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Chris Jentsch Group No Net: Topics in American History
by Jack Bowers
Brooklyn-based guitarist / composer Chris Jentsch writes with clear images in mind and invites the listener to see and hear them as he does. On his sixth and latest CD, Jentsch draws on a longstanding interest in historical events and trends to describe in musical terms Topics in American History ranging from 1491 (the year before ...
Kayo Hiraki: Manhattan Sunset
by Mike Jurkovic
Like a fine lemon sorbet, Manhattan Sunset, the sixth album from pianist and veteran NY presence Kayo Hiraki, is that refreshing, necessary pause between courses that enables you to fully enjoy the vast jazz menu. With an airy, elegant touch, tangible zeal and seasoned respect for her art, Hiraki leads her tried-and-true sidemen, bassist ...
Dream Ago
Label: Big Modern Music
Released: 2017
Track listing: Dream Dancing, Cole Porter
Cake of My Childhood, Gabrielle Stravelli & Pat O'Leary
Little Zochee, Pat O'Leary & Gabrielle Stravelli
Where Is The Song?, Bob Dorough
If Only Love Was Blind, Gabrielle Stravelli
Didn't You Tell Me, Gabrielle Stravelli, Jason Robinson & Pat O'Leary
Bicycle Blues, Ray Gallon, Pat O'Leary, Gabrielle Stravelli and Jason Robinson
It Might As Well Be Spring, Rodgers & Hammerstein
Dream Ago, Gabrielle Stravelli & Pat O'Leary
Prism, Gabrielle Stravelli & Pat O'Leary
More, Gabrielle Stravelli
Now I Know, Gabrielle Stravelli, Pat O'Leary & Jason Robinson
Chris Biesterfeldt: Urban Mandolin
by C. Michael Bailey
Bluegrass instruments like the mandolin, banjo, and fiddle have long been associated genres outside of the high lonesome. This instrumentation has also permeated the jazz and classical worlds as evidenced by the lifetimes of David Grisman, Chris Thile, Bela Fleck, Vassar Clements, Joe Venuti, Bob Wills and on and on. Mandolinist Chris Biesterfeldt places himself in ...
Chris Biesterfeldt: Urban Mandolin
by Jack Bowers
A mandolin player opening his first album as leader with Dizzy Gillespie's mercurial “Bebop"? Wow! That takes a lot of (fill in the blank). But Chris Biesterfeldt, best known as a guitarist, and for Broadway shows at that, not only sails through those tricky changes but handily nails everything else on this impressive trio album whose ...
