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Charlie Haden Family & Friends: Rambling Boy

by AAJ Italy Staff
Nell’album di famiglia c’è posto per tutti. Ci sono papà Carl e mamma Virginia. I fratelli maggiori, Carl Jr. e Jim. Poi un piccolissimo Charlie che sorride. Si va avanti, e foto dopo foto, di generazione in generazione ecco spuntare figli, moglie e amici. Charlie Haden a 71 anni riparte dai ricordi. Riparte da quando, a ...
Charlie Haden Family & Friends: Rambling Boy

by John Kelman
There was a time when family entertainment often consisted of coming together to sing and play; when music was not just an oral tradition but a means of engendering familial closeness. A time long past, it contrasts with the contemporary reality of disenfranchised children, in no small part the result of a society where double incomes ...
Roy Hargrove: Earfood

by Tom Greenland
Trumpeter Roy Hargrove's 15th release, Earfood, is one of his best, showing that this not-so-young lion is in top shape. The disc features Justin Robinson (alto/flute), Gerald Clayton (piano), Danton Boller (bass) and Montez Coleman (drums), with Robinson's gushing alto ebullience, slightly loose around the edges, the perfect foil for Hargrove's eclectic moods, which range from ...
David Sanborn: Here & Gone

by C. Michael Bailey
It would not be hard to accuse Here & Gone of being commercially contrived. The disk features a 'prominent musician' playing duets with other prominent musicians. This is not exactly a new formula, but considering that the 'prominent musician' in question is David Sanborn--and that he duets with the likes of Eric Clapton, Derek Trucks, and ...
David Sanborn: Here & Gone

by Woodrow Wilkins
Whether contributing a solo for Steely Dan or backing up Maynard Ferguson, David Sanborn quickly made a name for himself as both a sideman and a bandleader more than three decades ago. And like a true musician, he keeps going and going. Sanborn journeys to the days of big bands and St. Louis clubs with Here ...
The Roy Hargrove Quintet: Earfood

by Ian Patterson
In the liner notes, trumpeter Roy Hargrove declares that Earfood was recorded to bring pleasure to the listener. This may seem like a superfluous statement, after all, which artist doesn't want to please the listening public? What Hargrove means, is that the aim of the game is to offer up catchy melodies with a minimum of ...
Roberta Gambarini: You Are There

by Suzanne Lorge
Grammy-nominated vocalist Roberta Gambarini has been working with pianist Hank Jones since 2001, when the pair first met and performed together at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival at the University of Idaho. Since then she's toured the world with Jones and his sidemen, George Mraz on bass and Willie Jones III on drums. Live ...
Red Earth: A Malian Journey

Label: Decca Music Group
Released: 2007
Track listing: Afro Blue; Bad Spirits (Bani); Dee Dee; Mama Don't Ever Go Away (Mama Digna Sara Y
Dee Dee Bridgewater: Red Earth: A Malian Journey

by Tom Greenland
Singer Dee Dee Bridgewater walks in with considerable credentials, including a hit list of Broadway accolades, an apprenticeship with the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra and a string of acclaimed straight-ahead albums, but Red Earth: A Malian Journey trumps them all. While world-beat listeners will recognize these grooves, Bridgewater brings her own experiences as an African-American woman ...