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Standards: Green and Blue
By John Hart
Label: Hep Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Lazy Afternoon; The E Tune; Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans; Green Acres; The NIght We Called It a Day; Help Me; All or Nothing at All; Alone Together; My Shining Hour; Well, You Needn't.
The CTS Session
Label: Hep Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: You Say You Care; Smoke Gets In Your Eyes; Waterjug; Summer Night; If She Walked into My
Life; the Best Thing for You; Pot Luck; Nobody Else But Me; Have Blue Zoot, Will Travel; Soon
It's Gonna rain; People Will Say We're in Love.
John Hart: Standards: Green and Blue
by Ken Dryden
Guitarist John Hart adds vibraphonist Joe Locke for this valuable studio quartet date that's focused primarily on standards, but with a fresh look. They transform “Lazy Afternoon from a subtle ballad into a snappy mid-tempo post bop vehicle, with lively soloing by the two players. Bassist Bill Moring's sinewy new bass line and a change to ...
Spike Robinson: The CTS Session
by Samuel Chell
As a neglected and final recording session by a neglected, largely unknown tenor saxophonist with a remarkable story, The CTS Session, recorded by Spike Robinson in 1998 but released only recently, could easily become the recipient of overly charitable evaluations on the one hand, or abrupt dismissals on the other. It's neither a grand, triumphant goodbye ...
The Real Deal
Label: Hep Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Misty; Morning of the Carnival; Friday the 13th; Petite Fleur; If I Should Lose You; Round Midnight; Tea; Sweet and Lovely; To Thelonious With Love; Out and Out Blues; My Romance; Don't Blame Me
Indivisible
By John Hart
Label: Hep Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Runs in the Family; Not My Generation; Child at Heart; Clone Me; A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square; Techno Prisoners; Awakening; Single Petal of a Rose; Indivisible; Blame It on My Youth; The Thing
The John Hart Trio: Indivisible
by John Kelman
It's unfortunate that certain guitarists are so pervasive that others are inevitably assessed in comparison. Play with a certain Midwestern sensibility and warm tone and images of Pat Metheny abound. Add a little distortion and some blue notes and John Scofield is almost sure to be cited. Incorporate some quirky Americana leanings and Bill Frisell will ...
Jessica Williams: The Real Deal
by John Kelman
'04 is a banner year for Jessica Williams, with MaxJazz releasing Live at Yoshi's and Hep Jazz issuing The Real Deal , a solo album that Williams recorded live in the comfort of her own home, in the fall of '00. The two records demonstrate just how far Williams has come in the past four years. ...
Somewhere in the Hills
By Jim Mullen
Label: Hep Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Somewhere in the Hills
2. The Two Lonely People
3. Lush Life
4. tender is the Night
5. Without a Song
6. Lucky to be me
7. You're everything
8. Smile
9. The night we called it a day
10. Medication
11. The Craw killed the Pussey O
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