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St. Peter Street Strutters
By Bob Greene
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: St. Peter Street Strut; Winin' Boy Blues; The Pearls; Wolverine Blues;
Snake Rag; Just a Closer Walk With Thee; Some of These Days; After
You've Gone; Dr. Jazz; Kansas City Stomp; Mr. Jelly Lord; Angry; Sweet
Substitute; Tiger Rag; Atlanta Blues.
Renegades
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Crossroads; No Matter What; Ice; Windance; Renegades; Be My Own Grace; What If; Symbology #2A; Wade; Waterdance; Symbology #1; Mama Found Out; If I Could Have You The Way I Want You; Symbology #2; Waris Dirie; Aaya's Rainbow.
Old Idea
By Josh Berman
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: On Account of a Hat; Next Year A; Let's Pretend; Nori; Next Year B; Almost Late; What Can?; Db; Next Year C.
Two Cities
By Aram Shelton
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Two Cities; Big News; Western Promenade; VRC#9; In Cycles; I am Here, You are There; The Twenty-Seven; Wontkins; Easy.
55 Years Of Blues
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: CD: Little By Little; I Ain't Gonna Sell It; Call My Job; Evening Train; Suffering Mind; Coffeehouse Blues; Keep On Loving Me; Love Abuse; Do You Love Me?; Baby What You Want Me To Do?; Blue Mood; Fine & Brown (alternate); I'll Be Your Mule; Please Love Me; The Right String But The Wrong Yo-Yo; Feel So Bad; Not For The Love Of You; I Don't Want No Woman.
DVD: Tend To Your Business; Country Boy In The City; Baby Please Don't Go; Broke And Hungry; Judge Of Honor; In Too Deep; Leaving Mississippi; Cool Twist; 'Til The Fat Lady Sings; My Head Is Bald.
Aram Shelton's Fast Citizens: Two Cities
by Troy Collins
One of the defining characteristics of Chicago's progressive jazz scene is the ubiquity of a tight-knit group of young, post-Vandermark improvisers who alternate sideman and leadership duties in a variety of ensembles. Whether led by individual artists or operating as loose collectives, they approach the tradition from similar angles, seamlessly incorporating aspects of swinging post-bop, edgy ...
Bob Greene: St. Peter Street Strutters
by Jerry D'Souza
Back in December 1964, pianist Bob Greene, cornetist Ernie Carson, tubaist Shorty Johnson and banjoist Steve Larner went into the studio to record this set of New Orleans tunes. The music was played by groups larger than a quartet, but size did not matter; the four filled the music with a sense of tradition that has ...
Josh Berman: Old Idea
by Jerry D'Souza
Cornetist Josh Berman is no stranger to the improvised music scene. He not only leads his own bands--Josh Berman's Old Idea and Josh Berman and His Gang--he has played with some major improvisers including Bill Dixon, Ken Vandermark and Ab Baars. Berman goes beyond performance in his involvement as co- founder of the Umbrella Music Group ...
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