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Industrial Jazz Group: City of Angles
by William Grim
City of Angles is the second CD from the Industrial Jazz Group, one of the most interesting new jazz ensembles on the West Coast scene. Irony abounds in the offerings from the IJG. First of all, there’s nothing “industrial” at all about their music, so you can put away your underlined copies of Walter Benjamin’s essay ...
Anthony Braxton/Taylor Ho Bynum: Duets (Wesleyan) 2002
by Mark Corroto
Extracting information (and sometimes pleasure) from an Anthony Braxton large ensemble recording is often an arduous task. The music's density and somewhat impermeable nature often exhausts a listener's patience. Somehow this has rarely been the case with his duo recordings. Duets with Max Roach, Georg Grawe, Gino Robair, Evan Parker, Derek Bailey, and now Taylor Ho ...
Homegoing
By Skip Heller
Label: Innova Recordings
Released: 2002
Track listing: From the Night Before; Maydele; Time After Time; Nika's Dowry; Emily
Remler; Funeral March from Mahler, Symphony #5; The 'Intensive' Girl; I
Just Keep Lovin' Her; Thinking Of You.
Marriage Of Heaven And Earth
By The Fully Celebrated Orchestra
Label: Innova Recordings
Released: 2002
Once Again for the First Time
By Ron McCurdy
Label: Innova Recordings
Released: 2002
Track listing: Once Again for the First Time; Twin Pine; Blackbird; Madeleine's
Lullaby; Barry's Tune; I Told You So; Wee Small Hours; And Your
Point Would Be...?; Our Love is Here to Stay.
Live In Florence
Label: Innova Recordings
Released: 2002
Track listing: Free Klez, I-IV; Aimless Path; A Prayer for No One; Industrial Bulgar; Dirge
Sirba; The Sitting Man; The Wanderer; A Friend of Kafka; Dischord.
The Skip Heller Quartet: Homegoing
by Jim Santella
Skip Heller's organ combo brightens the day with its saucy freshness and pert attitude. Eclectic in nature, the group interprets blues, pop soundtracks and mainstream jazz classics. It's timeless music with a timeless flavor. Heller emerged in Philadelphia in the mid-eighties, but his music, much of it original, comes from an earlier era. Shirley Scott, Groove ...
The Skip Heller Quartet: Homegoing
by C. Michael Bailey
Wow! Skip Heller is a bit hard to describe. And, that is what is so splendid about him and his art. He is a West Coast Uri Caine who plays the guitar and has a bent sense of humor. On Homegoing, Heller returns to his native Philadelphia, a repatriated expatriate. After several ...
Ron McCurdy Quintet: Once Again for the First Time
by Geoff Barber
Usually when I see the title of doctor (Dr.) next to a person's name, thoughts of intellectual elitism cross my mind. Here, however, the title asserts a knowledge that transfers nimbly into catchy and sincere tunes. Dr. Ron McCurdy, having taught jazz for the last 15 years, finally decided to jump into the fray and record ...
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