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Article: Album Review

The Whammies: Play The Music of Steve Lacy Vol. 3, Live

Read "Play The Music of Steve Lacy Vol. 3, Live" reviewed by Mark Corroto


The third volume of Steve Lacy dedications by the cover/not cover band The Whammies is a live recording from their 2014 tour. Recorded in Italy and Austria, the band performs their self-described “instant-arranging" of mostly Lacy tunes that in true-to-form fashion elicit surprise and clever improvisation.Saxophonist Steve Lacy, who passed away in 2004, would ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Rodrigo Amado Motion Trio meetings with Peter Evans

Read "Rodrigo Amado Motion Trio meetings with Peter Evans" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Portuguese, Lisbon-based saxophonist (and photographer) Rodrigo Amado's main musical vehicle in recent years is the Motion Trio, a powerful, rhythmic unit that collaborated before with Chicagoan trombonist Jeb Bishop (The Flame Alphabet, Clean Feed, and Burning Live At Jazz Ao Centro, JACC, both released on 2012). Amado and this trio new collaborative endeavour unites these excellent ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Rodrigo Amado's Motion Trio and Peter Evans

Read "Rodrigo Amado's Motion Trio and Peter Evans" reviewed by John Sharpe


Ever since the 2009 debut of the Motion Trio, Portuguese saxophonist Rodrigo Amado has sought to broaden the options available through the addition of more fire power. On both Burning Live (Jazz Ao Centro, 2012) and The Flame Alphabet (Not Two, 2012), Chicago trombonist Jeb Bishop occupied that berth, his garrulous melodicism proving a winning match ...

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Article: Album Review

Jason Roebke Octet: High/Red/Center

Read "High/Red/Center" reviewed by Giuseppe Segala


È un momento di fervida creazione per il contrabbassista Jason Roebke, quarantenne stabilito a Chicago da ormai una quindicina di anni, che in quella città condivide il proprio operato con un ventaglio di musicisti molto interessanti, tra cui elenchiamo gli stessi che prendono parte a questo splendido ottetto: il sassofonista alto Greg Ward, il tenorista Keefe ...

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Article: Album Review

Kyle Bruckmann's Wrack: ...Awaits Silent Tristero's Empire

Read "...Awaits Silent Tristero's Empire" reviewed by Troy Collins


...Awaits Silent Tristero's Empire is an epic four-part suite based on the fictitious songs found scattered throughout celebrated author Thomas Pynchon's early novels V., The Crying of Lot 49, and Gravity's Rainbow. Oboist Kyle Bruckmann conceived this post-modern “musical phantasmagoria" as the first long-form composition written for Wrack, his experimental chamber jazz ensemble, employing an expanded ...

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Article: Album Review

Rodrigo Amado: Wire Quartet

Read "Wire Quartet" reviewed by Mark Corroto


It is possible that Portuguese saxophonist Rodrigo Amado's earlier releases caught your attention because of the names of his playing partners. Chicago trombonist Jeb Bishop recorded two discs with Amado's Motion Trio, The Flame Alphabet (Not Two, 2012) and Burning Live At Jazz AO Centro (JACC Records, 2012). There was also Searching For Adam (Not Two, ...

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Article: Lyrics

Save the Date - Marzo

Read "Save the Date - Marzo" reviewed by Luca Canini


Sito nuovo, nuova rubrica. Inauguriamo oggi uno spazio segnalazioni che diventerà un appuntamento mensile. Una sorta di breve guida al meglio del meglio di quel che offrono i palchi italiani e non, i concerti e i festival che a nostro giudizio (a nostro insindacabile e inoppugnabile giudizio) meritano di essere raccomandati. Nulla di ragionato o di ...

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Play the Music of Steve Lacy

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: 01. Bone (to Lester Young); 02. As Usual (to Piet Mondrian); 03. The Wire (to Albert Ayler); 04. Ducks (to Ben Webster); 05. Dutch Masters (to Spike Jones & the City Slickers); 06. I Feel a Draft (to Mal Waldron); 07. The Whammies! (to Fats Navarro); 08. Locomotive.

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Play the Music of Steve Lacy Vol. 2

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: 01. Skirts (to Bill de Kooning); 02. Pregnant Virgin (to Vincent van Gogh); 03. Lumps (to Samuel Beckett); 04. Art (to Kenneth Noland); 05. Somebody Special (to Ivie Anderson); 06. The Oil (to Sigmund Freud); 07. Feline (to Marilyn Monroe); 08. Saxovision (to Sigurd Rascher); 09. Threads (to Albert Einstein); 10. Hanky-Panky (to Thelonious Monk); 11. Wickets (to Bobby Timmons); 12. Shuffle Boil.

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Article: Year in Review

John Sharpe's Best Releases of 2013

Read "John Sharpe's Best Releases of 2013" reviewed by John Sharpe


Here are twelve new releases which stood out from those I heard this year, in no special order. Mostly Other People Do The Killing Slippery Rock (Hot Cup Records) Leader and bassist Moppa Elliott's songwriting talents haven't deserted him: his charts, named after small Pennsylvania towns, are bursting at ...


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