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The Wee Trio: Capitol Diner Vol. 1
by J Hunter
"Lightning in a bottle" is an excellent metaphor for The Wee Trio's Capitol Diner Vol. 1, given how the music crackles like high-tension wires in a rainstorm. But it's the level of electricity that is the surprise. On its face, TWT's instrumental makeup--vibes with a rhythm section--doesn't seem to lend itself to any kind of aggressive ...
Dave Douglas and Keystone: Moonshine
by Matthew Miller
Dave Douglas is not your typical iconoclast. The progressive trumpeter--a mainstay of John Zorn's Masada and more typically avant-garde groups--favors an understated upheaval in his efforts as a leader, courting, in the words of writer Andy Battaglia “tradition and progression without puzzling over the difference." On Moonshine, his second album with Keystone, a sextet featuring Marcus ...
Joanna Pascale: Through My Eyes
by Greg Camphire
Philadelphia native Joanna Pascale ably represents her soulful hometown on Through My Eyes, demonstrating why she's a favorite of some of the city's finest musicians, including preeminent drummer Mickey Roker--an expert on swing if there ever was one. Pascale has obviously done her homework, and spent some quality time in the woodshed. Sidestepping what could be ...
August 2008
by AAJ Staff
Steven Bernstein at Living Theatre Standing before a specially assembled band for his July 10th show at The Living Theatre, Steven Bernstein spoke freely about his early days in New York. “When I first saw Lester, that was just my guy," he said. “I wanted to be just like him." The allegiance to the ...
Dave Douglas' Greenleaf Music Announces the Release of "Clockwise" from Contrabassist/Composer Michael Bates
Available on September 9, 2008 on Greenleaf Music “There's something about bassists who lead their own groups and write their own music that strikes a deep chord with me (no pun, intended). Michael Bates's new release is right up there with new releases by Drew Gress and William Parker. The playing by all in the band ...
The Debut Release from the Wee Trio! National Tour Announced!
The Wee Trio Announces The Release of Their DEBUT Recording Capitol Diner Vol. 1 (Available on September 8, 2008 on Bionic Records), and a national tour in support of the new recording The Wee Trio is: James Westfall (vibes) Dan Loomis (bass) Jared Schonig (drums) Out of the uber-fertile creative ...
Nick Vayenas & World Culture Music at The Tribeca Performing Arts Center, NYC
by Budd Kopman
Nick Vayenas & World Culture MusicThe Tribeca Performing Arts CenterNew York City, New YorkMay 21, 2008 World Culture Music is an artists' collective music label founded by drummer Kendrick Scott. This concert was split into two halves, the first a showcase for the albums by the members of the collective, ...
Dave Douglas + Keystone + Moonshine Featured on NPR!
Moonshine now available. And In Stores (distributed by Koch) Greenleafmusic.com has released eight sets of music from Dave Douglas & Keystone recorded live at The Jazz Standard, April 10-13, available for download purchase now Greenleaf Music to Release New Recordings This Year from New Greenleaf Artists, Donny McCaslin and Michael Bates The Press On Dave Douglas' ...
Live at Jazz Standard
by John Kelman
With the success of trumpeter Dave Douglas' twelve virtual CD collection of music from a six-night run at New York's Jazz Standard in December, 2006 with his longstanding Quintet--the download-only versions, representing twelve hours of music, ultimately distilled into the hard two-CD set, Live at the Jazz Standard (Greenleaf, 2007), that brought together all the Quintet's ...
Dave Douglas & Keystone: Moonshine
by Mark F. Turner
As one of jazz's most omnivorous thinkers, trumpeter/composer Dave Douglas continues to explore ideas outside of the norm. Moonshine is a continuation with Keystone--an electric sextet that includes Marcus Strickland (saxophones), Adam Benjamin (Fender Rhodes), Brad Jones (bass), Gene Lake (drums), and DJ Olive (turntables)--exploring in music, the life and art of 1920s silent film actor/director ...
