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Joseph Jarman: As If It Were The Seasons

Read "As If It Were The Seasons" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto

If you walk into a grove of redwood trees in Northern California you will come upon a cathedral of trees. These living/breathing beings, some nearly 300 feet tall, may have been standing there together for the last thousand or two thousand years. They have been very quietly affecting the ecology of the west since before Europeans ...

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Joseph Jarman: As If It Were The Seasons

Read "As If It Were The Seasons" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones

As a charter member of the Art Ensemble of Chicago, multi-reed player Joseph Jarman has been responsible for fashioning an entirely different approach to group improvisation from a time in the mid-1960s, when both John Coltrane and Albert Ayler were breaking with established practices. In a sense Jarman's career since has been an exercise in the ...

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Robert Jr. Lockwood: Steady Rollin' Man

Read "Steady Rollin' Man" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones

Guitarist Robert Jr. Lockwood had Robert Johnson not only as a stepfather but also as a guitar tutor. What Johnson couldn't have taught him, however, was how to come by ears big enough to take in the playing of Charlie Christian, but the fact that he did gives this music an edge it might otherwise have ...

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Joseph Jarman: As If It Were The Seasons

Read "As If It Were The Seasons" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins

As If It Were The Seasons was Joseph Jarman's second album for Delmark records, following his 1966 debut, Song For. Recorded in 1968, it is a rare document of his artistry pre-Art Ensemble of Chicago. Remastered from the original analog tapes, this reissue sheds new light on a seminal free jazz classic. The album ...

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Dewey Jackson: Live at the Barrel 1952

Read "Live at the Barrel 1952" reviewed by Jeff Dayton-Johnson

by Jeff Dayton-Johnson

An exact contemporary of Louis Armstrong, St. Louis trumpet player Dewey Jackson (1900-1966) claimed that his favorite players of the instrument were Louis Desvigne, Johnny Dunn and Tommy Ladnier. Approximately one percent of you are nodding your heads sagely at this point, saying, “Ah, another trumpeter from the Desvigne-Dunn-Ladnier school of jazz; marvelous," while the rest ...

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Ethnic Heritage Ensemble: Hot 'N' Heavy: Live At The Ascension Loft

Read "Hot 'N' Heavy: Live At The Ascension Loft" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto

For more than thirty years, the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble has carried the American tradition of percussive jazz onward from a distinctly African-Chicago-American perspective. This live session, recorded in percussionist Kahil El'Zabar's loft, continues the long line of stellar recordings, but with a new and seemingly ever changing lineup. The EHE has included, among others, ...

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Ernest Dawkins' New Horizons Ensemble: The Messenger - Live At the Original Velvet Lounge

Read "The Messenger - Live At the Original Velvet Lounge" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Ernest Dawkins non può dimenticare nemmeno per un istante il suo ruolo di educatore e di memoria viva della musica afroamericana. Colonna portante dell'AACM, sassofonista di grande energia, ogni suo progetto fa comprendere il jazz e la cultura nera meglio di ogni terribile “lezioncina" alla Marsalis. Volete una prova? The Messenger. Registrato nello storico [ormai ex] ...

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Keefe Jackson's Fast Citizens: Ready Everyday

Read "Ready Everyday" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones

Here's another instalment of vibrant, stimulating listening out of Chicago, and as with the work of Ken Vandermark's various groups, this programme blurs the line between composition and improvisation to the point of extinction. The resulting music is the product of a highly cohesive group. Cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm seems to have adopted the recording ...

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Keefe Jackson: Ready Everyday

Read "Ready Everyday" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey

Fayetteville, Arkansas native Keefe Jackson left his Ozarks home and bobbed to the surface in Chicago in 2001. Since that time, the multi-reedist has performed with many local musicians and has been the part of several jazz projects, including the Lucky 7s, the 774th Street Quartet, the Chicago Luzern Exchange, and his present Fast Citizens on ...

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Junior Wells: Live at Theresa’s 1975

Read "Live at Theresa’s 1975" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Lo scomparso Junior Wells bussa forte ancora una volta alla porta del blues con questo eccellente album dal vivo appena pubblicato da Delmark che ha ha sapientemente sfruttato vecchi nastri, in perfetto stato di conservazione, registrati a suo tempo per una trasmissione radiofonica. Siamo agli inizi del 1975 e in due date molto vicine (10 e ...


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