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Mr. Jelly Lord: Standard Time Volume 6

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Red Hot Pepper; New Orleans Bump; King Porter Stomp; The Pearls; Deep Creek; Mamanita; Sidewalk Blues; Jungle Blues; Big Lip Blues; Dead Man Blues; Smokehouse Blues; Billy Goat Stomp; Court House Bump; Black Bottom Stomp; Tom Cat Blues.

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Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Lost Trident Sessions

Read "The Lost Trident Sessions" reviewed by Christopher Hoard


This lost-in-the-vault-for-26-years session represents the near-impossible fusion archivist's dream: to find a complete studio release by the fusion era's seminal band at the very height of the creative powers (and the height of tension between members off the stage). Most musicians and fans who remember the force and tides of change generated by John McLaughlin's greatest ...

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Wynton Marsalis: Mr. Jelly Lord: Standard Time Volume 6

Read "Mr. Jelly Lord: Standard Time Volume 6" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Volume Six Squared. Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis' Mr. Jelly Lord is cleverly Volume Six in two different collections. It is Volume 6 in Marsalis' continuing survey of the American Canon of standard tunes and it is also Volume 6 in his ambitious Swinging into the Twenty-first Century series, slated for a total of eight volumes. That is ...

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Richard Bona: Scenes From My Life

Read "Scenes From My Life" reviewed by Paula Edelstein


Bassist/multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Richard Bona has debuted SCENES FROM MY LIFE for Columbia Jazz. The Cameroon, Africa native who is widely considered to be one of the world’s top bass players, and rightly so, has performed with such great musicians as Harry Belafonte, Joe Zawinul, Manu Dibango, Billy Cobham, The Brecker Brothers and Salif Keita. Singing in his ...

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Wynton Marsalis: Sweet Release and Ghost Story

Read "Sweet Release and Ghost Story" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Volume 5. Wynton Marsalis continues Swinging into the Twenty-first Century with this fifth installment of his projected eight volume series. So far we have had an interesting mix of classical and jazz, the orchestral and Kammermusik, the new and the old. Sweet Release and Ghost Story are two new ballets composed by Marsalis, joining his previously ...

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Jeff "Tain" Watts: Citizen Tain

Read "Citizen Tain" reviewed by David Adler


In the mid 80s a single record got me hooked on straight-ahead jazz, and that record was Wynton Marsalis’s Black Codes from the Underground. The powerhouse drumming of Jeff “Tain" Watts was one of the elements that floored me. Watts remains a pillar of the current scene, playing in Branford Marsalis’s brilliant quartet and doing fine ...

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Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Lost Trident Sessions

Read "The Lost Trident Sessions" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


What is being touted as the discovery of the 90’s or something similar to – finding life on Mars, The Lost Trident Sessions represents The Mahavishnu Orchestra’s 3rd studio album which was preempted in favor of the live “Between Nothingness and Eternity”. Hard to believe something so important could go unnoticed? Well, thanks to producer and ...

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Wynton Marsalis and The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra: Big Train

Read "Big Train" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


All Aboard. In keeping with the Duke Ellington precedence, Wynton Marsalis has been composing longer and longer jazz pieces, music that approximates suites. Starting with The Majesty of the Blues (Columbia, 1989) and proceeding through Blue Interlude (Columbia, 1992), Citi Movement (Columbia, 1993), In This House, On This Morning (Columbia, 1994), Jump Start and Jazz (Columbia, ...

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Al Hirt & Pete Fountain: Super Jazz

Read "Super Jazz" reviewed by AAJ Staff


This CD is Dixieland Jazz at it's finest ! But then if you know anything about New Orleans type jazz, you know that the names Al Hirt & Pete Fountain are synonymous to all for Traditional New Orleans/ Dixieland music and also with the trumpet and clarinet respectively. Amen and Amen. I just checked at one ...

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Wynton Marsalis: A Fiddler's Tale / At the Octoroon Balls

Read "A Fiddler's Tale / At the Octoroon Balls" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Yes, indeed!. Wynton Marsalis's series Swinging Into the 21st Century series is shaping up to be a most significant body of music. Initiated with his volume 4 collection of standards, Marsalis Plays Monk (Columbia, 1998), Marsalis continues his ambitious series with an American adaptation of Igor Stravinsky's L'Historie du soldat (A Soldier's Tale). The text was ...


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