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Mark Hagan's Jazz Salon At The Old 76 House
by David A. Orthmann
Mark Hagan The Old 76 House Jazz Salon Tappan, NY April 19, 2017 There's nothing quite like the experience of being captivated by a live performance in a matter of seconds after the band hits. Without having to stop to think about it, you realize that the intellect and ...
The Bill Evans Trio: On A Monday Evening
by Dan McClenaghan
Bill Evans, one of the most influential of jazz pianists, died in 1981. He left a legacy. The brilliant shine of his artistry gained widespread recognition in 1959 with his contribution to Miles Davis classic Kind Of Blue (Columbia Records, 1959), and surged into stellar territory with the release of his own Sunday At The Village ...
Doug Webb at The Turning Point Cafe
by David A. Orthmann
Doug Webb The Turning Point Cafe Piermont, NY September 28, 2015 The Monday Jazz Sessions, a fixture at The Turning Point Café since 2007, are a product of the dauntless efforts of series curator John Richmond. Among other responsibilities, Richmond books the musicians, publicizes the events, enthusiastically greets visitors, tends to ...
Take Five With Dan Papirany
by AAJ Staff
Meet Dan Papirany: I was born in Israel and moved to New Zealand when I was 21. I studied drums for two years and then changed to a piano major. I graduated with a bachelor in jazz performance in 1999 and continued studying to become a high school teacher. In 2011 I moved to QLD, ...
Exclusive: Bill Evans Interview
A few weeks ago I received an email from two ardent Bill Evans fans. James Farber and Larry Goldbert wrote to say they had interviewed Evans back in 1976 for a radio station in Madison, Wis., and asked if I wanted to hear it. I said I'd be happy to and, if I loved it and ...
Long Distance
Label: Abeat Records
Released: 2013
Track listing:
01. Crevalcore (Zambrini) - 4:45;
02. Jo dan no kamae (Leotta) - 4:01;
03. Beatrice (Rivers) - 6:11;
04. Just One of Those Things (Porter) - 8:30;
05 Our Last Embrace (Leotta) - 5:47;
06. Minotauro (Zambrini) - 8:28;
07. If I Should Lose You (Rainger - Robin) - 5:53;
08. Choro triste (Zambrini) - 3:59;
09. Chanson (Zambrini) - 5:13;
10. Bluesness (Zambrini) - 5:26.
Shauli Einav: Generations
by Bruce Lindsay
The title of saxophonist Shauli Einav's third album, Generations, hints at the breadth of source material the young Israeli-born musician has explored in assembling this collection. Einav contributes two original tunes, “Thermo Blues" and “Renewal," but the bulk of the set comes from the pens of some of the finest writers and players in the history ...
David Berkman: Anecdotes
by George Colligan
[ Editor's Note: The following interview is reprinted from George Colligan's blog, Jazztruth] David Berkman is a jazz pianist who in the past few decades has played with many of the major names in jazz, including Tom Harrell, Cecil McBee, and the Vanguard Orchestra. He has released a number of CDs on the Palmetto ...
Abigail Riccards: Every Little Star
by C. Michael Bailey
Abigail Riccards may not be known yet but Jane Monheit is, and on Riccard's Every Little Star, the famous jazz chanteur is both a mentor and co-producer. The Chicago-based Riccards began appearing in New York City in the early 2000s, garnering a good deal of critical attention from her live performances and her debut recording, When ...
Antonio Zambrini - Eliot Zigmund - Carmelo Leotta: Long Distance
by AAJ Italy Staff
Meno in vista di quanto meriterebbe, Antonio Zambrini è uno dei migliori pianisti italiani e lo ha dimostrato ampiamente nell'ultimo decennio, con dischi a suo nome (Quartetto, Due Colori, Musica) e felici collaborazioni col quartetto di Ron Horton (It's a Gadget World, Abeat 2009) e con Lee Konitz (Comencini, Standardslee, Alone and Together, Philology 2007). Questo ...
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