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Miles Davis: Miles Davis at Carnegie Hall
by C. Michael Bailey
Pilgrimage Back to Miles. Miles Davis is the single most important figure in jazz music history. There. I said it. I have read a truck load of music criticism addressing a collection of the most influential jazz musicians, but no critic has ever gone out on a limb to name the single most important figure. So, ...
Wynton Marsalis: The Midnight Blues: Standard Time, Volume 5
by Jim Santella
With pianist Eric Reed, bassist Reginald Veal, drummer Lewis Nash and a 42-piece string orchestra, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis has released a session of romantic standards, continuing the set of Standard Time volumes released earlier in his career. Bringing his trumpet's unique voice to the microphone, Marsalis combines his pure tone, squeezed notes, and a soulful vibrato ...
Henry Threadgill & Make A Move: Where's Your Cup?
by AAJ Staff
Avant-garde jazzmen who record for major labels are the exception instead of the rule. At Columbia, the main exception is Henry Threadgill--a risk-taker who incorporated elements of circus music on his last album, Carry The Day. The alto saxman and Chicago native continues to be influenced by circus music on Where's Your Cup, which has its ...
Next Exit
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 1997
Track listing: "Your Love" (with Nancy Wilson)
Spoon-A-Rhythm
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 1997
Track listing: Edward K.; Relaxin' At Camarillo; Fathers; 'Round Midnight; Spoon-A-Rhythm; Invitation; Tune For T.; Totem; Live &
Dyrek; So Long Barney.
Leon Parker: Belief
by Wayne Zade
In 1966, the superb drummer Ed Thigpen ("Mr. Taste") stepped out of his role as percussionist of the cohesive and long-lived Oscar Peterson trio to record an album under his own name for Verve, Out of the Storm, a nearly forgotten classic now. Thigpen brought in the youthful Herbie Hancock and the more seasoned Ron Carter ...
