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Article: Album Review

Jason Moran: Same Mother

Read "Same Mother" reviewed by Jim Santella


Based on a film score that he wrote, Jason Moran introduces blues from the Deep South on Same Mother. The film, Five Short Breaths, depicts the raw outlook of life in a Mississippi prison during the 1940s. Thus, with his sixth Blue Note release, he's able to prove to the world once and for all that ...

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Article: Live Review

Bill Charlap in Albany, NY

Read "Bill Charlap in Albany, NY" reviewed by R.J. DeLuke


One of the finest practioners of the piano these days is Bill Charlap. He's not going to be pushing the envelope and probably no one has yet seen him dash off on Jarrett-esque sojourns or Herbie-with-Miles escapades. But he is an engaging and sophisticated player, full of nvention and... yes.. even charm. His trio is one ...

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Article: Jazz Journal

The Best of 2004

Read "The Best of 2004" reviewed by Doug Collette


Brad Mehldau Trio Anything Goes Warner Bros.and...Brad Mehldau Live in Tokyo Nonesuch Recorded in just one day, the fluid interaction of the trio creates music out of their improvisations that is arguably as memorable as the selection of standards themselves. ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Jimmy Smith: Retrospective

Read "Jimmy Smith: Retrospective" reviewed by John Kelman


Jimmy Smith Retrospective Blue Note 2004 With the proliferation of Hammond B-3 organ players that have emerged in the past ten years including Joey DeFrancesco, Larry Goldings, John Medeski and Dan Wall, it's hard to imagine a time when the instrument wasn't a common texture And, as the liner notes ...

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Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings Miles Davis 1963-1964

Read "Seven Steps:  The Complete Columbia Recordings Miles Davis 1963-1964" reviewed by Russ Musto


Miles Davis Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings Of Miles Davis, 1963-1964 Columbia Legacy 2004 This seven-disc box set documenting the final phase of what is generally referred to as the “transitional period" between two of the greatest Miles Davis bands, details some of the innovative trumpeter's finest work, including ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

The Complete Roulette Dinah Washington Sessions

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Dinah Washington The Complete Roulette Dinah Washington Sessions Mosaic Records 2004 What a voice! Five CDs and 94 tracks from her 1962-63 recording sessions give this complete Dinah Washington collection from Mosaic ample opportunities for extended listening. Five hours of Ms. Washington's expressive way with a ...

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Article: Live Review

Jazz in the Islands: 2nd Annual Anguilla Jazz Festival

Read "Jazz in the Islands:  2nd Annual Anguilla Jazz Festival" reviewed by Franz A. Matzner


Transparent aqua waters, rich amber rums, miles of snow-white sand, sophisticated cuisine, crashing waves, opulent resorts, unique private villas, the meandering calm of island-time, and for four days each November, nights filled with the pulse of jazz. And not just any jazz, either. Like everything else available on this small Caribbean island, the music ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

A Jazzy Christmas with Sinatra, Reeves, and Justin Time

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Various Artists Justin Time for Christmas Four Justin Time Justin Time's label celebration of the holiday season is fairly straight ahead renditions of Christmas music that you can safely put on the stereo when non-jazz company's visiting without fear of offending. Vocalist Carmen Lundy's “Have Yourself a Merry Little ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock et. al: A Marriage Made in Heaven

Read "Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock et. al: A Marriage Made in Heaven" reviewed by Doug Collette


Miles Davis Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings 1963-1964 Legacy Music 2004 Highly esteemed as one of the premier ensembles in modern jazz, The Miles Davis Quintet comprised of Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams, Ron Carter and Wayne Shorter excelled at both composition and improvisation, to the point the one was ...

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Article: Album Review

Hugh Ragin: Revelation

Read "Revelation" reviewed by Jim Santella


With his virtuosic quartet in a session of his own compositions, trumpeter Hugh Ragin retains the tradition of jazz history while forging ahead in an avant-garde direction. The quartet lays down a heavy, walking bass foundation and a constant, surrounding, drum texture over which trumpet and tenor saxophone explore. Ragin's trumpet tone employs an edge that ...


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