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Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Walking With Giants
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Daily Wheatgrass Shots; Nibbles; Skeeball Over The Ocean; The Arrival;Walking With Giants; Lola And Alice; Muppet Babies Get Lost At The State Fair; Sean's Song; Son Of Jah; Calm Before The Storm; As It Will Be; Perfect Wife's Flannel PJ's; Hover
DVD track listing: Pacific; Walking With Giants; Slow Breath Silent Mind; There Is No Method
The Music According to Lafayette Gilchrist
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1.Assume the Position 2. Baltimore's Belly 3. Rumble 4. The Syndicate 5. For Vince Loving 6. The Return of Jes Grew 7. Coded Sources 8. New Be Bop
Fakebook
By Skip Heller
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Yodel; Sophisticated Savage; Never Can Say Goodbye; Chinatown; Arriverderci, Roma; Monk's Mood; Cold Duck
Time; Sometimes It Snows in April; (Just) Squeeze Me; Powerhouse; The Man in Me
33 1/3
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Begin the Beguine; Don't Fence Me In; Tico Tico; Mozart Jam; Sheik of Araby; Sweet Rhythm; Besame Mucho; Spiderman; Paper Moon; Long Train Runnin';. Alone Again Naturally; Flight of the Bumblebee; Stardust.
IsWhat?!: You Figure It Out?
by Chris M. Slawecki
Merging jazz and hip-hop has generally proved more risk than reward, but IsWhat?! takes a fearless plunge into these troublesome waters. Matt Anderson (upright and electric bass), Jack Walker (saxophones and flute) and Napoleon Maddox (vocals) make quite a splash with the sound of their debut. Guest drummer Hamid Drake (Don Cherry, Herbie Hancock, ...
Bobby Darin: Aces Back to Back!
by David Rickert
Bobby Darin Aces Back to Back! Hyena Records 2004 For a time Bobby Darin's reputation rested solely on two songs: “Splish Splash" and “Mack the Knife." Taken together, they represent Darin's transition from the teen market to the adult market, something that very few were able to do. ...
The Frank and Joe Show: 33 1/3
by David Rickert
It's easy to forget that in the beginning jazz was music designed for entertainment and not considered serious art. The Frank & Joe Show takes its inspiration from such a time, a bygone era when the audience preferred to jitterbug rather than to just sit and listen. Frank Vignola has already displayed a serious Django jones ...
Bobby Darin: Aces Back to Back!
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
Bobby Darin Aces Back to Back! Hyena Records 2004 Joel Dorn and his Hyena Records have done it again: another binless wonder. ("Binless" is my term for music that defies categorization, specifically at the few brick-and-mortar record outlets that remain, where employees would struggle to find the right ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Walking With Giants
by Mark Sabbatini
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey Walking With Giants Hyena Records 2004 For some reason applying the label “breakthrough album" here feels like I'm cheating the band. The Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey has a number of outstanding studio and live albums to their credit--not to mention a huge ...
Lafayette Gilchrist: The Music According to Lafayette Gilchrist
by Franz A. Matzner
Deep, brooding grooves, gravelly bass, taut piano lines that stride forward with lithe, contained energy... the music on The Music According to Lafayette Gilchrist feels as if it is about to explode, held in check only by the tight grasp of strict discipline. This tension between barely checked frenzy and control not only ...
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