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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 ...
The Brooklyn Jazz Underground's Monday Night Residency at Park Slope's Tea Lounge Continues!
The Brooklyn Jazz Underground Monday Night Music & Movies @ Tea Lounge June 2008: The Tea Lounge is located at 837 Union Street, Brooklyn NY 11215 (between 6th and 7th Avenues). Music begins at 8:30 PM. Movies begin at 10:30 PM. A suggested donation is in effect. June 2: A Shane Endsley Configuration June 9: The ...
The Tribeca Pac's Lost Jazz Shrines Series!
The BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center Borough of Manhattan Community College LOST JAZZ SHRINES 2008 Celebrates Jazz Forum, Jazz Gallery & Jazzmania Society! With Phil Woods, Sean Jones, Ryan Kisor, Larry Willis, Vanessa Rubin, Harvie S, David Williams, Victor Lewis, Allan Harris, Norman Simmons, and many others! (Spring 2008) The BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts ...
The Launch of Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records
Members of the Brooklyn Jazz Underground CELEBRATE The Launch of BROOKLYN JAZZ UNDERGROUND RECORDS All About Jazz Profiles Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records BJURecords Artists' CD Release Celebrations/Performances: Friday, May 23 @ The Jazz Gallery: ALEXIS CUADRADO PUZZLES QUARTET - CD Release Celebration for Puzzles Alexis Cuadrado (bass), Loren Stillman (alto sax), Brad Shepik ...
Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records
by Mark F. Turner
The launch of Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records in the Spring of 2008 was a clear indication of the sign of the times where musicians are taking control of their own destinies, creating labels that are autonomous and imaginatively focused on their own ideas. A point of interest is that BJURecords is a sister company of the ...
Vocalist Joanna Pascale Announces the Upcoming Release of Her New Recording Through My Eyes
Vocalist JOANNA PASCALE Announces the Upcoming Release of Her New Recording THROUGH MY EYES Available on June 17! In addition to having an impressive vocal range and flawless intonation, Pascale brings an abundance of feeling, warmth, and emotion to 'Stardust' and other well-known standards. She not only has solid vocal chops; she has soul." - All ...
Russ Nolan and the Kenny Werner Trio: With You in Mind
by Elliott Simon
Two Colors (Rhinoceruss, 2004), the first release from saxophonist Russ Nolan as a leader, impressed by virtue of an exquisite partnership with pianist Sam Barsh and the leader's convincing command of both tenor and soprano saxophones. The saxophonist's sophomore effort, With You in Mind, reprises his traditional approach in the context of pianist Kenny Werner's superb ...
Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Puzzles & Best of the West and Many Places
by Donald Elfman
Alexis Cuadrado Puzzles BJU Records 2007 Anne Mette Iversen Best of the West + Many Places BJU Records 2007 Brooklyn continues to be a beautifully complementary alternative ...
Nick Vayenas: Synesthesia
by Greg Camphire
Trombonist and multi-instrumentalist Nick Vayenas unveils a colorful palette of ideas on Synesthesia, his debut as a leader. Vayenas and his band mates chart their own course, albeit one that uses musical maps drawn up by the Herbie Hancock Sextet on such albums as Mwandishi (Warner Bros., 1970) and Sextant (Columbia, 1972), with the resulting path ...


