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Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Walking With Giants
by Mark Sabbatini
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey Walking With Giants Hyena Records 2004 For some reason applying the label “breakthrough album" here feels like I'm cheating the band. The Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey has a number of outstanding studio and live albums to their credit--not to mention a huge ...
The Essential Louis Armstrong
by Colin Fleming
Louis Armstrong The Essential Louis Armstrong Columbia Legacy Recordings 2004 A potentially unwieldy concept, the compilation--woe the artist whose work spans decades and styles at the prospect of the two-disc catchall. As with Bob Dylan, George Gershwin, and Miles Davis, we must number Louis Armstrong among ...
Steve Jenkins: Mad Science
by Phil DiPietro
Steve Jenkins Mad Science SteveJenkinsBass.com 2004 The kids are alright! Want to hear the damn bassplaya play ? Look no further than this year's outstanding offering from D.C./Beantown's five-string-Modulus-toting bad boy Steve Jenkins. While the mainstream has grown some downright dubious mutations from its most recent influences (say, ...
The Marshall Tucker Band: Beyond the Horizon
by Doug Collette
The Marshall Tucker Band Beyond the Horizon Shout!Factory 2004 The Marshall Tucker Band had a wider palette of musical influences than any other Southern rockers. The eternally high-spirited Wet Willie (of “Keep On Smilin'" fame) mixed r&b, gospel and pop into their rock and roll stew. Even the granddaddies of ...
Sketch
by Samuel Chell
Not only did David Schnitter have the longest tenure of any tenor saxophonist in Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers but he was always present on the most exciting and memorable of Bu's sets that I was privileged to catch. His return to music and recording after a sabbatical of over 20 years is at once cheering and ...
g.org: A New Kind Of Blue
by Mark Sabbatini
g.org A New Kind Of Blue A Nest Of Eggs 2004 It takes balls to say you're going to redo Kind Of Blue. Producer Gary Guthrie puts his panache on display with A New Kind Of Blue , calling it a “what-if" album made possible by the modern ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Walking With Giants
by Dennis Cook
Walking With Giants Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey Hyena Records 2004 They are content to be where they are, talking or not talking.Their breaths together feed someone whom we do not know. Poet Robert Bly talks of a “third body" shared in common, an “other" that ...
Sony Holland: On A San Francisco High
by Craig W. Hurst
On A San Francisco High Sony Holland Van Ness Records 2004 Although this listener has left his heart in San Francisco more than once or twice, Sony Holland's newest release On A San Francisco High certainly provides the romantic impetus to again return. Songs on her CD offer a virtual ...
David S
by Eric J. Iannelli
David Sánchez Coral Columbia Records 2004 I once loaned my cherished copy of Clifford Brown with Strings to a German friend who had loaned me Dexter Gordon's Ballads in return. When it came time to reclaim our respective CDs, I asked her what she thought of the Brownie disc. “Very ...
Matt Garrison: Shapeshifter
by Phil DiPietro
In Y2K, Bass Player Magazine pronounced Matthew Garrison's debut as having “raised the bar" for electric bass players (in an article by Chris Jisi, who recently wrote the book on modern electric bass). What next, then? Fitting in this Olympic year, Garrison steps back from the bar, raises it a foot, challenges himself to make it ...
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