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Rob Mullins: Standards & More
by Michael P. Gladstone
Listening to this album for the first time, I shouldn't have been surprised at Rob Mullins' straight-ahead jazz chops. To the best of my knowledge, this is the pianist/composer's first mainstream jazz album, but he has been quite prolific, recording sixteen albums since 1988. Mullins attended University of Northern Colorado, studied piano with George Russell in ...
Barbara Fasano "Written In The Stars" CD Release Celebration at the Metropolitan Room Wed., November 15 7PM
Barbara Fasano WRITTEN IN THE STARS" Featuring John DiMartino-piano and arrangements, Sean Smith-bass, John Hart- guitar, Tim Horner-drums, Kahlil Kwame Bell-percussion, Tim Ouimette-trumpet & flugelhorn, Joel Frahm-tenor & soprano saxophones, Eric Comstock-vocals Wed., November 15 WRITTEN IN THE STARS -- CD LAUNCH Metropolitan Room ...
Jazz Singer Valentine Ryder Appearing At Iridium Jazz Club October 19 & 26
The Iridium Jazz Club & Scott Barbarino Present The Classic Nightclub Hour Featuring Jazz Singer Valentine Ryder Singing & Swinging with the Barry Levitt Trio Barry Levitt-Piano, Jon Burr-Bass and Anthony Pinciotti-Drums Thursdays, October 19 and 26 at 7:00PM IRIDIUM JAZZ CLUB ...
Eve Packer Avant-Pop/Poetry/Jazz @ Cornelia Street Cafe Sunday, Oct. 8th: 6 P.M.
CORNELIA STREET CAFE 29 Cornelia Street, NYC, New York 212-989-9319 between West 4th and Bleecker Sts, Greenwich Village 1 Subway to Sheridan Square; A, C, E, B, D, V, F to West 4th St. SUNDAY, OCT. 8th: 6 P.M. avant-pop/poetry/jazz when it's hot... EVE ...
Fred Fried: The Wisdom of Notes
by Michael P. Gladstone
Guitarist Fred Fried is a protege of master plectrist George Van Eps, with whom he studied with him in California; Van Eps was the first to popularize the seven-string guitar. Having gained knowledge about the instrument, Fried also realized that the added string gave more of a complexity to the guitar, and he was able to ...
Ike Turner: Risin' With The Blues
by Jerry D'Souza
It is no secret that Ike Turner has lived a very colorful life. He has seen it all: the struggle, the fame, the downward spiral, the besmirching of his name. But he has proved to be a fighter and a survivor. And now, at 75, he is back with a hell-raising album. Turner has ...
Pete Robbins: Waits & Measures
by Glenn Astarita
To coincide with an extensive tour of the northeastern US, Brooklyn-based alto saxophonist Pete Robbins has issued his second effort as a leader. And it offers a rock-solid glimpse of his artistry, chops and interesting methodology, all steeped within copious jazz-related genres. Simply stated, Robbins is a style master who sets himself apart from many of ...
Cellar Live Comes to NYC November 10th and 11th at Fat Cat
CELLAR LIVE COMES TO THE BIG APPLE Cellar Live, a Canadian based record label run out of the infamous Cellar Restaurant/Jazz Club, is coming to New York City. On November 10th and 11th at Greenwich Village's Fat Cat, Cellar Live will present the Uptown Quintet with the Chad Makela Quartet (November 10th) and Ugetsu (November 11th). ...
Bill Gerhardt's Cotangent Quartet Thursday November 2nd at Sweet Rhythm
The Jazz Composers Forum Presents: pre-release concert Thrive Bill Gerhardt's Cotangent Quartet Bill Gerhardt - piano/composition Marc Mommaas - sax Mike Holstein - bass Tim Horner - drums With special guests: Ron Horton - trumpet Mark Reboul - waterphone Thursday November 2nd, ...
Drummer Pete Zimmer on WKCR Wednesday Oct. 4th 6pm to 9pm
Pete Zimmer will be the guest DJ on WKCR 89.9FM (NYC) TODAY October 4th, 2006 6pm to 9pm for their Musicians Show with Drew Pierson He will spin some of his favorite CDs in addition to his own CDs including the new release Judgment Listen LIVE at 89.9FM or ONLINE: ...


