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Hot'n'Heavy - Live at the Ascension Loft [CD - DVD]
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 01. Major To Minor - 14:18;
02. MT - 12:45;
03. Hot'n'Heavy - 10:09;
04. There Is A Place - 14:32;
05. Black As Vera Cruz - 15:00.
Transmigration
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 1. Soul to Groove - 5:19; 2. Speaking in Tongues - 24:42; 3. Transmigration - 7:44; 4. Nu Art Claiming Earth - 15:05; 5. Return of the Lost Tribe - 16:22.
Tutte le composizioni sono di Kahil El’Zabar.
Hot 'N' Heavy: Live At The Ascension Loft
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Major To Minor; MT; Hot N
Live at the Barrel 1952
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: That's A Plenty; Bucket's Got a Hole in It; Bugle Call Rag; St. James Infirmary; Tiger Rag; Tishamingo; High Society; Maple Leaf Rag; When the Saints Go Marching In; Royal Garden Blues.
The Messenger - Live At the Original Velvet Lounge
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 01. Intro - 0:48;
02. Mean Ameen - 10:49;
03. The Messenger - 13:09;
04. Goin' Downtown Blues - 11:03;
05. Toucouleur - 11:21;
06. The Brood - 8:18;
07. Lookin' For Ninny - 8:25
Brad Goode: Nature Boy
by John Barron
Trumpeter Brad Goode marks his return to Delmark Records with Nature Boy, a hard-blowing quartet session featuring sympathetic support from pianist Jeff Jenkins, bassist Johannes Weidenmuller and drummer Todd Reid. A well-conceived program of standards and originals, the disc is a tremendous showcase for Goode's ever-evolving, fresh approach to performing and composing. Goode's command of the ...
Art Hodes: Friar's Inn Revisited
by Nic Jones
Delmark has hit the spot with this reissue in terms of music as social history. Trombonist George Brunis and clarinetist Volly DeFaut were both members of the New Orleans Rhythm Kings, a band that played Friar's Inn in Chicago in the 1920s, and at the time this music was caught--over the course of various dates in ...
Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Ensemble: Black Unstoppable
by Troy Collins
Co-President of the AACM (Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians) and voted Down Beat Magazine's # 1 Rising Star Flutist for the past two years, Nicole Mitchell is the most significant jazz flutist of her generation. A former student of flutist James Newton, Mitchell is a peerless improviser, having fully absorbed the extended vocal techniques ...
Sleepy John Estes: On The Chicago Blues Scene
by Nic Jones
Sleepy John Estes was one of the numerous country blues men who benefited from the upsurge of interest in the music in the 1960s, some decades after they were first caught on record. He was recorded at the time of the short-lived Memphis Blues Festival in June of 1969, and the results are part of Mississippi ...
Jim Robinson: Economy Hall Breakdown
by Nic Jones
At the time this music was captured for posterity in 1965, trombonist Jim Robinson had been working as a professional musician for almost forty years. That work experience in the traditional New Orleans style--Robinson had previously worked under the leadership of both Bunk Johnson and clarinetist George Lewis--comes out here in a program of music both ...
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