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Article: Album Review

Carli Mu: Maverick

Read "Maverick" reviewed by Ernest Barteldes

by Ernest Barteldes
January 29, 2006

Carli Muñoz is a self-taught pianist who began his career in dance bands in Puerto Rico in the early '60s, then left for the mainland. He returned home in 1986 and founded his own club, the Carli Cafe Concierto. Muñoz came to town recently to perform at Jazz Standard on November 30 for the release of ...

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Article: Album Review

Chris Potter: Underground

Read "Underground" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
January 27, 2006

At only 35, saxophonist Chris Potter has amassed a surprisingly large discography--over a dozen records as a leader, and collaborations that include a marathon eight-year relationship with bassist Dave Holland. His technical prowess, robust tone and uncanny control are matched by a seemingly endless imagination, allowing him to build extended solos that never lose focus. And ...

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Article: Live Review

Charlie Peacock Band at the Jazz Standard

by Ernest Barteldes
December 18, 2005

Charlie Peacock Jazz Standard New York City November 9, 2005 The Jazz Standard was packed to see Charlie Peacock leading a group with Marc Ribot (guitar), Jeff Coffin (tenor sax, flute), Felix Pastorius (electric bass), Maurice Brown (trumpet) and Matt Wilson (drums) in support of his most recent CD, Love ...

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Article: Year in Review

AllAboutJazz-New York's Best of 2005

by AAJ Staff
December 2, 2005

Yes, it's that time again. The season for turkey dinners, holiday cheer and, soon, New Year's resolutions is also the time for reflection and endless best of lists. Hopefully you'll see ours first, before you have become numb to every publication in sight choosing their year's highlights. Though a new year is around the corner, with ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Three of The World's Best Young Jazz Guitarists on One Stage!

November 15, 2005

The Tribeca Performing Arts Center Borough of Manhattan Community College Presents: Jazz In Progress-Monk In Motion: The Next Face In Jazz Presenting In Concert The Top Three Finalists from The 18th Annual Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition David Mooney - November 29, Miles Okazaki - December 7, And Lage Lund - December 13 (Fall/Winter, 2005) The ...

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Article: Live Review

Dave Douglas & Keystone at SFJAZZ

by Forrest Dylan Bryant
November 8, 2005

Dave Douglas & KeystoneThursday, October 26, 2005Palace of Fine Arts, SFDave Douglas and his electrified Keystone band merged past and future on the last stop of their brief American tour, playing for an enthusiastic crowd of hipsters at San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts as part of the 23rd annual San Francisco Jazz ...

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Article: Live Review

Dave Douglas at Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago

by Paul Olson
October 12, 2005

Dave Douglas and Keystone Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago October 8, 2005This has been a great period for trumpeter Dave Douglas. The Infinite, Freak In, Strange Liberation, Mountain Passages--no bandleader this decade has surpassed Douglas in terms of remarkable recorded output.The excellence of the above CDs makes the ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Randy Sandke: Outside In, The Mystic Trumpeter, Trumpet after Dark

by Andrew Velez
October 11, 2005

Randy Sandke Outside In Evening Star Records 2005 The pleasures of Outside In should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with trumpeter Randy Sandke. Adventurous and forward thinking, he also incorporates the best of traditional jazz. The opener, “Ganjan, is an opportunity for him and bandmates Wycliffe Gordon, Marty ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Roni Ben-Hur: Signature; Bob Ward: The Persuader

by AAJ Staff
October 9, 2005

By P. Christopher Dowd Two recent releases from maestros Roni Ben-Hur and Bob Ward, each with their own style and approach, showcase the wide range of jazz guitar. Ben-Hur, the critically acclaimed worldly guitarist and Ward, the understated, veteran picker, are mapping out territory and mining tradition as players and composers with their respective discs. Roni ...

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Article: Album Review

Dave Douglas: Keystone

by John Kelman
September 14, 2005

Paradoxically consistent yet somehow unpredictable, trumpeter Dave Douglas is an artistic rarity. Even when he records a followup to an existing project, you know it's going to be an evolution which throws in some surprises. Last year's Strange Liberation may have been a sequel to 2002's The Infinite, but the addition of Bill Frisell inspired new ...