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News: Recording

Guitarist Dan Adler's Debut Release "All Things Familiar"

March 19, 2009

All Things Familiar is guitarist Dan Adler’s first CD as a leader. Born and raised in Israel, Dan Adler studied music and composition privately while learning the craft of Jazz by playing with some of Israel’s best known musicians while he was still a teenager. After moving to the US in 1986, Dan Adler has made ...

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A Jamais

By Joshua Breakstone

Label: Capri Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: A Jamais (Forever); B's Way; Taken for Granted; Tomorrow's Hours; Raids on the Unspeakable; 1802; Chanson des Cevennes (Song of the Cevennes); Arriverderci MOMA; Sittin' on the Thing with Ming; On the Wall; Hallucinations

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Article: Album Review

Joshua Breakstone: A Jamais

Read "A Jamais" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone

by Michael P. Gladstone
June 8, 2004

On a balmy evening in mid-January, 2003 on Duval Street in Key West, I was quite surprised to find Joshua Breakstone just concluding his second set at an outdoor cafe. After another hour of music and introductions, I changed my travel plans in order to catch Breakstone two nights later at another Key West venue teamed ...

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Joshua Breakstone: A Jamais

Read "A Jamais" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza

by Jerry D'Souza
May 25, 2004

Joshua Breakstone is back with what he loves doing best: playing guitar with a melodic grace. One could even see it as an immaculate articulation, his lines clean, his notes uncomplicated, doublets that augment the shape, improvisations creating craft of a high order. Breakstone has been in his straight-ahead groove over the space ...

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Joshua Breakstone: A Jamais

by John Kelman
May 18, 2004

Joshua Breakstone may well be the torch bearer for traditional jazz guitar that few have heard. While he has released some fourteen recordings in the past twenty years for a number of labels, his work on other people's recordings is sparse indeed. And that’s unfortunate because one of the ways that an artist gains exposure is ...

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