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John Lee
After graduating from Berklee College of Music in 2016 South Korea born John Lee established himself as a prominent multi-instrumentalist in Vancouver making his debut album The Artist. He is a distinguished force in the jazz world introducing his dynamic compositions, and arrangements to a global audience. The 32 year old bass player sets a tone for further profound expression to come.
Tippin'
By Carl Allen
Label: Cellar Music Group
Released: 2025
Track listing: Parker's Mood; Happy Times; A Modern Story;
Hidden Agenda; Alte Ego; The Inchworm; L's
Bop; Song
for Abdullah; Roy's Joy; James; They Say It's
Wonderful; Put On a Happy Face.
Cory Weeds Meets Jerry Weldon
By Cory Weeds
Label: Cellar Music Group
Released: 2025
Track listing: Hey Lock !; Princess; Toyh; Olé; Just As Though You Were Here; Lady Be Good; I
Had The Craziest Dream; One Flight Down; 323 Shuter.
You Don't Know Jack!
Label: Cellar Music Group
Released: 2025
Track listing: Early America; The Jolly Black Giant; You Don't Know Jack!; 6:30 In The Morning; Microcosmic Orbit; Have You Met Joan?; Why'd You Have To Go And Lie To Me Boy; I Like A Big Schnazolle.
Cory Weeds: Cory Weeds Meets Jerry Weldon
by Jack Bowers
A proper response to the statement Cory Weeds Meets Jerry Weldon could well be “it's about time!" Although widely separated geographically--Weeds is Canadian, Weldon a native New Yorker--these masters of the tenor saxophone have been brightening stages and delighting audiences at venues in the U.S. and around the world for decades. And even though they have ...
Corey Weeds: Cory Weeds Meets Jerry Weldon
by Pierre Giroux
Tenor saxophone battles are a rich tradition in jazz, dating back to the vibrant days of Gene Ammons and Dexter Gordon and especially the fiery partnership of Eddie Davis and Johnny Griffin. With Cory Weeds Meets Jerry Weldon, the torch is passed with style, swagger, and an infectious swing. Weeds, the Canadian impresario and saxophonist, teams ...
Sharel Cassity: In the Spirit
by Katchie Cartwright
Even on an old familiar tune like Charlie Chaplin's “Smile" (1936), it is clear from note one that Sharel Cassity is a child of Bird, an altoist in the modernist tradition of Charlie Parker. Her first influence was actually her biological father, an organist, with whom she shared the stage in New Orleans at age 11, ...
Carl Allen: Tippin'
by Pierre Giroux
Drummer Carl Allen's release Tippin' is an opportune occasion, as it is Allen's first album as a leader in over twenty years. For this storytelling experience, Allen brought together two luminaries of modern jazz: the internationally renowned bassist Christian McBride and the phenomenal horn player Chris Potter. The trio created a cohesive and compelling narrative, resulting ...
Brian Charette: You Don't Know Jack!
by Pierre Giroux
Brian Charette's release You Don't Know Jack! is a heartfelt acknowledgement of the influence of the legendary organist Jack McDuff upon his career. This began unknowingly when Charette purchased his first Hammond B3 and learned it once belonged to McDuff. In this spirited endeavour, Charette has enlisted several bold-name players, including tenor saxophonist Cory Weeds, guitarist ...
Carl Allen: Tippin'
by Dan Bilawsky
Save for a pair of co-led albums with bassist Rodney Whitaker, it's been more than two decades since master drummer Carl Allen released an album under his own name. Rectifying the situation, he delivers this high-appeal, in-the-pocket trio program with bassist Christian McBride and tenor saxophonist Chris Potter. When choosing the personnel for ...
