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El Eco: Two Worlds
by Dan McClenaghan
El Eco's Two Worlds is a bit of a smooth Latin stew--the cool tempos of Brazil simmered with the darker tones and more complex rhythms of Argentina and Uraguay.El Eco is led by drummer Guillermo Nojechowicz, and the generously-sized group also featues trumpeter Claudio Roditi, who recently added his horn magic to guitarist Ken ...
Jef Lee Johnson: St. Somebody
by Phil DiPietro
In an interview that I recently had the pleasure to conduct with the multifaceted, multitalented, multi-instrumentalist--hey, just plain old multi Jef Lee Johnson, there came time for a pointed exchange. Acknowledging the jazzier elements of his career, but also appreciating his broad knowledge and deep understanding of all styles, I asked if he would ever make ...
Under The Bridge
By Philadelphia Heritage Art Ensemble
Label: Dreambox Media
Released: 2001
Track listing: Surge, Under The Bridge, Inner Moods, Cool Breeze, Eudora's Waltz, No Room For Squares, The Morning After, Bossa For Baby.
Here's My Heart...
By Zan Gardner
Label: Dreambox Media
Released: 2001
Track listing: As Time Goes By, I've Grown Accustomed To His Face, Exactly Like You, You Don't Know What Love Is, Stolen Moments, How High The Moon, Metaphoric Heartbreak, The Way You Look Tonight; Some Other Time
Dawning Of A New Way
By Gina Roche
Label: Dreambox Media
Released: 2001
Track listing: Dawning Of A New Way, Symptoms Of A Greater Love, Let Your Dreams Become Reality, Summertime, The Gift Of We, Tenderly, Br
Jim Ridl: Blues Liberations
by Jim Josselyn
On “Blues Liberation" master sideman Jim Ridl goes it alone in a program of improvised solo piano compositions. The disc opens with “Blues Azzara", an homage to the great Pat Martino, one of the band leaders Jim’s wonderful piano has contributed so much to in recent years. (Azzara is Pat’s birth name.) Replete with dark, ominous ...
Philadelphia Heritage Art Ensemble: Under The Bridge
by AAJ Staff
If you think that the remainders and reminders of hard bop reside today within the music of Horace Silver, the keeper of the flame—and perhaps within that of very few others like Valery Ponomarev—think again. The jazzmen of Philadelphia, from which much of hard bop arose, never forgot it. In fact, they celebrate it...in concerts, in ...
Zan Gardner: Here's My Heart...
by AAJ Staff
Where do all of these remarkable new singers come from? For every Kurt Elling or Nnenna Freelon who captures the imagination of listeners through major-label promotion and sheer talent, dozens of other equally inspiring singers remain undiscovered, as might have Elling and Freelon but for the good fortune of their circumstances. It seems as if every ...
Gina Roch: Dawning Of A New Way
by AAJ Staff
Largely unknown beyond the confines of metropolitan Philadelphia and southern New Jersey, Gina Roché finally has overcome her fears, as expressed in Dawning Of A New Way, to claim the attention she deserves as an individualistic and compelling singer in a understated sort of way. It is appropriate that Roché has chosen to express herself to ...
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