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Osteology

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2000
Track listing: Syeeda's Song Flute, Kenny K., Devil May Care, First Born, Fire, It Ain't Necessarily So, You Don't Know What Love Is, Osteology (60:51)

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Vibe Up!

By Steve Davis

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2000
Track listing: Vibe Up!, It's the Little Things That Count, Somewhere, Blue Domain, The Summary, Three-Way Street, Tournesol, Mode For Damo (63:11)

Album

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2000
Track listing: Jesus Loves Me; The Deacon's Moan; What a Friend We Have in Jesus; The Lord's Prayer; There's a Tree; The Gospel Truth; Take My Hand Precious Lord; The Hallelujah Scat; We Have Come Into This House; The Battle Hymn of the Republic; The Message. (Total Time: 57:25)

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The Maze

By David Kikoski

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2000
Track listing: Revival, Puddles of Memory, Strength For Change, Disentanglement, Shame, The Maze (56:59)

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Watch What You're Doing

By Herlin Riley

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2000
Track listing: Watch What You're Doing; New York Walk; John Lewis; Soscalalah Blues; Sunshine in My Pocket; Coodie Coo; Warm All Over; Myrosa's Mirage; Blood Groove.

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Wycliffe Gordon: The Gospel Truth

by C. Michael Bailey
December 1, 2000

Deep River. At this posting, I am still awaiting Wycliffe Gordon's new release on Nagel-Heyer. In the mean time The Gospel Truth revealed itself to me. Imagine my surprise when I found this brand-spankin' new Criss Cross release by none other than the 'bone master his self. Decidedly in a gospel vein, I was at first ...

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Walter Blanding: The Olive Tree

Read "The Olive Tree" reviewed by C. Andrew Hovan

by C. Andrew Hovan
November 1, 2000

A new addition to an already heady bunch of tenor stars on Criss Cross, including Walt Weiskopf, Tim Warfield, Seamus Blake, and Ralph Lalama, 28-year-old saxophonist Walter Blanding is making good on the promise he showed back in 1991 on the collective project Tough Young Tenors. His debut as a leader, The Olive Tree, finds Blanding ...

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Walt Weiskopf Nonet: Siren

by David A. Orthmann
November 1, 2000

On his sixth outing for the Criss Cross label, Walt Weiskopf delivers a stunning recording, an artistic achievement of the highest order. Weiskopf has developed his talents as a composer, arranger, and tenor saxophonist to the extent that each aspect demands the listener’s attention, thus making repeated listening an adventure and a pleasure. In addition, he ...

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Richard Wyands: Half and Half

by C. Andrew Hovan
November 1, 2000

Although he’s been a steadfast mainstream performer since the 1950s, pianist Richard Wyands has recorded surprisingly very few times under his own name. To my account, the only currently available discs by Wyands as a leader are The Arrival for Japanese DIW/Disc Union, Get Out of Town on SteepleChase and the previous Criss Cross side Reunited. ...

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Mark Turner/Tad Shull: Two Tenor Ballads

by C. Andrew Hovan
November 1, 2000

The two tenor battle is not a new idea, with predecessors ranging from Dexter Gordon and Wardell Gray to Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis and Johnny Griffin. However, what we have here is not so much a competition but a complimentary pairing that makes the most of the individualistic styles of Mark Turner (a distinguished disciple of Lester ...