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The Duke At Fargo 1940 Special 60th Anniversary Edition
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: CD 1: It’s Glory; The Mooche; The Sheik Of Araby; Sepia Panorama; Ko
Ko; There Shall Be No Night; Pussy Willow; Chatterbox; Mood Indigo;
Harlem Airshaft; Ferryboat Serenade; Warm Valley; Stompy Jones; Chloe;
Bojangles; On The Air; Rumpus In Richmond; Chaser; The Sidewalks Of
New York; The Flaming Sword; Never No Lament; Caravan; Clarinet
Lament.
CD2: Slap Happy; Sepia Panorama; Boy Meets Horn; Way Down Yonder In
New Orleans; Oh Babe, Maybe Someday; Five O’Clock Whistle; Fanfare;
Call Of The Canyon; Unidentified Title; All This And Heaven Too;
Rockin’ In Rhythm; Sophisticated Lady; Cotton Tail; Whispering Grass;
Conga Brava; I Never Felt This Way Before; Across The Track Blues;
Honeysuckle Rose; Wham; Star Dust; Rose Of The Rio Grande; St. Louis
Blues; Warm Valley; God Bless America.
The Ellington Suites
Label: Original Jazz Classics
Released: 2013
Track listing: The Queen’s Suite; The Goutelas Suite; The Uwis Suite; The Kiss.
Matt Wilson Quartet + John Medeski: Gathering Call
by Mark Corroto
When he is not occupying the drum chair of one of dozens of bands that he is called upon to inject with his contagious effervescence, drummer Matt Wilson can be found leading his two bands, Arts & Crafts and the Matt Wilson Quartet. Both quartets feature stellar bassists, Arts & Crafts--Martin Wind and here, Chris Lightcap. ...
Notable & Nearly Missed in 2013
by C. Michael Bailey
More music is released each year than can be realistically followed by a given writer. I typically listen to much more music than I write about, not because this music is not worthy somehow but there is so little time. So, this year, I am going to write a “Notable & Nearly Missed" column to catch ...
Thad Jones: The Danish Radio Big Band & Eclipse
by Chris Mosey
US trumpeter, composer and arranger Thad Jones remains by and large unknown in his homeland but has had a street named after him in Copenhagen. Jones became a household name in the Danish capital as leader of the Danish Radio Big Band from 1976-85. Brother of pianist Hank and drummer Elvin, Thad Jones ...
John La Barbera Big Band: Caravan
by Nicholas F. Mondello
The beautiful Mediterranean island of Sicily--and the triple-legged image on its national flag--are also known as the “Trinicria." That name translates as--and also describes--the triangular shape of the island. Whether that's a geo-historical lesson or not, the three La Barbera Brothers--John, Joe and Pat have established themselves as a most formidable familial trio in jazz history, ...
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra: The Treasury Shows Vol. 17
by Chris Mosey
Don Lowe's exultant cry, “Here he is, and in person, the Duke himself!" kicks off the 17th of the Duke Ellington Treasury Show radio broadcasts, part of a massive reissue project by the Danish Storyville label. Anxious to show how hip, perhaps even hep, he is, the American Broadcasting Corporation announcer goes on ...
Wadada Leo Smith's Ten Freedom Summers at London Jazz Festival 2013
by John Sharpe
Wadada Leo Smith's Ten Freedom Summers: London, England, November 21-23, 2013 Wadada Leo Smith Café Oto London November 21-23, 2013 As part of the London Jazz Festival, over three consecutive evenings, Dalston's Cafe Oto presented the European premiere of trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith's Ten Freedom Summers magnum opus. ...
Dan McClenaghan's Best Releases of 2013
by Dan McClenaghan
Lots of extraordinary music. These are my picks for outstanding CDs of the year. Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette Somewhere ECM Records Pianist Keith Jarrett's “Standards Trio," with bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Jack DeJohnette, recorded Somewhere live in 2009. After thirty years together, the group is still growing. This will ...
Taylor Ho Bynum: Navigation (Possible Abstracts XII & XIII)
by Mark Corroto
If Duke Ellington and Anthony Braxton were able to mix their DNA and reproduce themselves, the cornetist Taylor Ho Bynum would certainly be their scion. The best example of this Ellington/Braxton spawn is the latest recordings by Bynum's Sextet: the simultaneous release of an LP with digital download of the live date Navigation (Possible Abstracts X ...
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