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News: Festival

Trumpet Summit: The Friends of Jazz Team with the International Trumpet Guild for 29th Annual Festival

Trumpet Summit:  The Friends of Jazz Team with the International Trumpet Guild for 29th Annual Festival

The eyes and ears of brass players around the world will turn to Harrisburg, PA on May 26-31, 2009. First, the International Trumpet Guild (ITG) visits May 26-30 for its 34th International Conference. It is hosted this year by Messiah College and features an eclectic mix of Classical, Jazz, Fusion, Latin and World music. The conference ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Generations Band, Featuring Jimmy Cobb and Eric Alexander, Returns to Yoshi’S SF on Wednesday and Thursday, May 6 & 7

Generations Band, Featuring Jimmy Cobb and Eric Alexander, Returns to Yoshi’S SF on Wednesday and Thursday, May 6 & 7

Two sets Wednesday night and “Battle of the Combos” Competition Finals on Thursday (San Francisco, CA) The Generations Band, an all-star sextet featuring Jimmy Cobb, Eric Alexander, Andrew Speight, David Hazeltine and Ray Drummond, will make its return to Yoshi’s San Francisco for two nights of special event concerts on Wednesday and Thursday, May 6 and ...

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Article: Album Review

Sean Jones: The Search Within

Read "The Search Within" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


No longer standing in the shadows of the greats, trumpeter Sean Jones has been coming into his own since his well received debut, Eternal Journey (Mack Avenue Records, 2004). His trajectory has coursed through four previous releases, exploring, maturing, and progressing into one of today's shining voices with The Search Within. Incorporating the ...

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Shock Value: Live at Smoke

Label: MAXJAZZ
Released: 2008
Track listing: 01. Circular; 02. Blues; 03. Suspicion; 04. Cause; 05. Pythagorus; 06. Beyond; 07. Scorpio

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November

Label: MAXJAZZ
Released: 2008
Track listing: Mata; Avitar; Clairvoyant; Dreamcatcher; Phoenix; Rosalie; Monte Cristo; Nephthys; 466-64 (Freedom Fighters).

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Article: Record Label Profile

Fresh Sound-New Talent

Read "Fresh Sound-New Talent" reviewed by Laurel Gross


Fresh Sound-New Talent owner and founder Jordi Pujol lives in Barcelona where his label is based but he's been up all night following the US Presidential election. Speaking from his native Spain the “morning after," he expresses the hope that the selection of President Elect Barack Obama might bode well not only for America but Europe ...

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Article: Album Review

Cedar Walton: Seasoned Wood

Read "Seasoned Wood" reviewed by Douglas Payne


Pianist Cedar Walton has long been the perfect accompanist for so many other leaders. He's written quite a few of jazz's few “standards" over the last half century as well. For four decades now, he's also been an outstanding leader, waxing dozens of discs that win plenty of critical plaudits but never seem to bring him ...

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Article: Live Review

Jeremy Pelt and JD Allen: New Leaders at Kennedy Center

Read "Jeremy Pelt and JD Allen: New Leaders at Kennedy Center" reviewed by Franz A. Matzner


Since first playing together in the early '90s under drummer extraordinaire Winard Harper, trumpeter Jeremy Pelt's and saxophonist JD Allen's paths have crossed several times, as they solidified their places at the forefront of modern jazz. Each now a master technician, innovative composer, and successful bandleader, Pelt recently asked Allen to contribute to the Jeremy Pelt ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Jeremy Pelt: November & Chillin' Live

Read "Jeremy Pelt: November & Chillin' Live" reviewed by Jim Santella


Jeremy Pelt November MaxJazz 2008 Pete Zimmer Quartet Chillin' Live Tippin' 2008 After a century of development that has involved splitting off into varied branches, each with its own complement of dedicated listeners, straight-ahead or mainstream jazz ...

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Article: Album Review

Jeremy Pelt: November

Read "November" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


In the same way that Roy Hargrove's Earfood (Emarcy, 2008) updated Lee Morgan's Cornbread (Blue Note, 1965), so Jeremy Pelt's November updates Miles Davis' Miles Smiles (Columbia/Legacy, 1966). If creativity and art can be evaluated on both the vertical and horizontal, Morgan's and Davis' offerings represent horizontal progressions of the art of jazz into new areas, ...


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