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Undead Jazz Festival: Kenny's Castaways Edition

Read "Undead Jazz Festival: Kenny's Castaways Edition" reviewed by Daniel Lehner

by Daniel Lehner

Every zombie film fan knows that being bitten by a creature of the night is a fate worse than death. The only cure is to have a member of your party load up a shotgun and take you out before you turn into a limping, brain-hungry shell of a person. So giving an event a header ...

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Article: Album Review

Chris Lightcap: Deluxe

Read "Deluxe" reviewed by Stuart Broomer

by Stuart Broomer

Bassist Chris Lightcap released a CD called Bigmouth on Fresh Sound-New Talent in 2003, featuring a quartet with drummer Gerald Cleaver and the unusual frontline of two tenor saxophonists, Tony Malaby and Bill McHenry. Seven years later, Lightcap returns to the concept, with “Bigmouth" now the name of the band rather than the CD. In the ...

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Chad Taylor & Rob Mazurek: Chicago Underground Duo

Read "Chad Taylor & Rob Mazurek: Chicago Underground Duo" reviewed by David Adler

by David Adler

Chicago Underground DuoBoca NegraThrill Jockey2009 Rob MazurekSound IsDelmark2009 Chad TaylorCircle Down482 Music2009 No account of American jazz in the '00s would be ...

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Circle Down

By Chris Lightcap

Label: 482 Music
Released: 2009
Track listing: 01. Box Step; 02. Specifica; 03. Rock; 04. Traipse; 05. No Brainer; 06. Opal; 07. Level; 08. Miriam; 09. Pablo; 10. Pascal.

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John Funkhouser, Angelica Sanchez, David Arner: 3 x Piano 3

Read "John Funkhouser, Angelica Sanchez, David Arner: 3 x Piano 3" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto

It's unclear why anyone would desire the end result, but as the saying goes, “there are many ways to skin a cat." Setting aside the vivisection angle for a moment, there are countless approaches to the classic jazz piano trio. Ever since ragtime, boogie-woogie and stride pianists caught the attention of popular music listeners, jazz pianists ...

Article: Album Review

Chad Taylor: Circle Down

Read "Circle Down" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Ex collaboratore di Fred Anderson e Rob Mazurek, Taylor imprime una direzione diversa - quasi inattesa - rispetto ai propri trascorsi di free-jazz. Sia pur senza il linguaggio ruvido e spregiudicato delle precedenti esperienze, il suo trio rivela una estrosa personalitĂ  che lo porta ad esprimersi su eccellenti livelli La pianista Angelica Sanchez si dimostra una ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Randy Ingram & Rob Garcia

Read "Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Randy Ingram & Rob Garcia" reviewed by Terrell Kent Holmes

by Terrell Kent Holmes

Randy IngramThe Road AheadBrooklyn Jazz Underground Records2009 Ron GarciaPerennialBrooklyn Jazz Underground Records2009 Pianist Randy Ingram's fine new recording, The Road Ahead, exemplifies smooth jazz, though thankfully not in the sense ...

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Chad Taylor: Circle Down

Read "Circle Down" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins

In-demand indie rock session player (Sam Prekop, Iron and Wine) and co-founder of the Chicago Underground with Rob Mazurek, drummer Chad Taylor has quickly become an indispensable part of the New York scene since his relocation from Chicago in 2000. His recurrent collaborations with Cooper-Moore, Jemeel Moondoc, and Marc Ribot feature his talents in a wide ...

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Chad Taylor: Circle Down

Read "Circle Down" reviewed by Mark F. Turner

by Mark F. Turner

With an insatiable appetite for music on the fringe, drummer Chad Taylor has been an active participant in the creative music environments of both Chicago and New York. In Chicago, he's been a member of Fred Anderson's trio, Sticks and Stones with Matana Roberts, and the Chicago Underground ensembles with Rob Mazurek. In New York, he's ...

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Drummer Matt Wilson Put the 'Play' in Playing Jazz with His Quartet

Drummer Matt Wilson Put the 'Play' in Playing Jazz with His Quartet

Drummers have a reputation of being a little “different" than the rest of the players on the bandstand. There are jokes about drummers not being real musicians and how machines do their job better, often told by drummers themselves. No matter the genre, these musicians inarguably tend to march to the beat of their own making. ...


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