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Better Get Hit In Your Soul A Tribute To Charles Mingus

Label: ZYX Music
Released: 2011
Track listing: Boogie Stop Shuffle; Tijuana Gift Shop; Celia; O.p.; Hora Decubitus; Goodbye Pork-pie Hat; Ll B.s.; Moanin'/ Fabls Of Faubus; Gunslinging Birds; I X Love; Selfportrait In Three Colours; Better Get It In Your Soul;

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The Latin Side of Herbie Hancock

By Conrad Herwig

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2011
Track listing: Oliloqui Valley; One Finger Snap; Butterfly; The Sorcerer; Actual Proof; Maiden Voyage; Cantaloupe Island; Watermelon Man.

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Miles! The Definitive Miles Davis At Montreux DVD Collection 1973-1991

By Miles Davis

Label: Eagle Vision
Released: 2011
Track listing: Congrés, Montreux, Switzerland, July 8, 1973; Ife; Interview With Claude Nobs; Interview With Carlos Santana; Interview With Herbie Hancock; About Miles; Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 8, 1984 (Afternoon); Speak; That's What Happened; Star People; What It Is; It Gets Better; Something's On Your Mind; Time After Time; Hopscotch; Star On Cicely; Bass Solo; Jean-Pierre; Lake Geneva; Something's On Your Mind (Reprise); Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 8, 1984 (Evening); Speak; That's What Happened; Star People; What It Is; It Gets Better; Something's On Your Mind; Time After Time; Hopscotch; Star On Cicely; Bass Solo; Jean-Pierre; Lake Geneva; Something's On Your Mind (Reprise); Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 14, 1985 (Afternoon); Theme From Jack Johnson; One Phone Call/Street Scenes; That's What Happened; Star People; Maze; Human Nature; MD 1; Something's On Your Mind; MD 2; Time After Time; Ms Morrisine; Code M.D.; Pacific Express; Hopscotch; You're Under Arrest; Jean-Pierre; You're Under Arrest; Then There Were None; Decoy; Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 14, 1985 (Evening); Theme From Jack Johnson; One Phone Call/Street Scenes; That's What Happened; Star People; Maze; MD 1; Something's On Your Mind; MD 2; Time After Time; Ms Morrisine; Code M.D.; Pacific Express; Hopscotch; You're Under Arrest; Jean-Pierre; You're Under Arrest; Then There Were None; Decoy; Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 17, 1986; Theme From Jack Johnson; One Phone Call/Street Scenes; That's What Happened; Star People; Maze; Human Nature; Wrinkle; Tutu; Splatch; Time After Time; Al Jarreau; Carnival Time; Burn; Portia; Jean-Pierre; Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 7, 1988; In A Silent Way; Intruder; Star People; Perfect Way; The Senate; Me & U; Human Nature; Wrinkle; Tutu; Time After Time; Movie Star; Splatch; Heavy Metal Prelude; Heavy Metal; Carnival Time; Jean-Pierre; Tomaas; Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 21, 1989; Intruder; Star People; Perfect Way; Hannibal; Human Nature; Mr Pastorius; Tutu; Jilli; Time After Time; Jo Jo; The Senate: Me & U; Wrinkle; Portia; Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 20, 1990; Hannibal; The Senate; Me & U; In The Night; Human Nature; Time After Time; Wrinkle; Tutu; Don't Stop Me Now; Carnival Time; Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, July 8, 1991; Introduction By Claude Nobs & Quincy Jones; Boplicity; Maids Of Cadiz; The Duke; My Ship; Miles Ahead; Blues For Pablo; Orgone; Gone, Gone, Gone; Summertime; Here Come De Honey Man; The Pan Piper; Solea;

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Article: Interview

Quentin Moore: Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

by Chris M. Slawecki
August 2, 2011

Much has been recently written about the “graying" of jazz and the audience who listens to it, young musicians seem to continually discover (and rediscover) its enduring value--and not just the value of jazz as its own standalone genre, but the benefit of incorporating aspects of jazz, such as improvisation and arrangement, into music of every ...

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Article: Big Band Caravan

H2 Big Band / Tempest Little Big Band / Deutsch Oper Berlin Big Band

by Jack Bowers
July 7, 2011

The H2 Big BandYou're It!Jazzed Media2010 Big-band album of the year? There have been a number of worthy aspirants in the first half of 2011, and now comes another strong contender: the Denver-based H2 Big Band, whose debut recording, You're It!, is a paragon of straight-ahead blowing pleasure ...

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Article: Album Review

Conrad Herwig: The Latin Side of Herbie Hancock

Read "The Latin Side of Herbie Hancock" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki

by Chris M. Slawecki
March 29, 2011

Trombonist and bandleader Conrad Herwig has quite colorfully and majestically explored the Latin side of some of modern music's most enduring composers and performers, and herewith adds his survey of Herbie Hancock's compositional catalog to previous Latin sets that honored Miles Davis and Wayne Shorter. “It's a little daunting in the sense that these tunes are ...

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Article: From the Inside Out

Mama Africa

by Chris M. Slawecki
March 27, 2011

If you wanted to travel to--oh, let's just say--Tanzania and then from Tanzania to India, then to Puerto Rico, to England, then Spain, to Peru, then to South Africa, to personally experience their musical varieties both garden and exotic, you could do it by cashing in, with rounding, about 28,690 frequent flier miles. Or ...

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Article: Album Review

Brian Lynch: Unsung Heroes

Read "Unsung Heroes" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky
March 23, 2011

Trumpet tribute albums are a tricky business. There are those in jazz, like Miles Davis and Louis Armstrong, who have been endlessly saluted, creating a culture of mass appeal and celebration that's not always a good thing. On the surface, projects that praise these jazz heroes bring well-deserved exposure to their music and might, but they ...

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Article: Live Review

Panama Jazz Festival: January 10-15, 2011

by Emilie Pons
January 24, 2011

8th Panama Jazz FestivalPanama City, PanamaJanuary 10-15, 2011 Being a jazz musician anywhere is difficult, and perhaps even more so in Panama, Mexico, or even South America. However, the Danilo Pérez Foundation, at Plaza Herrera, in San Felipe, the heart of the historical part of Panama City, makes it easier. Every year the ...

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Article: Album Review

Bill O'Connell: Rhapsody in Blue

Read "Rhapsody in Blue" reviewed by Woodrow Wilkins

by Woodrow Wilkins
January 18, 2011

Don't let the title, Rhapsody in Blue, fool you. Pianist Bill O'Connell isn't doing an album-length tribute to Gershwin. The title song is just one of three covers in this ten-track set; he rest are O'Connell originals. “Monk's Cha-Cha" features alto saxophonist Steve Slagle. Dave Samuels follows O'Connell with a solo. Bassist Luques Curtis, ...