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Min Rager: First Steps
by Raul d'Gama Rose
It is not often that a woman is given much elbowroom in contemporary music, no matter how good she may be. However, when she is as good as Min Rager on First Steps, more than elbowroom had better be made for her and her piano. True, Rager has been preceded by a celestial pantheon of female ...
Sylvain Provost: Desirs Demodes
by Robert J. Lewis
Sylvain Provost Désirs Démodés Effendi Records 2009 If you've been among the very best in your chosen field (of jazz piano) over a long career, there will inevitably come a time when what you say carries as much weight as what you play. So when pianist Oliver Jones, ...
Colour Fields
By Frank Lozano
Label: Effendi Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Cast; Village; Rothko (Colour Fields); Buciumeana; New Man; Kandinsky; Now Won; L.R.P.; Fleurette Africaine;
Center of Gravity.
Soliloque
Label: Effendi Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Blues #7; Leezes; A Ballad; Lips; Caves; June '05; Soliloque; Olive Me.
4 + 1 with Jerry Bergonzi
By Remi Bolduc
Label: Effendi Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Ha Ha Ha!; I Remember You; Souvenir D'Avril; Corps Et Ame; So Little Words
Just Friends; Pour Samu; Mr. Coleman; Camille Gentille; In Love Like Someone.
Francois Theberge Group with Lee Konitz: Soliloque
by Jim Santella
Lee Konitz has collaborated with an eclectic array of musicians in recent years to make wonderful music. Now 81, the alto saxophonist continues to go his own way when, in the beginning, he could have been another Charlie Parker clone, as his musicianship and bebop developed at about the same time. Ties with Claude ...
Remi Bolduc: 4 + 1 with Jerry Bergonzi
by Ken Dryden
Alto saxophonist Remi Bolduc, a professional musician since the age of fifteen, is rather well known in his native Canada, where he has worked with bandleader Vic Vogel, pianists Oliver Jones and Lorraine Desmarais, the late drummer Bernard Primeau and guitarist René Lussier. He has also played gigs with Americans such as bassist Marc Johnson, guitarist ...
Frank Lozano Group: Colour Fields
by John Kelman
The diversity of the Canadian jazz scene, as with many countries, is rarely fully appreciated. The Montreal scene, in particular, is as far-reaching as it gets--everything from the mainstream to the experimental can be found in the clubs and on labels like Effendi and Justin Time. Ottawa-born, Toronto and Boston- schooled, and Montreal-based saxophonist Frank Lozano ...
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