coaster

Read "Two to Tango: Bien Sur & Rollo Coaster" reviewed by Marcia Hillman

by Marcia Hillman

Emilio SollaBien SurFresh Sound-World Jazz2009 Chris Cheek/Victor PrietoRollo Coasterself-published2009 The Argentinean tango has formed a strong connection with jazz not unlike the Brazilian samba and bossa nova. As developed by ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Open Secrets: A Triumvirate of Israeli Guitarists

Read "Open Secrets: A Triumvirate of Israeli Guitarists" reviewed by Tom Greenland

by Tom Greenland

Gilad Hekselman Words Unspoken LateSet Records 2009 Oren Neiman Frolic & Detour Noyman Music 2009 Yotam Silberstein Next Page Posi-Tone 2009 ...

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Article: Album Review

Emilio Solla & The Tango Jazz Conspiracy: Bien Sur!

Read "Bien Sur!" reviewed by Martin Gladu

by Martin Gladu

Things are rarely as they initially appear, as if the eye--and by extension, the written word--is but a trickster requiring closer scrutinizing. Saint Bernard of Clairvaux was indeed right when he claimed “If you wish to see, listen; hearing is a step towards vision."Take for example Bien Sur!, by pianist Emilio Solla and his ...

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Emilio Solla & The Tango Jazz Conspiracy: Bien Sur!

Read "Bien Sur!" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

"Tango Jazz," like virtually every other genre-descriptor, is a convenient tag used to categorize what, ultimately, is better understood through listening. Emilio Solla, along with musicians like Pablo Aslan and Pablo Ziegler, are at the forefront of this style. Solla says it best when he explains that the “tango" portion of the title usually refers to ...

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Article: Album Review

Chris Cheek / Victor Prieto: Rollo-Coaster

Read "Rollo-Coaster" reviewed by Mark F. Turner

by Mark F. Turner

An odd couple of sorts, this union between accordion and saxophone is at once curious but proves a match made in heaven with Chris Cheek and Victor Prieto's collaborative release Rollo-Coaster. With great aplomb, they cover a wide scope of music from Tango to improvisational stints and other influences. Prieto, originally from Galicia, ...

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Matorning

By Chris Cheek

Label: LRS Media
Released: 2009
Track listing: 01. 3H Club (Cheek); 02. Tokio Chiken (Hey); 03. Lucy (Cheek/Hey/Lefebvre); 04. One Note Mosh (Cheek); 05. Jackass Surcharge (Rudder); 06. Innit (Rudder); 07. Lucky Beard (Hey); 08. Daitu (Rudder); 09. Neppe (Rudder); 10. CDL (Lefebvre/Hey).

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Lifelines

By Chris Cheek

Label:
Released: 2009
Track listing: Blue Disk: 1. Agog - 6:51; 2. Agni - 3:08; 3. April Suite - 9:18; 4. Chosen Path - 9:11; 5. Lifelines - 6:21; 6. Revisited Path - 2:12; 7. Intersection - 3:53; 8. Moondown - 2:43; 9. An Afternoon By The Meadow - 2:38; 10. Gymnastics/Skyscapes - 9:32; 11. Ballad for Summer's End - 5:17. Red Disk: 1. Elegy - 7:10; 2. Nardis/Cow's Tail – 07 :17; 3. Fora Do Retrato - 6:52 ; 4. Cosmic Kerfuffle 4:36; 5. Doxian (Darken in Color) - 6:08; 6. Expectation - 6:36; 7.Candescence - 9:04 ; 8. Distant Roads - 4:23; 9. Flurries - 2:05; 10. Dream Walker - 4:16; 11. Eruption - 3:24; 12. New Land -5:11. Tutte le comosizioni sono di Bruno Råberg tranne « Nardis » di Miles Davies.

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Article: Album Review

Uri Gurvich: The Storyteller

Read "The Storyteller" reviewed by A. Henkin

by A. Henkin

Despite the fact that alto saxophonist Uri Gurvich is Israeli and that his debut CD is on the Tzadik label (as part of its “Radical Jewish Culture" series), The Storyteller only sounds parenthetically Jewish. Yes, some of the titles are in Hebrew (translated as “The Builders," “I Believe" and “Chant" and a type of hummus) and ...

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Article: Album Review

Jesse Elder: The Winding Shell

Read "The Winding Shell" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

What is clear from one listen to The Winding Shell is that pianist Jesse Elder is a composer/arranger of some ambition. Changing time signatures and the harmonizing of alto and tenor are features of the music, as are interesting percussive dynamics and contrasts between softly voiced and more animated passages. Lively charge and pregnant pause coexist ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Tyshawn Sorey: Koan, The Winding Shell & Labyrinth

Read "Tyshawn Sorey: Koan, The Winding Shell & Labyrinth" reviewed by Wilbur MacKenzie

by Wilbur MacKenzie

Tyshawn SoreyKoan482 Music2009 Jesse ElderThe Winding ShellOff2009 Jacam ManricksLabyrinthManricks Music2009 For decades, the trend has been for drummers in jazz to move ...


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