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Article: Year in Review

Katchie Cartwright's Best Jazz Albums Of 2023

by Katchie Cartwright
December 19, 2023

There were lots of fine new jazz albums in 2023. Too many for one to hear them all, much less try to rank them. So from among the excellent albums I reviewed on All About Jazz in 2023, here are 10 outstanding releases, projects that especially drew me in and kept me there. (Click the album ...

Article: Album Review

Tima Volozh: Jubilee

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by Katchie Cartwright
December 14, 2023

Jubilee is the excellent debut release of Russian-born New York-based drummer Tima Volozh. The group was formed in March 2022, assembled for a benefit performance in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The rhythm section features bassist Jerome Harris and guitarist Brad Shepik, both of whom are known for their work with drummer Paul Motian, among ...

Article: Live Review

Bill Charlap Trio at Jazz, TX

by Katchie Cartwright
November 21, 2023

Bill Charlap Trio Jazz, TX San Antonio, Texas November 14, 2023 Back in March 2020, the Bill Charlap Trio featuring Peter Washington and Kenny Washington was the last act hosted by Jazz, TX before the pandemic shut everything down. They made a deep impression, and--nearly four years later--the club was ...

Album

Rainy Afternoon

By Katchie Cartwright

Label: Harriton Carved Wax
Released: 2020
Track listing: Tarde De Chuva (Paulo Moura); Tico-Tico No Fuba (Zequinha Abreu); Caminho De Casa (Nelson Ayres); Groovy Samba (Sérgio Mendes).

Article: Album Review

Richard Oppenheim: Greenhorn in a Red State

Read "Greenhorn in a Red State" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian

by Hrayr Attarian
April 8, 2014

Saxophonist Richard Oppenheim's Greenhorn in a Red State is a delightful album with a tight, simmering groove and filled with musically unique twist and turns. Inspired by his relocation to San Antonio from New York and the relative culture shock this entailed the seven originals are witty, nostalgic and restless. The front line of ...