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Article: Album Review

David Binney / Edward Simon: Oceanos

Read "Oceanos" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


Oceanos is the re-convergence of two dynamic musicians/composers: saxophonist David Binney and pianist Edward Simon. Both have many individual releases and recent works have earned glowing and deserved praise including Binney's Cities and Desires (Criss Cross, 2006) and Simon's Unicity (Cam Jazz, 2006). The recording is a continuation of fertile and fruitful ideas last heard on ...

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Article: Interview

Scott Colley: Music Architect

Read "Scott Colley: Music Architect" reviewed by R.J. DeLuke


Scott Colley can be found adding his big-toned, always appropriate contra bass to a number of settings. He's been a staple on the New York music scene for some time now, with older established musicians like Pat Metheny, Andrew Hill, John Scofield, Joe Lovano, Michael Brecker, Clifford Jordan, Herbie Hancock and many, many more. But also ...

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Take Five With Miles Okazaki

Read "Take Five With Miles Okazaki" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Meet Miles Okazaki:Miles Okazaki lives in Brooklyn, where he plays guitar, writes music, and draws pictures.Instrument:GuitarTeachers and/or influences?Teachers: Rodney Jones, Ganesh Kumar, Michael Townsend, Steve Coleman, my fellow musicians and friends.Influences: It's a hard question...right now I will say, Melody: J.S. Bach, Wayne Shorter, ...

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David Binney: Cities And Desire

Read "Cities And Desire" reviewed by Budd Kopman


David Binney is one of the few player/composers whose work is almost immediately recognizable: he has a personal approach, yet it ranges far and wide across musical styles. Paradoxically, Cities And Desire has as many differences with Binney's last release, Out Of Airplanes (Mythology, 2006), as similarities, and yet both are quite distinctly David Binney. Some ...

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David Binney: Cities And Desire

Read "Cities And Desire" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


I approached this album with some trepidation, still carrying a perception of David Binney as a free blower from his work in the '90s. I pulled out a copy of The Luxury of Guessing (Audioquest, 1995) and gave it a listen. It wasn't bad, and it also included another hot sax man, Donny McCaslin. Perhaps my ...

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Out Of Airplanes

Label: Mythology Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Brainstorms pt.1; Contributors; Jan Mayen; Out of Airplanes; The Forgotten Gems; Wild Child; Home; Brainstorms pt. 2; Bring Your Dream; Instant Distance; extra download track - London By Night.

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This Life

Label: Tone of a Pitch Music
Released: 2006
Track listing: 1 This Life; 2 Herança; 3 Errante; 4 Tentativa; 5 Eterno Imperfeito; 6 Backstage Home; 7 Web Woman; 8 Chegada; 9 Web Woman 2.

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Cities and Desire

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2006
Track listing: Lisbon; London; Intro to Toronto; Toronto; Los Angeles; Intro to Carpinteria; Carpinteria; Intro to Rome; Montreal; Intro to Miami; Miami; New York City.

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Coniferous Revenge

Label: Independent
Released: 2006

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Dave Binney: Out Of Airplanes & Cities And Desire

Read "Dave Binney: Out Of Airplanes & Cities And Desire" reviewed by Matthew Miller


Dave Binney Out of Airplanes Mythology 2006 Dave Binney Cities and Desires Criss Cross 2006 David Binney's music has always sounded unique. In the liner notes to Cities And Desire, ...


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