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Connections

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2005
Track listing: Deep Focus; The Ember Waltz; Misfit the Second; No Blue on Mars (It's All Red); The Station; Truism; Tinjitu.

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Label: Azzura Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. JJJ 2. False Alarm 3. Externity 4. Tabatedo 5. Magic Mars 6. Forgotten 7. Connections 8. Beppechan 9. Heini Traini 10. Michel's Bossa 11. Benno's Tanten

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Matt Belzer: Connections

Read "Connections" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
September 30, 2005

Connections, featuring seven tunes from the pen of composer/reedman Matt Belzer, opens on a jazz/rock groove--in front of some cool and gorgeous and very unrock-like sax/clarinet harmonies. On a flow of gentle propulsion, “Deep Focus" immediately engages the listener while delving into deeper musical layerings. It's an excellent and approachable introduction to Belzer's original concepts.

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Helga Plankensteiner-Walter Civettini Quintet: Connections

Read "Connections" reviewed by Paul Olson

by Paul Olson
January 21, 2005

Good chemistry, excellent musicianship. That's all a jazz group needs, right?Well, maybe not. The Italy-based Helga Plankensteiner-Walter Civettini Quintet--composed of Plankensteiner on alto and baritone sax, Civettini on trumpet and flugelhorn, Michael Lösch on piano and Hammond, Beppe Pilotto on bass, and Enrico Tommasini on drums--has excellent chemistry. The rhythm section's got a seamless ...

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connections

By Michael L

Label: Azzura Music
Released: 2004

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Connections

By Bruce A. Henry

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Track listing: Equinox, On the Red Clay, Darker Brother/I Too, Sing; In a Sentimental Mood, Might, Mighty; Africa Cries Prelude, Africa Cries, Afro Blue, House of the Rising Sun, Sound of Music, Moon

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Bruce A. Henry: Connections

by Dan McClenaghan
November 8, 2004

Back in this fan's formative listening years, the record racks had a section that carried the label “Rhythm & Blues." There you'd find everything from early Motown--Smoky Robinson and the Marvelettes, The Four Tops, Marvin Gaye, Marvin and Tammi, the Temptations and the Supremes; and from other labels specializing in “soul sounds": Gene McDaniels, Wilson Pickett, ...

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