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Chris Gage

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Everything Happens to Me 1959 - Live at the Cellar

Label: Omnivore Recordings
Released: 2026
Track listing: When You’re Smiling; Cherokee; Over The Rainbow; All The Things You Are; Indiana (Back Home In Indiana); Lover Man; Yardbird Suite; Sweet Georgia Brown; What Is This Thing Called Love?; Yardbird Suite; What’s New?; Holiday Flight; Stompin’ At The Savoy; Allen’s Alley; These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You)*; Holiday Flight; Tangerine; The Way You Look Tonight; Everything Happens To Me; Bernie’s Tune; Surrender Dear; Over The Rainbow; Allen’s Alley; Brown Gold; Holiday Flight; Strike Up The Band; Somebody Loves Me; There Will Never Be Another You (Part 1); There Will Never Be Another You (Part 2); Allen’s Alley; Walkin’.*

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Art Pepper: Everything Happens to Me 1959 - Live at the Cellar

Read "Everything Happens to Me 1959 - Live at the Cellar" reviewed by Jack Kenny


The work of great artists is often discussed in terms of distinct periods--Picasso had his Blue Period, Rembrandt his Leiden Period. An album like this invites a similar framework for Art Pepper: the post-Stan Kenton era, the Renaissance Years, the Final Period. The performances captured here belong to a pivotal moment in Pepper's career. ...

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David Robbins: Happy Faces

Read "Happy Faces" reviewed by Pierre Giroux


The release of Happy Faces by the Dave Robbins Big Band is a landmark event in Vancouver, B.C. jazz history. More than a mere archival recording, this revelatory issue celebrates the enduring legacy of a seminal figure who shaped the course of large ensemble jazz in Canada and beyond. Robbins, a trombonist, composer and visionary band ...

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The Dave Robbins Big Band: Happy Faces

Read "Happy Faces" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Even though its renowned leader and trombonist passed away in 2005, and the Dave Robbins Big Band's Happy Faces was recorded some forty years before that, the music on this remarkable album remains as fresh and provocative as today's front-page news. The Indiana-born Robbins, a legend among big-band artists and enthusiasts in Vancouver, British Columbia, and ...


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