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Interplay

Label: Azica Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Eleanor's Folly; Django; Bluesette; Goodbye; Darn That Dream; Poinciana; Polka Dots and Moonbeams; Weaver of Dreams

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John Stein Trio: Interplay

Read "Interplay" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


On his fifth album as a leader, John Stein eschews original compositions for standards, except for one tune ("Eleanor's Folly"). Picking up some great tunes could be a good idea in itself. But there is ambivalence in his approach. Stein can go out and inject a measure of intensity, or he can keep the cool in ...

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Conversation Pieces

Label: Jardis Music
Released: 2002
Track listing: Up and at 'Em; Serengeti; Half Minor; Oak Bluffs; September; Stepping Stones; S

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John Stein: Conversation Pieces

Read "Conversation Pieces" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Blessed are the eavesdroppers, for they shall overhear such consistently beguiling conversations as those between guitarist John Stein, reedmeister David “Fathead" Newman and their eloquent companions, bassist Keala Kaumeheiwa and drummer Greg Conroy. Even though the guitarist “puts words in his mouth" (all of the compositions are Stein's), Newman evidently relishes the thought-provoking interplay, as this ...

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Portraits and Landscapes

Label: Jardis Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: Samba Nights, Moonlight in Vermont, Be Ooo Ba, Sarlat, Mister Dave, Madelyn, Sammy, Rio Con Brio, Ben J Man, Switch-a-Roo

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John Stein: Portraits and Landscapes

Read "Portraits and Landscapes" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Here’s an album that definitely lives up to its name, as guitarist John Stein and his colleagues paint a series of exquisite “pictures in sound,” all but one of which were written by Stein himself. The exception is the standard “Moonlight in Vermont,” given a pleasurable ride by Stein’s working trio (bassist Keala Kaumeheiwa, drummer Greg ...

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John Stein: Portraits and Landscapes

Read "Portraits and Landscapes" reviewed by Dave Nathan


Jardis Records is the German counterpart of England's String Jazz label. Both concentrate on guitar music and performers. Here Jardis has reached across the Atlantic to put to a CD the styling of Boston's John Stein. Stein, who teaches harmony at the prestigious Berklee College, gathered together some like minded cohorts for a solid session of ...

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John Stein: Portraits and Landscapes

Read "Portraits and Landscapes" reviewed by C. Andrew Hovan


Once in a while an artist comes along who simply takes you by surprise and that in turn is what keeps jazz the evolving and appealing art form that it is. Such is the case with guitarist John Stein, a mainstay on the Boston jazz scene and an established artist who certainly is deserving of wider ...

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Green Street

Label: a/l/l
Released: 1999
Track listing: Boogie Lou, Hotcakes, Jack's Back, Sultry, Green Street, Greyhound, Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me, Culebra, Digits, Be Ooo Ba, You Stepped Out of a Dream

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The John Stein Trio: Green Street

Read "Green Street" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Many jazz enthusiasts have received the resurgence of the “Organ Combo” with welcome arms. On Green Street, guitarist John Stein along with organist Ken Clark and drummer Dave Hurst pursue turf that originated in the 1950’s & 60’s following the traditional approaches of Jimmy Smith, Brother Jack McDuff and others. The John Stein Trio along with ...


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