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Citizen Tain
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Impaler; Muphkin Man; Attainment; Pools of Amber; Blutain, Jr.; Wry Koln; MLK Shake-Up Call; Paen; Sigmund Groid; Trieste; Blutain's Big Adventure.
Love Songs
By Dave Brubeck
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. My Romance
2. What Is This Thing Called Love?
3. These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You)
4. In Your Own Sweet Way
5. Somewhere
6. Paloma Azul (The Blue Dove)
7. Audrey
8. You Go to My Head [#]
9. Like Someone in Love
10. Besame Mucho
Little Worlds/Ten From Little Worlds
By Bela Fleck
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: DISC ONE: 1. Bil Mon 2.Ballad of jed Clampett 3.Puffy 4. New Math 5. Longitude 6. Latitutude 7.
Centrifuge 8. Off the Top (The Gravity Wheel)9. Off the Top (Line Dance)
DISC TWO 1. The Fjords of Oslo 2. Sherpa 3. What It Is 4. The Leaning Tower 5. Mudslingers of the
Milky Way 6. Captive Delusions 7. Costa Brava 8. Poindexter 9. Prequel 10. Return of the
Mudlingers
DISC THREE 1. The Cave 2. Next 3. Pineapple Heart 4. Snatchin' 5. Reminiscence 6. Sleeper 7.
Flunky 8. The Last Jam
For All Time
By Dave Brubeck
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Blue Rondo a la Turk; Strange Meadowlark; Take Five; Three to Get Ready;
Kathy
Maynard Ferguson: Conquistador
by Jim Santella
Maynard Ferguson's only gold album, Conquistador split its session time between his big band in San Francisco and a contemporary studio ensemble in New York. The 1977 album's memorable themes from Star Trek and Rocky, as well as the enchanting “Mister Mellow," made use of the studio ensemble with superlative results. Bob James and George Benson ...
James Carter: Gardenias For Lady Day
by Jim Santella
James Carter with strings. Carter's tribute to the memory of Billie Holiday weaves lyrical melodies around his own trademark enthusiasm. His desire to build upon what our jazz ancestors laid down for us has matured. Instead of far-out creations that few could understand and that many would bicker with, the 34-year-old saxophone sensation serves ...
Miles Davis: Complete In Person Friday and Saturday Nights at the Blackhawk
by C. Andrew Hovan
In terms of remote recording, jazz more than any other type of music is most naturally found in its creative element. Musicians are most apt to improvise freely without thought to time limits when on the bandstand, and the nonverbal communication with the audience can certainly boost adrenaline levels, which in turn increases the intensity of ...
Harry Connick, Jr.: Harry For The Holidays
by Jim Santella
“It’s that time of year when the world falls in love,” sings the multi-talented Harry Connick, Jr. on his memento gift-wrapped for the occasion. His musical arrangements for big band and orchestra (Connick arranged, conducted, and orchestrated the session) include a variety of styles. Several tracks include lush strings in a melodramatic studio setting, while others ...
Steve Tyrell: This Guy
by Jim Santella
If you were paying attention, you may wonder who sang “The Way You Look Tonight" on the soundtrack to Steve Martin’s Father Of The Bride and its sequel. By now, the secret is out. Steve Tyrell has released three albums in the last four years and we now hear him singing on television and ...
Bela Fleck and The Flecktones: Little Worlds/Ten From Little Worlds
by Doug Collette
Little Worlds is a gorgeous package of three compact discs on which Bela Fleck and the Flecktones seamlessly interweave inspiration, creative spontaneity and judicious production. The crystalline sound quality is just one of the constants deriving from collaboration between Bela himself and recordists Robert and Richard Battaglia: it’s a pleasure to listen to this ...
