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Article: Album Review

Atsuko Hashimoto: Until The Sun Comes Up

Read "Until The Sun Comes Up" reviewed by Edward Blanco

by Edward Blanco
September 15, 2011

Atsuko Hashimoto rides the Hammond B-3 organ through a selection of familiar standards, borrowing songs from The Great American Songbook on Until The Sun Comes Up, the Japanese organist's sixth album as leader. The recording is also her third project with Grammy Award-winning drummer Jeff Hamilton, following Time After Time (CDBY, 2008) and Introducing Atsuko Hashimoto ...

Article: Album Review

Atsuko Hashimoto: Until the Sun Comes Up

by AAJ Italy Staff
July 22, 2011

Per il suo nuovo album in studio Atsuko Hashimoto sceglie di avvalersi della collaborazione di Jeff Hamilton alla batteria, capace di restituire robustezza ritmica e lavoro di retroguardia, e Graham Dechter alla chitarra, pronto nel ritagliarsi diversi momenti di primaria importanza timbrica e melodica. L'Hammond B3 della leader, oltre ad avvolgere l'intera tracklist in quell'alone di ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Newport Beach (CA) Summer Jazz Series Begins July 6

June 14, 2011

Sunset Jazz at Newport, featuring straight ahead jazz from top jazz performers, begins July 6 and will continue for 11 summer Wednesday nights at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel in Southern California. The concerts take place at the outside Rose Garden, with patrons sitting comfortably at tables. There will be two sets, 6 and 7:30. Both ...

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News: Festival

Newport Beach Jazz Party: Feb. 17-20, 2011

January 4, 2011

The upcoming Presidents' Day Weekend marks the opening of the 11th Annual Newport Beach Jazz Party, which spotlights “Right Down The Middle And Straight Ahead" jazz at the Marriott Newport Beach Hotel in Southern California. The four-day event, Feb. 17 through 20, 2011, kicks off Thursday, 8 p.m., with guitarist/vocalist John Pizzarelli's tribute to Duke Ellington, ...

Album

Best Of Love Songs

By Jackie Ryan

Label: OpenArt Productions
Released: 2010
Track listing: 1) When I Grow Too Old To Dream 2) You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To 3) While We're Young 4) Make It Last 5) Let There Be Love 6) Luiza 7) This Heart Of Mine 8) Once In Everyone's Life 9) Bésame Mucho 10) Season's Of The Heart 11) Serenade In Blue 12) Now Baby or Never 13) Historia De Un Amor 14) The Very Thought Of You 15) You Are There

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Symbiosis

By Jeff Hamilton

Label:
Released: 2010
Track listing: 01. You Make Me Feel So Young (Joseph Mydrow/Mack Gordon) - 5:34; Midnight Sun (Lionel Hampton/Sonny Burke) - 7:45; 03. Symbiosis (Claus Ogerman) - 6:07; 04. Fascinating Rhythm (George Gershwin) - 5:06; 05. Blues for Junior (Ray Brown) - 4:56; 06. Polka Dots and Moonbeans (Johnny Burke/Jimmy van Heusen) - 7:10; 07. Samba de martelo (Jeff Hamilton) - 6:29; 08. Blues in the Nicht (Harold Arlan) - 7:33; 09. The Serpent's Tooth (Miles Davis) - 6:29.

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Collector's Edition [2-Disc Set]

By Diana Krall

Label: Eagle Vision
Released: 2010

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News: Website

Join the All About Jazz Party on the 2011 Jazz Cruise!

October 19, 2010

January 30 to February 6... the tradition continues Fewer than 35 premium cabins remain! Reserve your cabin now. Call us toll free (US and Canada) 1-888-852-9987 (Int'l) 1-800-852-9872, mention the All About Jazz group, and ask about our cabin rates. Join us while we celebrate the 10th Anniversary of The Jazz ...

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Article: Big Band Caravan

Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchesta / Vaughn Wiester / Chie Imaizumi

by Jack Bowers
October 7, 2010

Buselli--Wallarab Jazz OrchestraMezzanineOwl Studios2010 After veering slightly off-course recently with several albums devoted in part to backing singers, the outstanding Indianapolis-based Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra is back in a more pleasing instrumental groove on Mezzanine, profiling the compositions and arrangements of co-leader / trombonist Brent Wallarab. The first ...

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Article: Big Band Report

These Are a Few of My Favorite....Charts

by Jack Bowers
October 1, 2010

Whenever the topic of desert islands arises among jazz fans, the focus is invariably on which albums (discs) one would choose to cram into a suitcase if one were ever stranded on an otherwise barren island. While the consideration of particular arrangements seldom governs the debate, I really think it should. After all, few albums, however ...