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News: Performance / Tour

Avishai Cohen's Flood CD Release Celebration - December 2nd and 3rd at The Jazz Standard

Avishai Cohen's Flood CD Release Celebration - December 2nd and 3rd at The Jazz Standard

On October 21, 2008 Anzic Records released trumpeter/composer Avishai Cohen's new CD, Flood, the 2nd recording in The Big Rain Trilogy and the follow up to the critically acclaimed After The Big Rain (July, 2007 on Anzic). On Flood, Cohen, a distinct and innovative figure in the global-jazz movement, continues to successfully weave his Israeli cultural ...

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Article: Megaphone

Michael Bates: Lessons From The Road

Read "Michael Bates: Lessons From The Road" reviewed by AAJ Staff


By Michael Bates Touring can be both exhausting and exhilarating, especially as a bandleader. The last few months have brought reminders of this as I was planning, booking and finally, actually touring with my quartet in support of my recent CD Clockwise on Dave Douglas' Greenleaf Music label. As part of this tour, ...

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Article: Album Review

Donny McCaslin: Recommended Tools

Read "Recommended Tools" reviewed by Tom Greenland


Recommended Tools, saxophonist Donny McCaslin's seventh session as a leader and his first for Dave Douglas' Greenleaf Music, follows in the tenor trio tradition of Sonny Rollins' A Night at the Village Vanguard and Joe Henderson's The State of the Tenor. Going chordless, without the safety-net of a comping instrument, gives the frontline instrumentalist more latitude ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Feel the Vibes: Neon, Trio Viriditas and The Wee Trio

Read "Feel the Vibes: Neon, Trio Viriditas and The Wee Trio" reviewed by Robert Iannapollo


A recently-spotted chat group thread queried, “Is the trombone dead?" A large number of responses set the questioner straight but one response was something like, “No. But the vibes and tuba are." This answer would surprise such active veterans as Gary Burton, Khan Jamal, Bobby Hutcherson and Karl Berger, all of whom are still producing vital ...

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Article: Album Review

The Wee Trio: Capitol Diner Vol. 1

Read "Capitol Diner Vol. 1" reviewed by Troy Collins


Jazz has a long history of up and coming musicians attempting to incorporate the popular music of their time into the standard repertoire. Some acts have made such ideology their calling card. For example, both the Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey and Sex Mob regularly include contemporary pop songs in their set lists. As such, the cover ...

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Article: Album Review

Michael Bates: Clockwise

Read "Clockwise" reviewed by Wilbur MacKenzie


On Sep. 17, 2008, bassist Michael Bates’ band Outside Sources took the stage for two sets at Cornelia Street Café to celebrate the release of Clockwise, proving itself to be a tight unit that reveled in richness, unpredictability, astounding technical ability and near-telepathic interaction. The press material surrounding the CD directly referz to pianoless ...

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Article: Interview

Nick Vayenas: First Steps

Read "Nick Vayenas: First Steps" reviewed by Franz A. Matzner


Soft spoken, straightforward, and possessed of a pleasantly down to earth sense of humor, trombonist Nick Vayenas' speech reflects well his musical approach--deliberate, unassuming, mellow, and deceptively layered.Candid about his stature as a young composer and player still just starting out, Vayenas discusses the genesis of his musical approach; what he learned putting together ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Scott Tinkler: The Massacre of the Ego, The Garden of Forking Paths, Backwards & Lost Thoughts

Read "Scott Tinkler: The Massacre of the Ego, The Garden of Forking Paths, Backwards & Lost Thoughts" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


The Antripodean Collective The Massacre of the Egos Extreme 2008 Marc Hannaford with Scott Tinkler, Ken Edie & Philip Rex The Garden of Forking Paths Extreme 2007 Scott Tinkler Backwards ...

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Article: Album Review

Michael Bates: Clockwise

Read "Clockwise" reviewed by Troy Collins


Clockwise is the third offering from Canadian-born bassist Michael Bates' ensemble Outside Sources. Charting impressive compositional growth since his previous album, A Fine Balance (Between the Lines, 2004), this session finds the Brooklyn-based composer leading his quartet through a dynamically varied program. Fueled by youthful verve, he deftly combines adventurous post-bop structures with the advanced compositional ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Versatile Big Bands: American Agonistes and Worth the Wait

Read "Versatile Big Bands: American Agonistes and Worth the Wait" reviewed by Elliott Simon


The Aardvark Jazz Orchestra American Agonistes: Music in Time of War Leo Records 2007 Peter Erskine Tim Hagans & The Norrbotten Big Band Worth The Wait Fuzzy music 2008 If your idea of a big band begins ...


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