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Steve Khan: The Green Field
by John Kelman
Nine years have passed since guitarist Steve Khan last released an album as a leader. But he hasn't been inactive, touring with artists like Terri Lyne Carrington and Greg Osby and co-leading the Caribbean Jazz Project. However, it's been far too long since he's released an album putting his immediately recognizable style front and centre.
The Cellar Door Sessions 1970
By Miles Davis
Label: Sony Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: CD1: Directions; Yesternow; What I Say; Improvisation; Inamorata. CD2: What I Say; Honky
Tonk; It's About That Time; Improvisation #2; Inamorata; Sanctuary. CD3: Directions;
Honky Tonk; What I Say. CD4: Directions; Honky Tonk; What I Say; Sanctuary;
Improvisation #3; Inamorata. CD5: Directions; Honky Tonk; What I Say. CD6: Directions;
Improvisation #4; Inamorata; Sanctuary; It's About That Time.
Music In The Key Of Om
Label: Golden Beams
Released: 2005
Track listing: Music in the Key of OM.
Music From The Hearts Of The Masters
Label: Golden Beams
Released: 2005
Track listing: Ocean Wave; Ancient Techno; Rose Garden; Worldwide Funk; Kaira; Mountain Love Dance; Party; Voice of the Kudrus; Sunjatta Keita.
Jack DeJohnette: Music In The Key Of Om
by John Kelman
The past year has seen an upswing in the number of artist-owned labels, indicating that more artists are becoming interested in taking charge of their work. Some, like bassist Dave Holland--after a fruitful thirty-year relationship with ECM that has never impeded him from following his muse wherever it might take him--have chosen to do so in ...
Music in the Key of Om & Music From The Hearts of the Masters
by Russ Musto
Jack DeJohnette Music in the Key of Om Kindred Rhythm 2005 Throughout his career Jack DeJohnette has persistently marched to the beat of his own proverbial different drummer, so it's no surprise to find the remarkable multidirectional musician initiating his own imprint to document aspects of his art that do ...
Jack DeJohnette and Foday Musa Suso: Music from the Hearts of the Masters
by AAJ Staff
Conventional wisdom has it that Africa is the home of the drum, and over the years many an American musician has looked to the Dark Continent for rhythmic inspiration. But this particular collaboration turns the tables on that assumption, so to speak, by placing veteran jazz drummer Jack DeJohnette in the company of a kora (21-stringed ...
Jack DeJohnette Latin Project
by C. Andrew Hovan
Hill Auditorium (University of Michigan) February 19, 2005 For some 40 years now, Jack DeJohnette has been one of the leading jazz drummers in the country, chameleon-like in his ability to adapt to any situation. Last year, he truly expressed the disparate and variegated nature of his musical personality while recording Don Byron's Ivey ...
Rarum XII: Selected Recordings
Label: ECM Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Third World Anthem, Jack In, Feebles, Fables and Ferns, Overture/Communion, How's Never, Silver Hollow, Picture 5,
Picture 6
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