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Joe Locke / Christos Rafalides Vibes / Mallet Duo: Van Gogh by Numbers

Read "Van Gogh by Numbers" reviewed by John Kelman


If jazz is a marginalized genre and the vibraphone is a marginalized instrument within that genre, then Van Gogh by Numbers--an album of vibes and marimba duets--is clearly a first. But the idea of an intimate series of mallet duets will come as no surprise to listeners familiar with Joe Locke, who's been active for over ...

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Rev-elation

Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: The Prophet Speaks; Young and Foolish; The Look of Love; Rev-elation; Opus de Funk; Close Enough for Love; Big Town; Used to Be Jackson.

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Live In Seattle

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2005

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Joe Locke: Are You Ready for Him?

Read "Joe Locke: Are You Ready for Him?" reviewed by Jason West


Are you ready for Joe Locke? Are you ready for Joe Locke? Well you best get ready, Seattle, because he's getting ready for you. That's the word out of NYC where the cutting edge, critically-acclaimed vibraphonist has been rehearsing a new band with new music arranged especially for November 19, Locke's date with the Ballard Jazz ...

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Big Town

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Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 2005
Duration: 7:22

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Joe Locke: Rev-elation

Read "Rev-elation" reviewed by John Kelman


Some instruments are so popular that tracing a contemporary artist's roots can be complicated--and one player's influences can be diametrically opposed to those of another. Saxophonist Eric Alexander's foundation in Dexter Gordon, for example, differs substantially from David Liebman's post-Coltrane sensibility. But with less commonplace instruments like the vibraphone, it's easier to trace a clear lineage. ...

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Dear Life

Label: Sirocco Music Limited
Released: 2004
Track listing: Wind in Your Willow; Dear Life; Cut and Paste; Eva; Ennui; For B.B.; Manhattan Rain; Malonius; Verrazano Moon.

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Joe Locke & 4 Walls Of Freedom: Dear Life

Read "Dear Life" reviewed by Elliott Simon


Consider the following: A musical concept that allows for total freedom within the context of the four walls of melody, rhythm, harmony and form is brought to fruition. Each player brings to this space instrumental virtuosity, a unique timbre, and a personal sense of dynamics and coloration. The first heady energetic foray into these circumscribed confines ...

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Joe Locke: On the Ascension, Part 2-2

Read "Joe Locke: On the Ascension, Part 2-2" reviewed by John Kelman


Part 1 | Part 2 Vibraphonist Joe Locke, while present on the music scene for over twenty years, has only recently begun to carve a unique place for himself with projects including woodwind player Tim Garland's Storms/Nocturnes Trio and his own 4 Walls of Freedom band. Part 1 of this interview examined Locke's development ...

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Joe Locke: On the Ascension, Part 1-2

Read "Joe Locke: On the Ascension, Part 1-2" reviewed by John Kelman


Part 1 | Part 2 While vibraphonist Joe Locke has been on the scene for over twenty years, it is only in the past half decade or so that his name has begun to reach a broader audience. This is in no small part due to his participation in two seminal groups: British reed ...


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