Home » Search Center » Results: Kari-On Productions

Results for "Kari-On Productions"

Advanced search options

101

News: Recording

Leanne Weatherly CD Go and Find...Available Now

Leanne Weatherly CD Go and Find...Available Now

Go and Find... continues a journey of passionate and heart-felt storylines. Leanne creates a fabric of intricate lyrical plots coupled with inviting and warm vocals. Her ability to convey the core emotion of a song is the cornerstone of her latest release Go and Find.... Leanne self-produced her first album,Chocolate and Roses, and co-produced her three ...

224

Article: Album Review

The Eric Byrd Trio + 4: Brother Ray

Read "Brother Ray" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


Pianist/vocalist Eric Byrd leads a busy musical life with his group, working out of the Washington, D.C. area and representing the United States as a jazz ambassador at The Kennedy Center, as well as in South and Central American nations. With the release of Maceo Parker's tribute to Ray Charles Roots and Grooves (Heads ...

220

Article: Album Review

Tangria Jazz Group: Tangria Jazz Group

Read "Tangria Jazz Group" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


On their third release, the self-titled Tangria Jazz Group continues to impress. With lots of positive press from the San Francisco Bay Area this trio, led by drummer/composer Sheryl Mebane with keyboardist Simon Rochester and bassist Justin Hellman, is thoroughly interactive and entertaining. Founded in 1997, Tangria Jazz Group has evolved with its most ...

226

Article: Album Review

Pamela Hines Trio: Return

Read "Return" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


Following in the footsteps of Drop 2 (Spice Rack Records, 2006), pianist Pamela Hines and her trio returns for an even better example of the jazz piano trio, augmented by guest saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi. Her rhythm section of bassist John Lockwood and drummer Bob Gullotti remain intact. Commentary on Hines' previous albums ...

470

Article: Album Review

Bill Hart: Subject to Change

Read "Subject to Change" reviewed by Geannine Reid


Guitarist Bill Hart's early training was fairly non-traditional. As a teenager, he spent time playing in theaters performing The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Little Shop of Horrors. Fascinated by the mathematical precision of music, Hart attended the Guitar Institute of Technology in Hollywood, California, graduating with honors. Hart has studied under master guitarists including Mike ...

188

Article: Album Review

Dorothy Doring: Southern Exposure

Read "Southern Exposure" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


Jazz vocalist Dorothy Doring has a history with the Crescent City. A native of Minnesota vacationing in New Orleans in 2004, Doring encountered pianist David Torkanowsky, which led to her sitting in with his group. One thing led to another and, although the beginnings of this album began that year, it was not released until December, ...

261

Article: Album Review

Paul Carr: Musically Yours: Remembering Joe Henderson

Read "Musically Yours: Remembering Joe Henderson" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Listening to the music of tenor saxophonist Paul Carr, one recognizes that he has completely imbued the music of the late Joe Henderson, to whom he pays tribute on Musically Yours: Remembering Joe Henderson. Growing up in Texas under the spell of such “Texas Tenors" as Don Wilkerson and Arnett Cobb, Carr developed a big blusey ...

156

News: Performance / Tour

Patrice Williamson with Pamela Hines

Patrice Williamson with Pamela Hines

Jazz vocalist Patrice Williamson, a real master of improv, will appear with pianist Pamela Hines, whose new release has made the Jazzweek charts, at Chloe's Bistro, Hudson, MA on March 28, 2008. The food is outstanding. The duo has made regular appearances there since January. Both offer skillful, unpredictable improvisational journeys to really freshen up great ...

208

Article: Album Review

Debbie Poryes Trio: A Song in Jazz

Read "A Song in Jazz" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


The release of Debbie Poryes' A Song In Jazz is quite an impressive one for the California pianist. In listening to these tunes mostly from the Great American Songbook, namely the opening showtune, “A Wonderful Guy" from the Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific and the last track, the vastly popular hit “People" from Jule Styne's Funny ...

199

Article: Album Review

Dorothy Doring: Southern Exposure

Read "Southern Exposure" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Minnesota-based vocalist Dorothy Doring followed the Mississippi River from her native Minnesota down to New Orleans to record her CD Southern Exposure.The set opens with the time-tested Consuelo Velasques tune, “Besame Mucho." It's a song that's been covered by, seemingly, everybody: The Beatles, Carmen McCrae, Frank Sinatra, Nat “King" Cole and so on. So ...


Engage

Get more of a good thing!

Our weekly newsletter highlights our top stories, our special offers, and upcoming jazz events near you.

Install All About Jazz

iOS Instructions:

To install this app, follow these steps:

All About Jazz would like to send you notifications

Notifications include timely alerts to content of interest, such as articles, reviews, new features, and more. These can be configured in Settings.