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Daphna Sadeh: Through Walls

Read "Daphna Sadeh: Through Walls" reviewed by Ian Patterson


It's to her credit that Israeli-born composer and double bassist Daphna Sadeh has embraced the vibrant multi-culturalism of the great melting pot of Israel to be the defining character of her music. Her exile is less political than driven by more basic human needs, and her openness to all cultures and a brighter future shines through ...

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Article: Album Review

Gilad Atzmon: In Loving Memory of America

Read "In Loving Memory of America" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


This is an outstanding album. Reed man Gilad Atzmon has taken five standards, re-interpreting the versions recorded with strings by Charlie Parker, added six of his own compositions, and created an original, supremely enjoyable and affecting piece of work. The album's title refers to an imagined land--the country that Atzmon envisaged when, as a 17 year-old ...

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Article: Live Review

Sarah Gillespie: A Fresh and Original Voice Performs in Norwich, England

Read "Sarah Gillespie: A Fresh and Original Voice Performs in Norwich, England" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


Sarah GillespieNorwich Arts CentreNorwich, UKFebruary 10, 2009 A scat duet featuring saxophonist Gilad Atzmon alongside newcomer Sarah Gillespie may not have been what the audience expected, but the enthusiasm and joy of the artists brought a warm and appreciative response from the crowd. The occasion was Sarah Gillespie's first headlining gig ...

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Sarah Gillespie: Stalking Juliet

Read "Stalking Juliet" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


Stalking Juliet is the first album from Sarah Gillespie, a UK-based singer and songwriter. Musically and lyrically this record constantly surprises, challenges and rewards in equal measure. Gillespie has written all of the album's 11 tracks--two of them in collaboration with producer and arranger Gilad Atzmon. The songs have strong melodies and in some cases seductive ...

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Artie Fishel and the Promised Band

Label: Res-O Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 1. Watermelon Man [What a Mellow Goy] (H. Hancock) - 2:25; 2. Mr. President [Interlude] (T. Clark Hill) - 0:21; 3. Themes From West Side Story [West Bank Story] (L. Berstein) - 1:11; 4. Theme From Dvorak’s New World Symphony [Coming zu Hause!] (A. Dvorak) - 4:22; 5. Garage Band (Artie Fishel and The Promised Band) - 1:43; 6. Radio 7 (Artie Fishel/T. Clark Hill) - 0:51; 7. Bye Bye Blackbird [Hoy Hoy Hoy Hoy Blackbird] (Henderson/Dixon) - 2:06; 8. Artie In The Sky (Artie Fishel) - 0:28; 9. Radical Goose (Artie Fishel and The Promised Band) - 5:14; 10. 0 Fm (Artie Fishel & DJ Big Bobby Johnson) - 6:20; 11. The Way You Look Tonight [Hoy Vey, The Way You Look Tonight] (J. Kern/D. Fields) - 4:36; 12. Lipstick (Artie Fishel) - 1:22; 13. You And The Night and The Music [You And The Knife And The Moishik] (Dietz/Schwartz) - 2:40; 14. Wae And Peace (Artie Fishel) - 0:47; 15. A Night In Tunisia [A Knight Into Nietzsche] (D. Gillespie) - 5:17; 16. Jungle Jazz (T. Clark Hill) - 0:07; 17. Ladies And Gentlemen (Artie Fishel) - 3:10; 18. My Favourite Things (Rodgers and Hammerstein) - 2:30

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Refuge

Label: Enja Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Autumn In Baghdad; Spring In New York; In The Small Hours; The Burning Bush; Her Smile; Her Tears; My Refuge; Prayer For Peace.

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Gilad Atzmon: Artie Fishel and the Promised Band

Read "Artie Fishel and the Promised Band" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Ironico miscelatore di stili, l’israeliano di nascita e inglese di adozione Gilad Atzmon cambia stavolta anche nome, diventando Artie Fishel per proporre un disco “alla Daniele Sepe”, nel quale classici del Jazz e temi di compositori classici come Dvorak e Bernstein vengono triturati e - addizionati della feroce critica antiebraica che caratterizza Atzmon - passati al ...

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Spring in New York

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Label: Enja Records
Released: 2007
Duration: 07:40

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Re-Arranging the 20th Century

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Label: ENJA
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Duration: 8:16

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Article: Album Review

Gilad Atzmon & The Orient House Ensemble: Refuge

Read "Refuge" reviewed by Chris May


Something of a polymath amongst the general corpus of jazz musicians, Israeli-born reed player Gilad Atzmon, London-based since 1994, is not only a prolific performer and recording artist, but also a novelist, political essayist and campaigning anti-Zionist. Atzmon's books--his most recent, My One And Only Love (Saqi Books, 2004), is a comic satire about a Jewish ...


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