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Homage
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Track listing: One Note Samba, Batida Diferente, So Nice (Summer Samba), Voce, Canto de Ossanha, Girl from Ipanema, Fragile, Mas Que Nada, Danca Da Solidao, Wave, Manha do Carnaval (Black Orpheus), Recado Bossa Nova, Samba em Preludio, Agua de Beber, Blue Light Yokohama
James Moody: Homage
by John Kelman
Here’s a lesson for all the young saxophone players out there who are so keen to focus on the past. Septuagenarian saxophonist James Moody, who was a fixture in Dizzy Gillespie’s band for many years, may have some reverence for his past, but his approach is resolutely about moving forward. His first record in six years, ...
Three for Brazil: Homage
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
This is a splendid CD: serene and soulful, sunny and soothing. Now I'll get my “ess"es out of here and go into some more detail. Two for Brazil is a long-term collaboration between reedman Greg Fishman and guitarist/vocalist Paulinho Garcia. They have about six CDs by now, two of them reviewed at AAJ. At ...
Homage
By Greg Piccolo
Label: Emit Doog Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: Illinois Blows the Blues; Soft; Night and Day; You Left Me All Alone; You're Not the Kind; Red's Blues; Lester Smooths It Out; Blow Joe Blow; Handclappin'; Ram-Bunk-Shus; Port of Rico; Over the Rainbow
Homage
Label: String Jazz Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Love for Sale; Flamingo; Another Blues; Softly as in the Morning Sunrise; Tears for El Torro; Belleville; Angel Eyes; C.E.D.; Blues for Joe*; Amanhecir; Body and Soul; Billy Bean Blues
Andrian Ingram & John Pisano: Homage
by Dave Nathan
The UK's String Jazz label continues to feed the appetites of lovers of the jazz guitar with another outstanding release. This album is the second meeting on CD between veteran US guitarist John Pisano and England's Adrian Ingram. The outcome is more than an hour of guitar duets, with Pisano coming from the left speaker and ...
Greg Piccolo: Homage
by C. Michael Bailey
Roomful of Blues Tenor/Guitarist/Vocalist pays his respects to his saxophone influences in a strutting collection of blues, ballads, and show tunes. I love the kind of piano the late Gene Harris played. Steeped deeply in the blues idiom, he almost should not be classified as a jazz pianist. His playing is soulful, funky, and rocking. It ...
Greg Piccolo: Homage
by Dave Nathan
It's a pleasant change to be able to see the relationship between an album, the music on it and the way it's played. On his fourth album, tenor saxophonist Greg Piccolo pays “homage" to great rough and ready, blues based, honking R & B tinged and all out swinging sax players like Illinois Jacquet, Eddie “Lockjaw" ...
Randy Johnston: Homage
by C. Andrew Hovan
Beginning with 1991’s Walk On and continuing through two more Muse dates (all of which are currently out-of-print), a few sets for High Note and then 1998’s Riding the Curve, guitarist Randy Johnston has championed his own take on the mainstream jazz guitar tradition, doing so with not much of any fanfare whatsoever. But with his ...
