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Bop Lives!
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Coleman Hawkins/Dizzy Gillespie
Titration
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Song For Dyani/ Velocity/ Slate/ Visual Industries/ Modern Mythology/ Absence/ Titration/ Dependent
Origination/ Other Peoples
I Smell A Rat
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Bad Treatment - 4:08
2. Knocked on Every Door - 5:23
3. You So Sexy - 5:22
4. West Side Blues Harp- 3:35
5. Miss Sallie Mae - 5:43
6. My Mama Rocks Me - 5:55
7. In My Bedroom - 4:09
8. So Long - 7:06
9. I Smell a Rat - 4:55
10. So Wurrid - 5:57
11. To Our Lost Ones 9/11/01 - 4:12
12. Stop Beggin' Me - 4:24
13. Goin' Away - 3:23
Rockin' Wild In Chicago
By Magic Sam
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Tremble (Collins) - 3:38
2. Call Me When You Need Me (Magic Sam [1]) - 3:21
3. How Long Can This Go On (Parker) - 3:40
4. Every Night, Every Day (McCracklin) - 4:38
5. Why Are You So Mean to Me (King) - 2:30
6. Dirty Work Going On (Washington) - 4:24
7. Further on Up the Road (Robey/Veasey) - 2:48
8. It's All Your Fault Baby (Fulsom) - 4:43
9. Looking Good (Maghett) - 4:55
10. Keep on Loving Me Baby (Rush) - 5:13
11. I Found Me a New Love (Campbell/Lyons) - 4:10
12. Got My Mojo Working (Foster) - 4:12
13. I Don't Want No Woman (Robey) - 3:06
14. Just a Little Bit (Bass/Brown/Thornton/Washington) - 4:32
15. Tore Down (Thompson) - 4:19
16. Rockin' Wild (Hooker) - 4:27
Malachi Thompson: Blue Jazz
by Derek Taylor
As the eleventh Delmark album by Thompson and his third featuring the expanded Africa Brass horn section schematic, this disc suggests that the decades-deep relationship shared by the trumpeter and his label is in no danger of flagging. Regrettably, it also continues the track record of less than stellar musical results that has hounded the leader ...
Josh Abrams: Cipher
by Derek Taylor
Delmark’s long been about giving local Chicago and Midwest talent a shot. As such, Bob Koester’s decision to place a patronly bet on the talents of bassist Abrams with this debut disc isn’t so unusual. Where the surprise arrives is in the band of compatriots Abrams assembled for the session. Dörner and Gregorio are ...
Fred Anderson: Back at the Velvet Lounge
by Derek Taylor
Certain musicians are dependable. Their very names on an album cover suggest an immediate indication of what's in store for the listener with near certainty. Sometimes, though, dependability can be detrimental. Occasionally a musician can fall into a rut of repetition, treading the same trails until once fertile soil becomes trampled and stale. Fred Anderson, one ...
Active Ingredients: Titration
by Derek Taylor
One of the most enduring aspects of improvised music is the infinite mutability of musician associations. Band borders are among the most porous of any musical genre. Players switch and trade-up with catalyzing regularity. It’s one of the few styles of musical expression that actively encourages continuous recombinating and is made all the more healthy through ...
Malachi Thompson & Africa Brass: Blue Jazz
by Rex Butters
Malachi Thompson’s eleventh recording as leader shamelessly dwells in the blues, drinking deeply from that source of inspiration. Blue Jazz keeps the free-bop band alive within the larger Africa Brass. The four trumpet/four trombone combination gives the blue swing the jukebox appeal of early ‘60s Blue Note records. Thompson’s eloquent lead on trumpet brings out the ...
Various Artists: Bop Lives!
by C. Michael Bailey
Delmark’s 50th Anniversary Collection, Part 6 Delmark continues to celebrate its Golden Anniversary with a release of bebop classics from 1944 through 1998. This collection offers a curious cross-section from early Sir Charles Thompson ("Street Beat," 1945) to late Bud Powell ("Rifftide," 1962). The music captured here is stranger, more organic, and often more authentic than ...
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