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The 4 Most/Bob Stewart
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Me And My Shadow; Blue Prelude; Bernie's Tune; Ev'rytime I Fall In Love; Remember Me;
Bye Bye Blackbird; Similau; Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella; Ooh! Baby It Scares Me; There'll
Be Some Changes Made; You're Blase; All's Well That Ends Well; Caravan; Skylark; Look
Down That Lonesome Road; If I'm Lucky; Between The Devil And The Blue Sea; Come Rain
Or Come Shine; When The Blues Come On; Avalon; Laura; Moonglow; It's Mine After All;
Blue Prelude.
Out of This World
By Joaqu
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. Out of This World; 2. La Dicatadura Encubierta; 3. Inner Urge; 4. I Can't Get Started; 5. En Un Instante; 6. Impressions of Prag; 7. All the Things You Are; 8. Dos Gardenias
The Remaining 2%
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. The Remaining 2% 2. Moonlight Waltz 3. The Unconscious 4. Memory
5. Afternoon in Arles 6. A Toon 4 the 121 Crew 7. Indiana Blue
Arrival
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Song; Bohemia After Dark; W.T.R.L.R.; Frank 550; It's You Or No One; Paraki; Body And
Soul; Rhythm.
Scenes From An Exit Row
By Alan Ferber
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: New View; Scenes From An Exit Row; Reunion; Get Sassy; Jigsaw; Long Lost; Filin; Kayak.
This Way
By Myron Walden
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: What Goes Up Must Come Down, Right Here, 3 Up 4 Down, Swamp Thing, Too Far To Turn Back, Like I See It, Sooner Than Later, Descent From The Clouds.
The Cave
By Matt Renzi
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Poison Ivy; The Rice Shed; Stand Clear (of the closing doors); Stones for Sand; In Circles;
Faces and Places; To the Cave; Three Stories.
Loren Stillman: It Could Be Anything
by John Kelman
Jazz fans seem to be constantly debating when the best period for jazz was. That some believe that now is unequivocally the worst time for a genre now in its second century is puzzling. The arguments most often heard have to do with there being no “significant innovations, and the predominance of high profile artists like ...
Bill Carrothers: Shine Ball
by John Kelman
2005 seems to be pianist Bill Carrothers' year. He's already released I Love Paris (Pirouet), a mainstream look at songs from the 1920's through the 1940s, and Civil War Diaries: Solo Piano (Illusions Music), where he took even greater liberties with American Civil War songs previously covered on The Blues and the Greys (Bridgeboy, 1997). The ...
Matt Renzi: The Cave
by Jim Santella
Matt Renzi's warm tenor saxophone voice gives his newest album a smoky texture that allows one to settle back and dream of distant lands and faraway places. His inspiration came from living in Japan, Italy, India, and New York over a four-year span. They're visions that last a lifetime, and Renzi has figured out how to ...
