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Sheila Jordan: Winter Sunshine

Read "Winter Sunshine" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza

by Jerry D'Souza

Sheila Jordan has stamped her class as a jazz singer over a career that has spanned 60 years. She has an articulate sense of phrasing and rhythm and she can ad lib at the turn of a note, but it is the emotion she draws out of a lyric that makes her standout. Jordan proves her ...

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Paul Bley: About Time

Read "About Time" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza

by Jerry D'Souza

Pianist Paul Bley has set many milestones along his illustrious career, taking the piano on undiscovered paths and fermenting his art with unbridled imagination. Risk has never daunted him, and even as he takes it, he keeps logic in lockstep.He is as much at home in avant-garde and free explorations as he is in ...

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David Murray & Mal Waldron: Silence

Read "Silence" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza

by Jerry D'Souza

David Murray (tenor saxophone, bass clarinet) and Mal Waldron (piano) recorded this album in Brussels in 1991. Waldron passed away in 2002, leaving Siilence  as a strong testimony to his art and skill. The natural co-relation between Murray and Waldron characterizes the music. They construct skilled structures with the melody, essaying it ...

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Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Dream Garden

Read "Dream Garden" reviewed by J Hunter

by J Hunter

During his formative years in Chicago and Detroit, percussionist Adam Rudolph sat at the feet of a number of fantastic musicians, most notably Don Cherry and Fred Anderson. Combine that mentoring with Rudolph's years-long study of African and Indian rhythm traditions, and you get Cyclic Verticalism--a compositional matrix that allows the prolific percussionist's players to create ...

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Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Dream Garden

Read "Dream Garden" reviewed by Jeff Stockton

by Jeff Stockton

They used to say that everyone who bought the first Velvet Underground record must have started a band. In time, we may come to realize that every jazz musician who moved into the area of World Music first caught the bug from Don Cherry's Mu, Brown Rice, or any of the other number of globally-minded records ...

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David Murray: Sacred Ground

Read "Sacred Ground" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Album programmatico, Sacred Ground trae origine dalle musiche che David Murray ha scritto per il documentario ”Banished”, film di Marco Williams che racconta alcuni episodi oscuri della storia americana, legati all'espulsione (da cui il titolo del film) di migliaia di persone di colore in alcuni stati del Sud e del Midwest. Queste musiche sono state poi ...

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Bennie Wallace: Disorder at the Border, The Music of Coleman Hawkins

Read "Disorder at the Border, The Music of Coleman Hawkins" reviewed by Laurel Gross

by Laurel Gross

Left New York's Jazz Standard last month barefoot because the band blew my socks (and even my boots) off. Baby it was cold outside, a December night threatening snow. But Bennie Wallace and the boys had played so hot I was warmed up inside and so immune to any chill. Wallace has been ...

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I Ain't Looking at You

By Alvin Queen

Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: There's Blues Everywhere; Seven Steps to Heaven; Contemplation; Queen's Beat; I Ain't Looking at You; Shirley's Song; Old Folks; Nutsville; Mellow Soul.

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Sacred Ground

By David Murray

Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Sacred Ground; Transitions; Pierce City; Banished; Believe In Love; Family Reunion; The Prophet Of Doom.

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Political Blues

By World Saxophone Quartet

Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Political Blues; Hal


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