Results for "Criss Cross"

Criss Cross

By Thelonious Monk

Label: Sony Music
Released: 2002

Blessed Ones

By Orrin Evans

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2002
Track listing: Autumn Leaves, Two Faces of Nasheet, Anysha I, Some Other Blues, Blesssed One the Eternal Truth, The Inchworm, Bright Size Life, I Will Wait For You, Anysha II

Live at Smoke- Volume 1

By One for All

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2002
Track listing: The Second Milestone, Betcha By Golly Wow, Poem For J.J., Too Soon to Tell, Dedicated to You, The Lonely Ones, We All Love Eddie Harris.

Hieroglyphica

By Conrad Herwig

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2002
Track listing: Hieroglyphica: Hieroglyphica, The Orange Dove, Solar Circle, Quiet Mountain, Island of the Day Before, The Intruder, The Antipodes, The Eleventh Hour

Shades of Light: Three Flowers, Tones For Joan's Bones, Crystal Silence, Bessie's Blues, If You Never Come To Me, Shades of Light, Black Narcissus, Think On Me, African Flower, In Your Own Sweet Way

Land of Shadow

By Conrad Herwig

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2002
Track listing: Lullaby Of The Leaves; The Dream Master; Land Of Shadow; Forbidden Pool; Shadows Of The Past; Gypsy Without A Song; Homeward Bound.

Man of Many Colors

By Walt Weiskopf

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2002
Track listing: Triangle Dance, Haunted Heart, Together, Man Of Many Colors, People, NYC, Petal, When Your Lips Meet Mine

Ralph Peterson: Subliminal Seduction

by C. Andrew Hovan
December 8, 2002

Few jazz drummers in the history of the music have carved a niche as leaders. Obviously, Art Blakey set the precedent with the many different ensembles that he fostered over the years. For a brief period in the ‘80s, it was Tony Williams who broke new ground not only in terms of the guidance he provided ...

George Colligan: Ultimatum

by AAJ Staff
November 25, 2002

While there may be some doubt about the vitality of today’s scene versus the storied scenes of the past, one point of consideration may actually live up: in this writer's estimation, the tradition of fine pianist-composer leaders in Jazz is alive and well in jazz and is in fact one of the strongest areas currently. Think ...

Adam Rogers: Art of the Invisible

by Phil DiPietro
October 4, 2002

What's the best way to find out who's the best guitarist in New York? Simple-ask a few apple-based guitarists (or any other instrumentalists, for that matter). I've conducted an informal poll and the answer I've gotten more often than not is the leader here, who I've counted among the world's finest plectrists for almost a decade ...

Ralph Bowen: Soul Proprietor

by C. Andrew Hovan
September 17, 2002

As revolutionary as the compact disc has been to the music industry, sometimes you really can have too much of a good thing. More specifically, I can’t help but echo what producer Michael Cuscuna once told me about new releases. He bemoaned the fact that many of today’s discs are just too long, wearing out their ...