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Confluence

Label: ARC - Artists Recording Collective
Released: 2012
Track listing: The Calling; Triangle, Circle, Square; Alley Cat; Gingerbread Boy; Vamp for Peace; Two Years of the Lotus Blossom; Africa; Song for Katie; Confluence; Winter Brings.

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Keith Pray: Confluence

Read "Confluence" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky
June 18, 2012

When most people discuss the jazz scene in New York, they're referring to the music that's made in Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs, but the Empire State stretches far beyond the city that never sleeps and jazz is made in many a locale within. The Capital region, for example, has its own burgeoning jazz scene that's ...

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Keith Pray: Confluence

Read "Confluence" reviewed by Edward Blanco

by Edward Blanco
May 29, 2012

When not leading the 17-piece Big Soul Ensemble, the Soul Jazz Revival group or the New Orleans-style Mohawk Brass Band, bandleader, educator and alto saxophonist Keith Pray fronts a hard-swinging quartet performing at venues in Albany and throughout the Capital District of upstate New York. Confluence is his fifth recording as leader, a project he designed ...

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Confluence

By Jason Vitelli

Label: Soundkeeper Recordings
Released: 2011
Track listing: Unrequited; Blank Page; Rust; Suit; A Promise; Say No More; Sweet; Working; The Winner; Call Waiting; From Egypt; Her Kind Eyes; River Nile; Stay Away!; Tribe Song; Feel Better; American Reflection

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Confluence

By Ken Ollis

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2009

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Confluence

By Jon Irabagon

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Released: 2009
Track listing: 01. The Lonely Stool (Bain); 02. Mr. Circle (Bain); 03. Acceptance (Irabagon); 04. Confluence (Anderson); 05. Nuance (Smith); 06. Nardis (Davis); 07. No Uncertain Terms (Irabagon); 08. T.V. Understanding (Bain); 09. Last Song (Bain).

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Jon Irabagon: Confluence

by AAJ Italy Staff
March 26, 2009

arebbe passata molto probabilmente inosservata questa incisione, risalente a quasi cinque anni orsono, perché propone un jazz sì moderno e impeccabilmente suonato, ma tutto sommato simile a molti altri prodotti sfornati dalle nuove generazioni di preparatissimi musicisti che sembrano suonare, immancabilmente, la stessa musica. Sarebbe passata inosservata se non fosse per la presenza del sassofonista Jon ...

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