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Point In Time

Label: Solid Records (6)
Released: 2005
Track listing: Point In Time; You Don't Know What Love Is; As Long As There's Music; Spring Is Here; The Peacocks; Infant Eyes; Cat's Paws; Too Soon; Evidence; Drew's Blues;

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Dave Douglas & Keystone at SFJAZZ

by Forrest Dylan Bryant
November 8, 2005

Dave Douglas & KeystoneThursday, October 26, 2005Palace of Fine Arts, SFDave Douglas and his electrified Keystone band merged past and future on the last stop of their brief American tour, playing for an enthusiastic crowd of hipsters at San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts as part of the 23rd annual San Francisco Jazz ...

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Dave Douglas: Keystone

Read "Keystone" reviewed by Michael McCaw

by Michael McCaw
November 7, 2005

Keystone is an incredibly mature-sounding album from Dave Douglas--not because his work up till now has not been complete, but because he has fully integrated the technology and mode of the music first espoused by Miles Davis. Yet he has moved beyond that reference point and created a group sound that is thoroughly modern and doesn't ...

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Dave Douglas at Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago

by Paul Olson
October 12, 2005

Dave Douglas and Keystone Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago October 8, 2005This has been a great period for trumpeter Dave Douglas. The Infinite, Freak In, Strange Liberation, Mountain Passages--no bandleader this decade has surpassed Douglas in terms of remarkable recorded output.The excellence of the above CDs makes the ...

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Dave Douglas: Keystone

by John Kelman
September 14, 2005

Paradoxically consistent yet somehow unpredictable, trumpeter Dave Douglas is an artistic rarity. Even when he records a followup to an existing project, you know it's going to be an evolution which throws in some surprises. Last year's Strange Liberation may have been a sequel to 2002's The Infinite, but the addition of Bill Frisell inspired new ...

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Dave Douglas: Mountain Passages

Read "Mountain Passages" reviewed by Brandt Reiter

by Brandt Reiter
February 23, 2005

A chunky stew of countless cultural influences and myriad musical forms, jazz has always stolen freely from just about anything it could get its hands on. This unfettered kleptomania has always been key to music's vibrant nature, yet at the same time has made the music itself increasingly difficult to define. Case in point: ...

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Dave Douglas: Mountain Passages

Read "Mountain Passages" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
January 31, 2005

Dave Douglas wrote the music for Mountain Passages at the request of the festival at The Sound of the Dolomites. The band hiked up to Rifugio Boe in Valle di Fassa and to Rifugio Brentei, near Madonna di Campliglio in the Alps of northern Italy, and played the music for hundreds of fans who had hiked ...

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Dave Douglas/Nomad: Mountain Passages

Read "Mountain Passages" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
January 20, 2005

With trumpeter Dave Douglas the only clear thing to expect is the unexpected. His work has ranged from tribute albums to Wayne Shorter and Booker Little to Eastern European explorations with his Tiny Bell Trio; from the electronica of Freak In to post-Miles excursions on The Infinite. While developing a personal vernacular that blends staggeringly through-composed ...

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Bow River Falls

By Dave Douglas

Label: Premonition Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Blinks; Bow River Falls; Fete Forraine; Window; Maputo; Petals; Retracing 2; Dernier Regards/Vol; Woman at Point Zero; Dark Water; Paradox

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