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James Moody

Label: Warner Bros. Records
Released: 2004

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North Sea Jazz Sessions Vol. 3

Label: Columbia
Released: 2004

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Bootsie Barnes: Bootsie Barnes: Boppin' Round the Center

Read "Bootsie Barnes: Boppin' Round the Center" reviewed by Victor L. Schermer


This CD featuring Bootsie Barnes and a group assembled for the occasion has one characteristic uncommon in an era of so-called 'smooth jazz,' rap singing, and canned music for every occasion from cinematically simulated inner city rumbles to drugs for erectile dysfunction. It really swings! It also 'bops around the center!' (I truly don't know what ...

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James Moody: Homage

Read "Homage" reviewed by John Kelman


Here’s a lesson for all the young saxophone players out there who are so keen to focus on the past. Septuagenarian saxophonist James Moody, who was a fixture in Dizzy Gillespie’s band for many years, may have some reverence for his past, but his approach is resolutely about moving forward. His first record in six years, ...

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The Teachers

Label: Sanctuary Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Disc One: The Teachers 1. The Teachers 2. Rest Sweetly, Brother Dove 3. Unchained 4. The New Spirit 5. Hello, Goodbye 6. Behind Every Good Man 7. Street Talk Suite

Disc Two: Heritage Hum 1. Heritage Hum 2. Sound For Sore ears 3. Road Runner 4. Can

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James Moody: The Teachers

Read "The Teachers" reviewed by Charlie B. Dahan


Sanctuary/Castle Music’s latest reissue contains a collection of albums from James Moody in the early 1970’s. Both albums, The Teachers and Heritage Hum, were from Moody’s work on Perception Records that found him expressing himself politically with a funky / soulful groove. Evident in this collection is Moody’s virtuosity at his instrument and ...

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Greatest Hits

Label: Prestige Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: The Flight (aka The Flight of the Bopple Bee)/ I

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James Moody & the Swedish All-Stars: Greatest Hits

Read "Greatest Hits" reviewed by Derek Taylor


James Moody was a modernist. Even going so far as to describe one of his pioneering bop-grounded groups under that moniker his sound on saxophone was always concerned with realizing the cursive capabilities of the instrument. Realizing the growing audience for the still relatively new music overseas Moody did what many of his contemporaries would do ...

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Feelin' It Together

Label: 32 Records
Released: 1998

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The Blues And Other Colors

Label: Fantasy Jazz
Released: 1998


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