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His Prestige / New Jazz Albums
By Eric Dolphy
Label: Prestige
Released: 2012
Track listing: Outward Bound; G.W.; On Green Dolphin Street; Les; 245; Glad To Be Unhappy; Miss Toni; Out There; Out There; Serene; The Baron; Eclipse; 17 West; Sketch Of Melba; Feather; Caribé; Caribé; Blues In 6/8; First Bass Line; Mambo Ricci; Spring Is Here; Sunday Go Meetin'; Far Cry; Mrs. Parker Of K. C. (Bird's Mother); Ode To Charlie Parker; Far Cry; Miss Ann; Left Alone; Tenderly; It's Magic; Serene; At The Five Spot, Vol. 1; Fire Waltz; Bee Vamp; The Prophet; Bee Vamp (Alternate Take); At The Five Spot, Vol. 2; Aggression; Like Someone In Love; Memorial Album; Number Eight (Potsa Lotsa); Booker's Waltz; In Europe, Vol. 1; Hi Fly; Glad To Be Unhappy; God Bless The Child; Oleo; In Europe, Vol. 2; Don't Blame Me; Don't Blame Me (Take 2); The Way You Look Tonight; Les; Laura; In Europe, Vol. 3; Woody'n You; When Lights Are Low; In The Blues (Takes 1-3); Here And There; Status Seeking; God Bless The Child; April Fool; G.W. (Take 1); Don't Blame Me (Take 2);
Hammer Klavier Trio: Rocket In The Pocket
by Dan Bilawsky
Power piano trios willing to plug-in are not the norm in jazz, but Hamburg's Hammer Klavier Trio, thankfully, never received that message. The music that they present completely erases the dividing lines between traditional piano trios, hard hitting threesomes like The Bad Plus, and genre-blending Euro-stars like the late Esbjörn Svensson Trio. This band has all ...
Mike LeDonne: Where There’s Smoke
by Bob Kenselaar
Mike LeDonne has more than made his mark in jazz over the years, on both piano and organ. One of the New York jazz scene's premier instrumentalists, he's long been a favorite of fellow musicians. “He is incredible," said the late Oscar Peterson, who once described how he would rush to hear LeDonne play every night ...
Greg Lewis / Organ Monk: Uwo in the Black
by Hrayr Attarian
It takes abundant courage and uncommon musical vision to radically reinterpret the works of such an idiosyncratic genius as pianist Thelonious Monk. Fortunately, organist Greg Lewis possesses both as is evident on the second volume of his Organ Monk trilogy, Uwo In The Black. As he did on Organ Monk (Self Produced, 2010), ...
Greg Lewis / Organ Monk: Uwo in the Black
by Larry Taylor
Uwo in the Black is organist Greg Lewis' second recording based on Thelonious Monk's music--in fact, it is the second in a projected trilogy. Lewis' debut in 2010, Organ Monk, gained high respect from critics. Whereas, the first effort was a trio affair, Lewis expands the group here by adding Reginald R. Woods on tenor saxophone. ...
Bill Carrothers: Family Life
by Dan Bilawsky
Nostalgia, if overused, can be a dangerous drug but, when the dosage is just right, it can serve as a wonderful gateway into an artist's personalized realm. Such is the case with pianist Bill Carrothers' Family Life. Carrothers broke his trio recording habit, which is well-documented on his prior Pirouet releases, and sat down all by ...
Fred Hersch with NEC Student Ensemble Perform "Leaves of Grass" at the New England Conservatory on April 26th
Thursday, April 26th, 2012, 8:00 PM Leaves of Grass New England Conservatory 290 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA Admission: Free By Timothy J. O'Keefe As if a capstone ending to the preceding winter season, this spring, pianist Fred Hersch performs music from his Leaves of Grass (Palmetto ...
Jacob Deaton: Tribulation
by Hrayr Attarian
Jacob Deaton, virtuoso guitarist and Atlanta native, has assembled an energetic quintet for his debut, Tribulations. The five gig together regularly in and around their hometown, building the strong camaraderie they exhibit here, yet each has his own, unique voice. This makes the group sound like a dynamic entity in its own right, not merely the ...
The AJO: Alive and Swinging at Thirty
by Jack Bowers
The Albuquerque Jazz Orchestra, which had been missing in action for the past several months, returned to combat with a flourish to open its thirtieth year as a unit on February 18, 2012, crowning the annual two-day Albuquerque Jazz Festival with a spellbinding concert performance that featured guest artist Alan Pasqua, an excellent pianist who doubles ...
A Matter of Black and White
By Jaki Byard
Label: HighNote Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: Seasons; Billie Holiday Tribute: God Bless The Child/Lover Man;
Alexander's Ragtime Band; Hello Young Lovers; Do You Know What It
Means To Miss New Orleans; I Know A Place; 'Round Midnight; Sunday;
Ellington-Strayhorn Medley: Lush Life/Day Dream/Johnny Come Lately.
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