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Patti Page: Patti Page with Pete Rugolo and His Orchestra
by Samuel Chell
The Classic Jazz Calendar 2010, with photographs by Chuck Stewart--a full-page devoted to each of 12 jazz greats--includes a striking photo of Patti Page, representing the month of May. While her inclusion may strike many as unexceptional, for jazz followers who remember the best-selling female singer of the 1950s, her name would seem a problematic fit. ...
Grant Green: Matador
By Grant Green
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1979
Track listing: Matador;
My Favorite Things;
Green Jeans;
Bedouin;
Wives and Lovers.
Funky Instrumentals (Volume Four)
By Grant Green
Label: Mukatsuku Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Let The Music Take Your Mind (Live At Inside Out Studio Mix By Muro); Carnaval (KJM Edit By Kyoto Jazz Massive);
The Blue Note Years
By Grant Green
Label: Blue Note
Released: 2009
Track listing: Idle Moments; Lullaby Of The Leaves; My Favorite Things; Corcovado (Quiet Nights); Sunday Mornin'; Go Down Moses; Brazil; Mozart Symphony #10 in G minor, K.550, 1st Movement; I'll Never Fall In Love Again; Maiden Voyage;
Street Of Dreams
By Grant Green
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: I Wish You Love; Lazy Afternoon; Street Of Dreams; Somewhere In The Night.
Peter Bernstein
by A. Henkin
Last month, Peter Bernstein arrived at Smalls, armed with his guitar and a small amp, to play an intimate solo gig. The crowd was a good one for an early evening set on a Wednesday and was bolstered by the presence of legendary trombonist Roswell Rudd. As the Yankees were winning the World Series a borough ...
Organamix: Groovin' at Groove Junction
by Ian Patterson
The Hammond organ is 75 this year. The classic Hammond B3 model has had an illustrious half century and the story of jazz is studded with famous practitioners. Since the B3 came off the production line in the 1970s it has been replaced by clone-wheel models using advanced sound modeling technology, which have the advantage of ...
Seleno Clarke: Bringing The Music Back To Harlem
by AAJ Staff
Seleno ClarkeAmerican Legion248 W. 132nd St., New York City Jazz went east in the 1920s and '30s, moving from New Orleans and Chicago to Harlem. But jazz left Harlem in the 1960s, when it moved to clubs downtown and R&B and rock began to take over. Music in general began to leave; for ...
The 6th Penang Island Jazz Festival: December 3-6, 2009
by Ian Patterson
The 6th Penang Island Jazz Festival Bayview Beach Resort Penang, Malaysia December 3-6, 2009 Happy birthday to the Penang Island Jazz Festival, six years old this year! Six years may not seem like a lot, but in small jazz festival terms it probably means that the difficult initial ...
Grant Green: Matador
by Matt Marshall
Grant Green Matador Blue Note / Music Matters 2009 (1964) This may be the reissue of 2009: a resplendent vinyl pressing of guitarist Grant Green's Matador on two 180-gram, 45-rpm records from Music Matters. This May 1964 recording was, like many Blue Note sets, not released until many years later ...
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