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Easy to Remember
Label: Nagel Heyer Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. It's Easy To Remember; 2. Restless; 3. Copi; 4. With Every Breath I Take; 5. Louisa; 6. Everything I
Love; 7. I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face; 8. Single Petal Of A Rose; 9. Love Came; 10. Good Old
Days; 11. Junk; 12. Smoke Rings; 13. High On You (bonus track).
Ken Peplowski: Easy to Remember
by Elliott Simon
Ken Peplowski is perhaps the best of an albeit too short list of baby-boomer swing clarinetists. On Easy to Remember he adeptly doubles on tenor and fronts a quintet of four like-minded musicians who similarly value musicianship and melody. Pianist Ted Rosenthal and guitarist Joe Cohn share frontline duties, while bassist Joe Fitzgerald and drummer Jeff ...
Easy To Remember
Label: Nagel Heyer Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. It's Easy To Remember 2. Restless 3. Copi 4. With Every Breath I Take
5. Louisa 6. Everything I Love 7. I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
8. Single Petal Of A Rose 9. Love Came 10. Good Old Days
11. Junk 12. Smoke Rings 13. High On You (bonus track)
Ken Peplowski: Taking Back Music
by AAJ Staff
Ken Peplowski We live in a time where virtually everything is available to everyone (anytime) at the touch of a fingertip. Because the computer age has revolutionized the speed at which we both process information and produce information, there are a significantly greater number of choices available to the “entertainment consumer". Along with ...
Ken Peplowski: Easy to Remember
by J. Robert Bragonier
Clarinetist Ken Peplowski can be counted on for about one new record a year; it apparently takes him most of that year to decide on material to include on the next album. Peps has been a staple in the jazz world for quite some time, having debuted at age 10 in 1969 in his home town ...
Ken Peplowski: Easy To Remember
by Mark F. Turner
The word “sublime" comes to mind when listening to the new recording by Ken Peplowski. One of today's premier clarinetists, the sound that he creates from his woodwind instrument is simply a pleasant and joyful experience. His new release Easy To Remember finds the clarinetist (and saxophonist) in a quintet setting featuring selections with a relaxed ...
The International Allstars Play Benny Goodman, Volume Two
Label: Nagel Heyer Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: The Sheik of Araby; I Must Have that Man; Jingles; Sleep; All the Things You Are; Jubilee; Everything I Love; Stompin' at the Savoy*; Body and Soul*; Lulu's Back in Town*
Ken Peplowski Quartet: Lost In the Stars
by C. Michael Bailey
Straight-ahead clarinet-lead quartet... One of the finest clarinetists to emerge in since the 1990s, Ken Peplowski has not so much redefined the jazz clarinet as rejuvenate it in the mainstream. The majority of his recent recordings have focused on Benny Goodman and swing-era music (hear last Swing of the Century , Tribute to Benny Goodman Volumes ...
Cynthia Sayer
by Robert Spencer
Time was when every self-respecting jazz band had a banjoist. The legendary Johnny St. Cyr did duty in both Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers and Louis Armstrong's Hot Five, and he was just the preeminent member of a hearty and considerable band. Listen to the banjo breaks on those great early sides, and you get ...
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