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Various Artists: Black Lives - From Generation to Generation
by Glenn Astarita
Indeed, African Americans are the architects of several musical formations, hearkening back to Scott Joplin's development of 'ragged' rhythms i.e., Ragtime, along with blues, funk, jazz, and other genres, often evolving into various tangents and offshoots. And on this comprehensively entertaining set produced by Belgian Stefany Calembert with assistance from her husband and acclaimed bassist Reggie ...
A Lot Of Love, Live!
Label: Jammin' Colors
Released: 2007
Track listing: Reuben's 2 Train; Mr. Pastorius; Half Position Woody; Jane 4 Giada; Strange Meeting; This One; Ledge; Requiem Pour Un Con; Fanny's Toy.
Reggie Washington: A Lot Of Love, Live!
by John Kelman
With artists like Norway's In the Country and Sweden's EST reinventing the contemporary piano trio, it's no surprise to hear Reggie Washington turn the traditional sax/bass/drums trio on its side. Washington, a long-time collaborator with M-Base artists past and present, including Steve Coleman, Cassandra Wilson and Andy Milne, manages to both respect tradition and reinvigorate it ...
A Lot Of Love, Live!
Label: Jammin' Colors
Released: 2006
Track listing: Reuben's 2 Train; Mr. Pastorius; Half Position Woody; Jane 4 Giada; Strange Meeting; This
One; Ledge; Requiem Pour Un Con; Fanny's Toy.
Reggie Washington: A Lot Of Love, Live!
by Nic Jones
Reggie Washington leads two trios here, and among the few things they have in common are a common instrumental lineup and the fact that they both serve up ample evidence of how much life there is left in the free-bop continuum. Washington also serves notice of how musical strands from outside the jazz tradition can be ...
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