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Joe Lovano/Greg Osby: Friendly Fire
by Mark Corroto
The answer to the joke: What would John Coltrane and Charlie Parker be doing if they were alive today, is not, scratching on their respective coffin lids. No, if Bird and Trane were recording today, they would probably sound much like this offering by saxophonists Joe Lovano and Greg Osby. This recording for each comes on ...
Joe Lovano/Greg Osby: Friendly Fire
by C. Andrew Hovan
So here's the basic premise, a revival of the classic “jam session" pitting the saxophones of Joe Lovano and Greg Osby. But before you get the idea that this is one of those cutting contests, such as a duel between Johnny Griffin and Eddie “Lockjaw" Davis, think again. Cleveland, Ohio native Lovano, while acclaimed by both ...
Vertigo
By Chris Potter
Label: Concord Music Group
Released: 1998
Track listing: Shiva; Vertigo; Long Walk, Short Pier; Act III, Scene I; Fishy; This Will Be; Almost Home; Modeen's Mood; Wake Up.
Trio Fascination - Edition One
By Joe Lovano
Label: Blue Note
Released: 1998
Track listing: New York Fascination; Sanctuary Park; Eternal Joy; Ghost Of A Chance; Studio Rivbea; Cymbalism; Impressionistic; Villa Paradiso; 4 On The Floor; Days Of Yore;
Joe Lovano: Trio Fascination
by Jim Santella
Never predictable, Joe Lovano's saxophone artistry has him moving in all directions at once. Similarly, his ensembles have ranged from large to small, and this latest session features an excellent grouping. Presenting his own compositions, the 45-year-old leader draws upon nearly 30 years of professional experience and dedicates the album to those artists in Cleveland, Ohio ...
Joe Lovano & Gonzalo Rubalcaba: Flying Colors
by Jim Santella
Pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba makes an excellent match for Joe Lovano's “don't pigeon-hole me" style. From mainstream to Third Stream to avant-garde, the saxophonist continues to do it his way successfully. Rubalcaba's eclectic piano technique includes classical elements, straight-ahead jazz phrases, percussive Latin-influenced grooves, and special statements, such as plucking the piano's strings. Together, they make a ...
Joe Lovano: Celebrating Sinatra
by Jim Santella
Have you ever walked into the next room and, upon hearing a Frank Sinatra recording, began singing along, “Fly me to the moon, dah dum da dum da dum, in other words" and couldn't quite remember the rest of the lyrics? Joe Lovano and Manny Albam had that in mind when they sat ...
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