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Cynthia Sayer: Cynthia - The Reissue Recordings

Read "Cynthia Sayer: Cynthia - The Reissue Recordings" reviewed by Budd Kopman


Cynthia Sayer Cynthia - The Reissue Recordings New York Jazz 2005 While many people who are into jazz are always looking for the next newest thing (perhaps you), there are also people (perhaps you) who listen to jazz of the past and get transported to that place and time, or ...

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Adi Braun: The Rules of the Game

Read "Adi Braun: The Rules of the Game" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


Adi Braun The Rules of the Game Blue Rider 2005 Let us now pause to take assessment of another new vocalist, Canadian Adi Braun, who impressed with her 2003 debut, Delishious. The same trio of pianist Doug Riley and veterans Steve Wallace (bass) and Terry Clarke (drums) is ...

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The Band: A Musical History

Read "The Band: A Musical History" reviewed by Doug Collette


The Band A Musical History Capitol/EMI 2005 A Musical History is at once as unassuming and all-encompassing as the name of the group it anthologizes, The Band. With each successive compilation devoted to the group, beginning with the two-CD set To Kingdom Come (subtitled definitive), then the three ...

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Wallace Roney: Mystikal

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Wallace Roney Mystikal HighNote Records 2005 Mystikal, Wallace Roney's second outing on the HighNote label, continues in the path he first traveled with the 2000 CD No Room For Argument in laying out his own vision for jazz in the 21st Century. In what is essentially a synthesis ...

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The Vandermark 5: The Color of Memory

Read "The Vandermark 5: The Color of Memory" reviewed by Rex  Butters


The Vandermark 5 The Color of Memory Atavistic 2005 Close on the heels of the wondrous twelve-CD Alchemia live set, the Vandermark 5 return with a collection of studio recordings vividly displaying the glorious results of a five-year working association. Whether a subtle exercise in abstract minimalism or ...

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Jazz Crusaders: The Pacific Jazz Quintet Studio Sessions

Read "The Pacific Jazz Quintet Studio Sessions" reviewed by C. Andrew Hovan


You would think that in this day and age of compact disc reissues and with many years of activity under our belts that just about everything worthy of release has at one time or another made it to the stores. But even though jazz stands in good steed these days in terms of the availability of ...

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Julius Tolentino: Just the Beginning

Read "Julius Tolentino: Just the Beginning" reviewed by David A. Orthmann


Julius Tolentino Just the Beginning Sharp Nine Records 2005 Julius Tolentino is a 30 year-old alto saxophonist who has served a traditional apprenticeship--New York City style--in big bands (Illinois Jacquet, The Ellington Orchestra), small groups (Eric Reed, Jeremy Pelt), as well as leading jam sessions and his own quartet at ...

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Bill Evans: The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings, 1961

Read "Bill Evans: The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings, 1961" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


The Wish Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you... , Matthew 7:7 (KJV) In 2001, I took a poll of All About Jazz contributors to determine the Top Ten Best Live Jazz Recordings. This poll corresponded with my previously completed series ...

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Al Hirt: King Of Bourbon Street

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Al Hirt King Of Bourbon Street Tomato Records 2005 Blowing one of the most potent horns since the Biblical Joshua led a septet outside Jericho, the late Al Hirt (1922-1999) has left us with a trumpet legacy characterized by a singular blend of power and precision. A master of myriad ...

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The Rolling Stones: A Bigger Bang

Read "The Rolling Stones: A Bigger Bang" reviewed by Doug Collette


The Rolling Stones A Bigger Bang Virgin 2005 Rolling Stones albums have always been tricky never more so than in recent years as assorted songs and collections of same sneak up on you after having made little or no impression at first encounter. It's almost like the Cheshire ...


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