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Toward The Stars
By Sun Ra
Label: FiveFour
Released: 2007
Track listing: Spaceship Lullaby; Can This Be Love; Call For All Demons; Future; Sun Song; Lullaby For Realville; Urnack; Demon's Lullaby; Piano Interlude; India; Advice To Medics; Kingdom Of Not; El Is A Sound Of Joy; Dreams Come True.
The Monster
By Buddy Rich
Label: FiveFour
Released: 2007
Track listing: Sweets Opus No. 1; Strike It Rich; Sportin' Life (AKA Sweetie Pie); The Monster; Sunday; The Yellow Rose Of Brooklyn; Willow Weep For Me; Easy Does It; All Sweets; Nice Work If You Can Get; Barney's Bugle; Now's The Time; You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me.
Classical Katz
Label: FiveFour
Released: 2007
Track listing: Lord Randall; Allegro; Zen; Science Fiction; Pluck It; Classical Katz; Loma; Granada; Katz-Up; Montuna; I Know (Theme) No. 1; Chanel No. 5; September Song;
Siete-Cuatro; Mr. Jo Jones; Satin Doll; Lillian; Reflections; Caravan; I Know (Theme) No. 3.
Buddy Rich: The Monster
by Nic Jones
The ambiguity in the title of this one really nails it. Buddy Rich was never a man to let subtlety or restraint get in the way of his ego, and in so doing he reduced the art of jazz drumming to a matter of overbearing machismo and overkill. In short, any beat that Rich played usually ...
Chico Hamilton Quintet & Fred Katz: Classical Katz
by Nic Jones
The lasting impression of this music by drummer Chico Hamilton and composer/cellist Fred Katz is that of a quiet revolution overtaken by events captured in time to such an extent that it encapsulates that moment or at least a particular strand of musical development that has since petered out to nothing in the half century that's ...
Buddy Rich: Man From Planet Jazz
by David Rickert
Nobody's really clamoring for big band recordings from 1980 these days, and it's probably the case that no one was back then, either. But it's also true that drummer Buddy Rich never really gave a damn what anybody thought about what he did, which is what makes this live set from Ronnie Scott's worth a listen.
Rene Thomas: Guitaristic
by Nic Jones
Belgian guitarist René Thomas could be the missing link between Django Reinhardt and Grant Green. On this collection of small group sides from the mid-1950s he proves why he was so valued by his peers on both sides of the Atlantic. Although the music is deeply within the West Coast tradition, the fact that he would ...
Bill Evans: Emergence
by Nic Jones
Pianist Bill Evans has become one of the three pervasive influences on that instrument in these early years of the twenty-first century, along with Herbie Hancock and McCoy Tyner. This set gathers together some of his earliest records both as a sideman and a leader and, as such, plots the beginnings of a phenomenon. One of ...
Sun Ra: Toward The Stars
by Nic Jones
The bandleader, keyboard player and composer christened Herman Blount made his reputation under the name of Sun Ra, and this compilation of pieces from the early years of his career could almost be an exercise in confounding expectations at the same time as it amounts to a strong case for Ra and his recorded legacy. In ...
The Ahmad Jamal Trio: Pavanne For Ahmad
by Ian Patterson
Always the musician's musician, Ahmad Jamal's unique approach to the piano has been a continuing source of inspiration for six decades, influencing such giants as Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Keith Jarrett, and a younger generation of keyboardist like Scott Kinsey. Pavanne for Ahmad is a collection of eighteen of Jamal's earliest recordings for the ...
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