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Bethany and Rufus: 900 Miles
by Donald Elfman
At the celebrated and celebratory New Orleans Jazz Festival, a walk through the fairgrounds is an astonishing experience as the strains of myriad musics come together in the air and everything feels connected. The same feeling is to be had from the debut album by Bethany Yarrow and Rufus Cappadocia. With a minimum number of voices--guitar, ...
Mike Dillon's Go-Go Jungle: Battery Milk
by Chris M. Slawecki
Vibes player and bandleader Dillon explains the concept behind his genre-mashing Go-Go Jungle ensemble this way: “I wanted to write some blues heads like Milt Jackson might have written had he grown up listening to Led Zeppelin, and play them over a go-go groove. Right from the opening “Go-Go's Theme you can tell ...
Husky
By Skerik
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: The Third Rail; Go To Hell Mr. Bush; Syncopate the Taint; Fry His Ass; Don
Brotherman in the Fatherland
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Intro/Like Sonny; Make It with You; Rahsaan's Spirit; My Girl; Seasons/Serenade to a Cuckoo; Pedal Up; Lush Life; Afro Blue; Blue Trane.
By a Thread
By John Ellis
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Ferris Wheel; Tall Drink of Water; Little Giggles; Old Man; Wishing Well; Lonnie; Umpty Eleven; Swirl; Moore's Alphabet.
Rahsaan Roland Kirk: Brotherman to the Fatherland
by Kurt Gottschalk
Of all the people trying to put jazz on the pop charts in the anything-goes period of the late '60s and early '70s--all the way up to Albert Ayler, for the love of Pete--probably the most successful at bridging the gap without watering it down was Rahsaan Roland Kirk. Long before the Steven Bernsteins and JA ...
Travelin' Mood
Album: Right Place, Right Time - Live at Tipitina's Mardi Gras '89
By Dr. John
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 0
Duration: 5:32
Rahsaan Roland Kirk: Brotherman in the Fatherland
by Rex Butters
The Masked Announcer, Joel Dorn, once again conjures up a brilliant, unheard tape by the late, lamented, legendary Rahsaan Roland Kirk. This time he brings us 34-year-old performances recorded for German radio and television (a later DVD edition, perhaps?), and officially released here for the first time. Relaxed and happy within the context of his regular ...
Skerik: Husky
by Chris M. Slawecki
Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet is unusual in several ways. First, there's the leader, a tenor saxophonist who goes only by his surname and who also performs in such genteel ensembles as The Dead Kenny Gs and Crack Sabbath. There's that band name, which Skerik copped from the “syncopated taint phrase first used by the US's first ...
Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet: Husky
by AAJ Staff
The select few who actually recognize Skerik's singular name will probably remember the saxophonist's recent wild and wacky adventures with Charlie Hunter, Wayne Horvitz and Bobby Previte with some nostalgia. The combination of skronk, groove and interjection he has laid down with these alternative proto-jazz icons seems to have crystallized over time, almost as much as ...
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