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John Patitucci Trio: Remembrance

Read "Remembrance" reviewed by Chris May


It's true what they say: you can't judge an album by looking at the cover. Contrary to the mood suggested by the title and the monochrome sleeve shot of an autumnal city park, bassist John Patitucci's Remembrance is a warm and perky affair. The album is Patitucci's salute to some departed heroes--saxophonists John Coltrane, Joe Henderson ...

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Tom Scott: Cannon Re-Loaded: An All Star Celebration of Cannonball Adderley

Read "Cannon Re-Loaded: An All Star Celebration of Cannonball Adderley" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Folgorato in giovane età dalle performance di Julian Adderley nei classicissimi Milestones e Kind of Blue, Tom Scott rende omaggio alla figura immortale del saxofonista di Tampa con un album raffinato e senza smagliature. In Cannon Re-Loaded Scott mette insieme una scintillante formazione di all-star composta dal trombettista Terence Blanchard, sugli scudi in più occasioni; l'irreprensibile ...

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Kurt Elling: Dedicated to You: Kurt Elling Sings the Music of Coltrane and Hartman

Read "Dedicated to You: Kurt Elling Sings the Music of Coltrane and Hartman" reviewed by Andrew Velez


This is a live collection recorded as a part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook Series, a creative homage to the now classic 1963 John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman recording. For this occasion a jazz trio led by Laurence Hobgood, vocalist Kurt Elling's long-time musical partner, pianist and arranger is nestled into the tender brilliance of the ...

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Johnny Griffin: The Best Of Johnny Griffin

Read "The Best Of Johnny Griffin" reviewed by Martin Gladu


If big things often come in small packages, then Johnny Griffin's case as one of the music's top “tough tenors" really need not be plead. Affectionately nicknamed “Lil' Giant" for his diminutive stature, the late saxophonist was all but diminutive came time to rip through changes and defend his title--as would a proud, prized champion--as the ...

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Kurt Elling: Dedicated To You

Read "Dedicated To You" reviewed by A. Lienhard


Dedicated To You is a tribute to one of the most beloved and beautiful recordings in jazz, John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman. On that six song album, John Coltrane introduces a relatively unknown singer named Johnny Hartman. The two musicians had only just met one another, however in a mere three hours, they produce a classic. ...

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Gary Burton / Pat Metheny / Steve Swallow / Antonio Sanchez: Quartet Live

Read "Quartet Live" reviewed by John Kelman


It's rare that a group can reunite to create what it had decades ago while remaining completely fresh and relevant. When guitarist Pat Metheny regrouped the Gary Burton Quartet--his training ground, beginning in his late-teens, from 1974- 1977--as one of his By Invitation performances at the 2005 Festival International de Jazz de Montreal, it was clear ...

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McCoy Tyner: Fly With The Wind

Read "Fly With The Wind" reviewed by Graham L. Flanagan


McCoy Tyner may be best-known for his legendary tenure with John Coltrane's quartet in the early '60s, as well as his recordings as a leader for Blue Note, but budding fans should investigate his formidable output from the subsequent decade. In 1972, Tyner defected to Orrin Keepnews' Milestone label, where he remained through ...

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Chick & Hiromi: Duet

Read "Duet" reviewed by Carl L. Hager


Combined with his abilities as a soloist, Chick Corea's uncanny accompanist's instinct for supporting and focusing the spotlight on another player's efforts has produced celebrated duets with everyone from Gary Burton and Herbie Hancock to John McLaughlin and Bela Fleck. With Hiromi Uehara he has done it again. Duet captures the two ...

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Ben Webster: Centennial Celebration

Read "Centennial Celebration" reviewed by Martin Gladu


Remembered for his seminal solos on such classics as “Cotton Tail" and “All Too Soon" as much as for his historic clashes with boss Duke Ellington, hot-tempered saxophonist Ben Webster's legacy truly stands the test of time. The year 2009, being the centennial of the tenor titan's birth, Concord Records marks the occasion with this 9-track ...

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Chick & Hiromi: Duet

Read "Duet" reviewed by Ian Patterson


When Chick Corea invited a then 17-year-old pianist, Hiromi Uehara, to improvise alongside him at the 1996 Tokyo Jazz Festival, it said as much about her already prodigious talent as it did about her confidence. Hiromi has, of course, since earned a world-wide reputation as an exhilarating improviser and performer. Corea, a veteran of over a ...


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