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Article: Album Review

David Binney: Graylen Epicenter

Read "Graylen Epicenter" reviewed by Troy Collins


Saxophonist, composer and producer David Binney, a progressive artist with one foot in the mainstream and the other in the avant-garde, has gracefully skirted the tenuous divide between traditions for over two decades. Regularly alternating between semi-casual blowing dates and far more ambitious projects, Binney follows up the relatively straight-ahead Aliso (Criss Cross, 2010) and lavish ...

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News: Performance / Tour

December at The Cornelia Street Cafe

December at The Cornelia Street Cafe

"A Culinary As Well A Cultural Landmark" Proclamation, City of New York, 1987 For reservations and more info call 212 989 9319, located at 29 Cornelia Street, Greenwich Village, NYC 10014, email us&#[email protected] Showtimes: Weeknights: 6:00 PM, 8:30 PM, 10:00 PM, Weekends: 6:00 PM, 9:00 PM and 10:30 PM (doors open @ ...

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News: Performance / Tour

This Week at The Cornelia Street Cafe: November 29 to December 6

This Week at The Cornelia Street Cafe: November 29 to December 6

This Week @ The CORNELIA STREET CAFE NOVEMBER 29—December 6, 2010 Venue: The Cornelia Street Café “A Culinary As Well A Cultural Landmark" Proclamation, City of New York, 1987 For reservations and more info call 212-989-9319 Located at 29 Cornelia Street, Greenwich Village, NYC 10014, [email protected] ...

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Article: Album Review

Ralph Alessi: Cognitive Dissonance

Read "Cognitive Dissonance" reviewed by John Kelman


For his Cam Jazz debut, trumpeter Ralph Alessi recruits two key players from his sadly overlooked Look (Between the Lines, 2007). But while ubiquitous bassist Drew Gress (Marc Copland, Claudia Quintet) is a mainstay of Cognitive Dissonance, pianist Andy Milne only guests on the knottily themed but swinging “Sir" and a quirkily, near-unrecognizable version of Stevie ...

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Article: Live Review

David Binney Quartet at L'Astral in Montreal, May 13, 2010

Read "David Binney Quartet at L'Astral in Montreal, May 13, 2010" reviewed by John Kelman


David Binney QuartetL'Astral Montréal, Canada May 13, 2010 For one night, saxophonist David Binney brought a little taste of the 55 Bar to Montréal's L'Astral, courtesy of the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal. Mind you, as much as the well-known New York club acts as a regular performance space for ...

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Daniel Kelly, Gary Peacock & Marc Copland, Allison Miller: Solo, Duo, Trio

Read "Daniel Kelly, Gary Peacock & Marc Copland, Allison Miller: Solo, Duo, Trio" reviewed by J Hunter


It can be argued that a quartet offers jazz listeners maximum effect with minimal personnel. It allows for two solo voices without compromising the rhythm section, and gives a composer access to a wider range of colors than could be provided by a smaller group. Then again, there are players doing much more with much less. ...

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Article: Album Review

Dan Weiss Trio: Timshel

Read "Timshel" reviewed by John Kelman


First gaining recognition with Indo-Pakistani guitarist Rez Abbasi, Dan Weiss has enjoyed a successful last few years. In addition to working with guitarist Joel Harrison, and saxophonists Rudresh Mahanthappa and David Binney, the debut of his now five year-old piano trio, No Yes When (Tone of a Pitch, 2006), was as uncompromising as anything released that ...

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Urban Myths

Label: HighNote Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: You Must Go Through a Winter; 125 and Lenox; Mood Rodeo; Last Waltz for Queva; Straight No Chaser (variations); Between the Traveler and the Setting Sun; Urban Myths; High Expectation Low Return.

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Rent Romus' Lords of Outland XV (The First Fifteen Years 1994-2009)

Label: Edgetone Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Lonely Man With Cat ;Muddled Fruit ;Decent of the Avatar ;Quest for Reality ;Aces for Albert ;Snow Ghost Meets Goddess of KIBU 0;Fray ;Funk it all ;Turk Time Swing ;Chthulu Shuffle Dance ;Out to Brunch ;Grey Mist Before the Storm ;Corporate Intelligence, no more than ever ;So Jump Through the Hoop and See ;The Asshat Zombie Dance ;until they open their eyes Godzilla sleeps ;Strut like a Chimp ;In Faith of the Deep ;When the Time is Right ;Sound Will Align So We Can ;Never Stand Still

Article: Album Review

Joel Harrison: Urban Myths

Read "Urban Myths" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Modern Jazz La produzione discografica di Joel Harrison si caratterizza per un vasto eclettismo che ha portato il chitarrista residente a Brooklyn a rivisitare la musica country in maniera anche radicale (Free Country), a improvvisare sulle composizioni dell'ex Beatles George Harrison (Harrison on Harrison), a utilizzare un quartetto d'archi e due chitarre per rendere omaggio alla ...


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