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Gambit: Brooklyn to Bulgaria
By Matt Darriau
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Theo's Gambit; Maichinko; Paidushko; Point; Faux 7; Free Gaida; Čoček I Gong; Tudorka.
Pleased To Meet You
By Hank Jones
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: What Am I Here For?; Groove Merchant; Ripples; Makin Whoopie; I'll Remember April; Star Eyes; Blues for Big Scotia; Cakewalk; Monk's Mood; I Remember OP; Lonely Woman.
The Devil Tried To Kill Me
By David Murray
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Kiama For Obama; Africa; Southern Skies; The Devil Tried To Kill Me;
Congo List Canto Oneguine; Southern Skies (Radio Edit); Africa (Radio
Edit).
Silence
By Mal Waldron
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: 01. Free For C.T. (Waldron/Roach); 02. Silence (Murray); 03. Hurray for Herbie (Waldron); 04. I Should Care (Cahn/Stordhal/Weston); 05. Jean-Pierre (Davis); 06. All Too
Soon (Ellington/Sigman); 07. Soul Eyes (Waldron/Wolfe).
Hank Jones / Oliver Jones: Pleased To Meet You
by Raul d'Gama Rose
What a surprise to hear the first-ever recording that joins piano maestros Hank Jones and Oliver Jones. A Detroit native, ninety-year-old Hank Jones is from the family that gave us Thad “Bartok with Wings" Jones and polyrhythmist Elvin Jones, and he has participated in historic bebop sessions with Charlie Parker and memorable duets ...
David Murray and the Gwo ka Masters: The Devil Tried To Kill Me
by Mark F. Turner
This global block party, by saxophonist David Murray, blends ebullient African- rhythms with funk and jazz, brought by a fiery band that integrates two Gwo ka masters (Guadalupean drummers/vocalists), some sassy urban soul from pianist/vocalist Sista Kee, and the world renowned blues voice of Taj Mahal. The Devil Tried To Kill Me is Murray's third release ...
Brandi Disterheft: Second Side
by Raul d'Gama Rose
The leap forward from Debut (Superfran Records, 2007) to Second Side is, quite literally, a significant one for Canadian-born bassist, Brandi Disterheft. Now enjoying herself immensely, the bassist appears to greet her emerging music with infinite self-assurance and unabashed style. Claiming spiritual (and therefore musical) ancestry from Charles Mingus, Disterheft plays with a rare muscularity, thrusting ...
The Drum Thing
Album: Mighty Long Way
By Alvin Queen
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2009
Duration: 06:25
Hilary Kole: Haunted Heart
by Andrew Velez
This listener can't recall in years so smashing a solo CD debut as this winner. Hilary Kole's lengthy runs in cabaret and club appearances with song revues “Our Sinatra" and “Singing Astaire," singing some of the best of the American Songbook, have served her well. The mix here is flawless, ranging from such evergreens as Rodgers-Hart's ...
Quadro Nuevo: Cine Passion
by Jerry D'Souza
When Robert Wolf, Mulo Francel, D. D. Lowka and Heinz-Ludger Jeromin (his place has since been taken by Andreas Hinterseher) were commissioned to write a film score little did they know that fate would play a hand in that meeting. Having completed the assignment, the four found that there was chemistry between them. They decided to ...
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