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News: Recording

Michael Cuscuna on Ahmad Jamal: The Complete Ahmad Jamal Trio Argo Sessions

Michael Cuscuna on Ahmad Jamal: The Complete Ahmad Jamal Trio Argo Sessions

The mid fifties was a fertile time for jazz; fresh, original ensembles were taking shape all over the country. The Modern Jazz Quartet, the Dave Brubeck Quartet, The Jazz Messengers and the Ahmad Jamal Trio immediately come to mind. Among musicians, each group had its imitators and its creative disciples who took its innovations one step ...

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Article: Album Review

Sarah Manning: Dandelion Clock

Read "Dandelion Clock" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

The cover of Dandelion Clock, Sarah Manning's third album as leader, shows the saxophonist in soft focus, lying on a bed of fallen autumn leaves and lightly cradling her alto. It's standard smooth jazz cover art--but appearances can be deceptive, for Manning is one of the hardest-blowing and intense of musicians while her talents as a ...

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Article: Album Review

Sarah Manning: Dandelion Clock

Read "Dandelion Clock" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

Abstraction and accessibility isn't an easy match, but alto saxophonist Sarah Manning weds the two with fine results on Dandelion Clock. Manning's desire to create “a working, stable group that through rehearsals and philosophy lives and breathes on stage as a musical unit," is largely achieved with this quartet, featuring bassist Linda Oh, pianist Art Hirahara ...

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Article: Album Review

Sarah Manning: Dandelion Clock

Read "Dandelion Clock" reviewed by John Barron

by John Barron

In the midst of the college-bred blandness of saxophonists posturing for position on the jazz stage with technique to spare and a full store of generic ideas, stand a few risk takers who don't seem to be the least bit concerned with tired jam session worthiness. Such an artist is alto saxophonist Sarah Manning whose third ...

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Article: Album Review

Ehud Asherie featuring Harry Allen: Modern Life

Read "Modern Life" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose

by Raul d'Gama Rose

It is rare indeed to discover a young pianist, so obviously neither a baby nor a Baby Boomer, who is steeped in the history and tradition of American music from the turn of the twentieth century onwards. To find he can write a mean blues is a wonder and more than a joy to hear. To ...

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Article: Album Review

Whitney James: The Nature Of Love

Read "The Nature Of Love" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

The Nature Of Love is singer Whitney James' debut, although the maturity and sophistication of her performance makes this hard to believe. Across an intriguing set of songs James demonstrates an impressive vocal range and a command of phrasing and intonation that usually come only with years of experience. James' voice is expressive ...

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Article: Album Review

Whitney James: The Nature of Love

Read "The Nature of Love" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard

by Jakob Baekgaard

Taking the step into professional jazz singing can be a test, but the challenge is gracefully overcome in this debut, The Nature of Love, by the young female singer Whitney James. In fact, it is hard to believe that this is James' first recording. The sculpted lines of her sensual, smoky voice could be mistaken for ...

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Gems of Jazz

By Art Resnick

Label: Delos
Released: 1991

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Article: Album Review

Daryl Sherman: Johnny Mercer A Centennial Tribute

Read "Johnny Mercer A Centennial Tribute" reviewed by Andrew Velez

by Andrew Velez

Choosing “I'm Shadowing You" as the opener on Daryl Sherman's fine Centennial Tribute to composer and lyricist Johnny Mercer inevitably recalls Blossom Dearie. Heretofore that tune has pretty much been the exclusive property of the late vocalist. There are also other, more than passing, resemblances between the two singers, both first-class self-accompanists on piano possessing underage ...

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News: Obituary

Stacy Rowles Dies After Car Accident

Stacy Rowles Dies After Car Accident

By Todd S. Jenkins Trumpeter and vocalist Stacy Rowles, a staple on the Los Angeles jazz scene, died on October 30, 2009, from complications following a car accident. Memorial information is pending. Stacy Rowles was the daughter of legendary pianist Jimmy Rowles, with whom she had recorded, and dancer Dorothy Rowles. Her brother, guitarist Gary Rowles, ...


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