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All Members

Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 1961
Track listing: Brooklyn Bridge; Secret Love; Softly, As In a Morning Sunrise; Fast Company; But Beautiful; All Members; The Hearing.

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Eight Domestic Challenges

By Wibutee

Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2001

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Electric Sufi

By Dhafer Youssef

Label: Back Beat Edition
Released: 2001

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Dreams That Went Astray

By Jon Eberson

Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2001

Album

Moving

By Bugge Wesseltoft

Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Change;Gare du Nord;Yellow is the Colour;Lone;Moving;Heim

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Bugge Wesseltoft (New Conception of Jazz): Moving

by John Eyles
June 1, 2001

With his 1998 album, Sharing, Norwegian Bugge Wesseltoft made people sit up and take notice. In the tidal wave of verbiage at the end of the last Millenium, he was more than once hailed as “the future of jazz." His music is a hybrid, containing elements of rock, dub, ambient, funk and techno. But it has ...

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Happy Time

By Junior Mance

Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2000
Track listing: Happy Time/ Jitterbug Waltz/ Out South/ Tin Tin Deo/ For Dancers Only/ Taggie

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Double Trumpet Doings

By Don Elliott

Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2000
Track listing: Mine/ Vampire Till Ready/ Your Own Iron/ Easy to Remember/ The Bull Speaks/ Dominick Seventh/ Gargantuan Chant/ When Your Lover Has Gone/ Henry

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Article: Album Review

Don Elliott: Double Trumpet Doings

by Derek Taylor
January 1, 2000

Originally issued under the slightly more esoteric title “New Counterpoint for Six Valves” this is a disc dominated mainly by the frequent dialogues between its two principle soloists. Elliott and Dedrick make a disparate pair and their contrasting sounds are prime reason for the program’s more interesting outcomes. Elliott was a follower of bebop and renowned ...

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Junior Mance Trio: Happy Time

by Derek Taylor
January 1, 2000

An integral cog of the bands of Gillespie and Adderly Junior Mance’s move to the role of leader was a relatively late one in life. His obvious talents at the piano however counteract any contention that his longevity as a sideman was due to a lack of prowess. Once he did decide to form his own ...