Results for "Colin Douglas"

Colin Douglas

Everybody

By Sixth Street All Stars

Label: Fishwax Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Canela (Cinnamon); Everybody; Rendirse; It’s Too Late; Santa María; Ya Llegué (I’m Here); Make a Move; Gorrioncita (Little Sparrow); Electricidad; This Blues; Que Siga (Keep Going).

Sheer Bliss

By Yvonne Flores

Label: Cristabel Records
Released: 2022
Track listing: Breathlessly; So Easy; Wild is the Wind; Take it Away; Sheer Bliss; Morning Joe; Boracay; Antidote; Till There Was You.

Alex Conde: Descarga for Bud

by Mark Sullivan
October 21, 2021

Pianist, composer and arranger Alex Conde has a unique identity; he is a flamenco musician who combines flamenco with his jazz background. After the broad Latin fusion of Origins (Uprising/Ropeadope, 2018), Conde has returned to a focus on classic bebop. Like Descarga For Monk (Zoho Music, 2015), the pianist revisits a foundational bebop pianist. And the ...

Alex Conde: Descarga for Bud

by Troy Dostert
September 15, 2021

Having demonstrated his mastery of flamenco-flavored jazz on Origins (Uprising/Ropeadope, 2018) by featuring principally his own compositions, pianist Alex Conde has once again turned back to a bebop master of old--continuing a project he began with Descarga for Monk (Zoho Music) back in 2015. In this instance Bud Powell is the dedicatee, and Conde brings characteristic ...

The Rhythm of Invention

April 16, 2020

Album: The Rhythm of Invention
By Wayne Wallace
Label: Patois Records
Released: 2019
Duration: 08:42

The Rhythm of Invention

By Wayne Wallace

Label: Patois Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: Vámonos Pa’l Monte; Take Five; All the Things You Are; So What—Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise; The Rhythm of Invention; In a Mist; El Arroyo; Se Me Cayó el Veinte; Atardecer Matanceco (Evening in Matanzas); Mi Descarga.

Dave Bass Says: Go Inside And Outside

September 29, 2015

After the 2015 release of Dave Bass’ NYC Sessions (Whaling City Sound), pianist and composer Dave Bass learned quickly how the venue influences the performance. “When we played at a traditional jazz club like Kitano in NYC, we could bring vocalist Karrin Allyson plus a quartet and make a big sound. But smaller gigs at places ...