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A Ballad for Many

Label: Cantaloupe Music
Released: 2006
Track listing: Eugene: I; II; III; IV; V; VI. Fyodorovich; Blinky Blanky Blokoe; Spin; Basquiat; Music from The Red-Tailed Angels: Integrity; Silver Wings; Despite a Barrage; Explanation; 450 Tuskegee Airmen; You Can Fly; Finally in 1941; Fortunately; Credits. Show Him Some Lub.

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Don Byron: Do the Boomerang and A Ballad for Many

Read "Don Byron:  Do the Boomerang and A Ballad for Many" reviewed by Elliott Simon


Don Byron Do the Boomerang Blue Note 2006 Bang on a Can & Don Byron A Ballad for Many Cantaloupe Music 2006 Culture, both niche and mass appeal, clearly intrigue clarinetist/composer ...

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Don Byron: Do the Boomerang: The Music of Junior Walker

Read "Do the Boomerang: The Music of Junior Walker" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


You might be asking “What's next? from clarinetist/saxophonist Don Byron--whose past recordings have included hip-hop, Latin/Afro-Caribbean, klezmer, mainstream and experimental jazz. But unpredictability is what makes him so intriguing; he displays not only chops and ingenuity, but also an inquisitive perception of a broad range of musical genres. With swinging originality, he dedicated his 2004 release ...

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Don Byron: Do the Boomerang: The Music of Junior Walker

Read "Do the Boomerang: The Music of Junior Walker" reviewed by John Kelman


Clarinetist Don Byron is proof that one can be a serious musician and still have fun. A member of Mensa, he's a composer of “serious music like A Ballad for Many (Cantaloupe, 2006). Still, anyone who was at his Montreal Jazz Festival show this past summer knows that, whether he's reinventing Afro-Cuban music on Music for ...

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Bang on a Can / Don Byron: A Ballad for Many

Read "A Ballad for Many" reviewed by John Kelman


It's no surprise that clarinettist Don Byron bemoans the musical conservatism of the 1980s “young lions jazz movement. New York has always been richly cosmopolitan--musically and otherwise. It's also no surprise that for A Ballad for Many, his first album to focus almost exclusively on composition, he has collaborated with the intrepid new music ensemble Bang ...

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Article: Profile

Don Byron: Thinking and Rethinking

Read "Don Byron: Thinking and Rethinking" reviewed by Riel Lazarus


Few musicians can lay claim to tackling the wild mix of music Don Byron has. No matter how hard critics and audiences try to corner him, the clarinetist and composer succeeds in slipping their grips, in search of new ground to break. And yet as predictably unpredictable as Byron has been, his approach to music remains ...

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Article: Live Review

Don Byron 'Ivey-Divey' Trio

Read "Don Byron 'Ivey-Divey' Trio" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


"Piacenza Jazz Fest" Teatro President - Piacenza - 04.03.2006 Don Byron ha fortemente contribuito alla rinascita, negli anni Novanta, della scena newyorchese riportando agli onori delle cronache uno strumento caduto nell’oblio come il clarinetto; Jason Moran, emerso nel gruppo di Greg Osby e successivamente autore di pregevoli incisioni Blue Note, è molto più che una giovane ...

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Ivey-Divey

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: I Want to be Happy; Somebody Loves Me; I Cover the Waterfront; I've Found a New Baby; Himm (for our Lord and Kirk Franklin); The Goon Drag; Abie the Fisherman; Lefty Teachers at Home; "Leopold, Leopold..."; Freddie Freeloader; In a Silent Way; Somebody Loves Me (alt. tk.)

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Don Byron: Ivey-Divey

Read "Ivey-Divey" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Clarinetist Don Byron is much like one of those ducks in a carnival shooting gallery; just when you've drawn a bead and think you have him in your sights, he quickly disappears, only to pop up somewhere else, safely out of range. For the ducks, the purpose is survival; for Byron, it's the unrelenting pursuit of ...

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A Fireside Chat with Don Byron

Read "A Fireside Chat with Don Byron" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Limited for being outspoken, Don Byron rejects media propaganda. Whether his critical disregard has impaired his capacity for audience awareness remains to be seen. What is apparent, however, is that Byron is an exceptional technician on his instruments and his music, as the man behind it, continues to evolve. All About Jazz: Let's start ...


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