Results for "It"

Article: Album Review

The Del McCoury Band: It

by C. Michael Bailey
October 12, 2003

Del McCoury is a rock star. Bluegrass, like jazz, exists on the periphery of popular music. It possesses all of the elements that make popular music popular, melody, harmony, rhythm, beat, time, and content. Why, then, is bluegrass a fringe indulgence? I suspect that it is because this pure acoustic music never sold out to its ...

207

Article: Album Review

Andy Martin Quartet: It

Read "It" reviewed by J. Robert Bragonier

by J. Robert Bragonier
October 8, 2003

Andy Martin saw and met legendary jazz trombonist Frank Rosolino, to whom this CD is dedicated, on only one occasion, but he’s never forgotten it. Martin took that opportunity to tell Rosolino how much he enjoyed his music, and the latter seemed pleased. Shortly thereafter, Rosolino was tragically dead of a self-inflicted bullet wound, together with ...

170

Article: Album Review

Various Artists: It

by C. Michael Bailey
May 25, 2003

Warren Zevon, Delbert McClinton; Townes Van Zant, Guy Clark, Rodney Crowell, Lowell George, John Hiatt—these are song writers that made many, many "lesser" talents rich with their craft. John Hiatt has been plying his trade at a consistently high level for the past 30 years over 17 record albums. In that time, Hiatt’s songs have been ...

Album

It

By Carla Cook

Label: MAXJAZZ
Released: 1999
Track listing: Until I Met You; Inner City Blues; The Way You Look Tonight; September Song; Can

166

Article: Album Review

Carla Cook: It

by C. Michael Bailey
October 1, 1999

Ditto...LaVerne Butler...And More. In the beginning, Richard McDonnell had a vision that became incarnate with LaVerne Butler’s Blues in the City 1. He saw that this was good and decided that Ms. Butler must have company 2. McDonnell, in his infinite and far-seeing wisdom, provided the Butler creation with mates, the first being Carla Cook’s It’s ...