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Straight No Chaser
Label: Jazzheads
Released: 2008
Track listing: Loverin'; Miyake; Blues For Janice; Airegin; Shanti; Sleeping Beauty; Invitation; Violets For Your Furs; Straight,No Chaser; Crianza.
The Birth of Hip Bop
By Too Blue Lou
Label: Jazzheads
Released: 2008
Track listing: Never Gonna Give Up; Nardis; Hip Bop & Scappy; Groove One for Fun; That Situation; Stella By Starlight; Ode to Knee Deep; Blue in Green.
Straight, No Chaser
Label: Jazzheads
Released: 2008
Track listing: Loverin'; Miyako; Blues for Janice; Airegin; Shanti; Sleeping Beauty; Invitation; Violets for Your Furs; Straight, No Chaser; Crianza.
Mandala
By Oleg Kireyev
Label: Jazzheads
Released: 2008
Track listing: Mandala; Ai ya Haiya; Zhok; Lullaby; East.
Nordic Disruption
By NYNDK
Label: Jazzheads
Released: 2008
Track listing: Histrionics; Great Expectations; Backward Glance; Nordic Disruption; Blade Runner; Derivative; Brooklyn; I Hear a Rhapsody; Elefantens Vuggeviser (The Elephant
Mark Weinstein: Lua e Sol
by Woodrow Wilkins
It's fitting that flautist Herbie Mann is one of the luminaries who have led bands that included Mark Weinstein. Among his many attributes, Mann had a special way of bringing Brazilian music into his repertoire, and Weinstein does the same here with Lua e Sol.Weinstein began his career as a trombonist, and was associated ...
Mark Weinstein: Straight No Chaser
by Michael P. Gladstone
In 1966, Mark Weinstein was a member of Eddie Palmieri's La Perfecta Orquesta...as a trombonist. In order to get a summer-long gig, Weinstein trained himself to become a flutist and it worked. Since then he has not looked back. On Straight No Chaser, Weinstein conjures up a change of direction from his previous three ...
Too Blue Lou and the Groove: The Birth of Hip Bop
by Woodrow Wilkins
Not all attempts to blend jazz with rap are successful. Often, it's R&B or hip-hop packaged in a way that fools people into thinking it is jazz when it isn't. Once in a while, a merger of these genres works. The Birth of Hip Bop, by Too Blue Lou and the Groove, is one such merger.
