Results for "James Moore"

James Moore

Natural Gifts

Label: Reid Hoyson Productions
Released: 2020
Track listing: Bottom Without a Top, Dinner at the Borgia's, Indigo, Do Nothing 'Til You Hear from Me, The Chalice, Natural Gifts, Tokens, Romance of Death, Not What Walt Would Have Wanted, You don't Know What Love Is, Ruby, My Dear.

The Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra at Greer Cabaret Theater

by Mackenzie Horne
November 15, 2018

Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra Greer Cabaret Theater The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's International Festival of Firsts Pittsburgh, PA November 6, 2018 The Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra (PJO) rounded out the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's International Festival of Firsts with their concert, titled “Liberation" in tribute to the prolific African American writer, philosopher, and advocate ...

Richie Cole: Have Yourself an Alto Madness Christmas

by Jack Bowers
December 4, 2016

Yes, there are jazz musicians who earn more bread than Richie Cole, and others who rank higher in the popularity contests that double as polls. There aren't many, however, who have more fun making music than the well-traveled alto saxophonist who, late in life, has found a place to call home in Pittsburgh, PA.

Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra: Joyful Jazz

by Jack Bowers
November 5, 2015

One way in which to launch an appraisal of this outstanding seasonal album, the first ever by the world-class Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra, is to check out its candid--and uncommonly accurate--title. Joyful? Most definitely. Jazz? Without a doubt. For five years, the orchestra's annual holiday celebration has been a welcome tradition for families in the greater Pittsburgh ...

Dither

By James Moore

Label: Henceforth Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: 01. Tongue of Thorns; 02. Vectors; 03. Pantagruel; 04. Cross Sections/Entropion; 05. Cross Sections/Aphonia; 06. Cross Sections/Prolix; 07. Cross Sections/Venial; 08. exPat.

Dither: Dither

by AAJ Italy Staff
September 6, 2010

Attenzione ai vostri speakers: non fatevi ingannare dalla partenza sommessa e sottovoce di questo album. Dopo poco più di novanta secondi di musica amniotica, remota, sottilmente suggestiva, si scatena la bestia che si annida in questo quartetto di chitarre elettriche benedetto da Elliott Sharp. Il torrente di lava che ci piomba addosso è uno tsunami inaspettato ...