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Saxophone-Percussion Duos: Peter Brotzmann & Han Bennink, John Stevens & Trevor Watts, Joe McPhee & John Heward, Mika Kallio & Mikko Innanen

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Peter Brotzmann & Han Bennink Bennink/Brotzmann in Amherst 2006 Eremite Records 2008 Spontaneous Music Ensemble Bare Essentials (1972-3) John Stevens & Trevor Watts Emanem Records 2007 Joe McPhee & John Heward

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KMB Jazz: Ideal Bread & Trio Caveat

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Ideal Bread The Ideal Bread KMB Jazz 2007 Trio Caveat Compliments of the Season KMB Jazz 2007 According to Eric Devin, founder of Kordova Milk Bar (KMB) ...

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Teo Macero Presents The Inner World Band: Study in Contrast

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Teo Macero, who while at Columbia Records produced many Miles Davis records from Kind of Blue (1959) to Bitches Brew (1969), as well as other seminal discs like Dave Brubeck's Time Out (1959) and Ellington's Blues in Orbit (1958), passed away in February at age 82. Study in Contrast, recorded in 2007 with the NYU Steinhardt ...

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Kneebody: Low Electrical Worker

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Kneebody's second full-length album starts off with an aggressive dose of jazz and industrial rock on “Poton." Drummer Nate Wood's slow, deliberate rhythm is irresistible, bordering on obnoxious, and tenor saxophonist Ben Wendel's improvising skills are well-suited to the quintet's combination of pop sensibility, jazz meditation and rock ferocity. A wave of sounds--trumpet, effects, Fender Rhodes, ...

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Cultural Fusion: KCP 5, Billy Fox, Joachim Kuhn

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As composer/multi-instrumentalist Kali Z. Fasteau wrote in last months's issue of All About Jazz / New York, jazz can “embrace aspects of music from anywhere and everywhere, as can no other music on the planet, in a profound and high-quality synthesis." These three albums combine jazz with the musical traditions, musicians and instruments of ...

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Steve Marcus: Steve Marcus Project

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Steve Marcus Project contains some of the tenor and soprano saxophonist's last recorded performances (he died in October 2005), but oddly opens with “Oleo, recorded by his sidemen--guitarist Bill Bickford, bassist Rick Petrone and percussionist Joe Corsello--without him. The fact that Marcus does not play on the first track sets a certain tone; one keeps expecting ...

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Oliver Lake: Lake/Tchicai/Osgood/Westergaard

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It is often difficult to transcribe onto a CD the electricity of a live performance, but alto saxophonist Oliver Lake does it with ease on Lake/Tchicai/Osgood/Westergaard. In 2003, Lake completed a brief tour of Denmark with tenor saxophonist John Tchicai, drummer Kresten Osgood and bassist Jonas Westergaard. They immediately went into the studio afterwards, the product ...

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Theo Croker: The Fundamentals

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Theo Croker's The Fundamentals is a meticulous record. In the liner notes, the 21-year-old grandson of Doc Cheatham, who composed and arranged every song, describes many of the tunes in technical terms. This attention to detail--and perhaps also a need for the listener to understand the songs on levels both technical and non-technical--allows the record to ...

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Ian Hendrickson-Smith: Presenting & Blues in the Basement

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Night Crawlers Presenting Cellar Live 2007 Ian Hendrickson-Smith Blues in the Basement Cellar Live 2007 With the dog days approaching, Presenting captures the cool, refreshing atmosphere of ...

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Scott Dubois Quintet: Tempest

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The Scott Dubois Quintet can be considered an avant-garde band, but its latest record, Tempest, is a testament to just how accessible and captivating “experimental music can be. There are tunes on the album for the more meditative thinker as well as for someone who just wants to enjoy the various moods and tones that the ...


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