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October 29, 2007

Album: Live at Cafe Metropol
By Kim Richmond
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2007
Duration: 10:55

Album

CrossWeave

By Kim Richmond

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Track listing: Troubleshooter, Always With You, Touch of Your Lips, Love is Kind, CrossWeave, Common Denominator, Beachwood, If You Could See Me Now, Groovin' High

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Kim Richmond/Clay Jenkins Ensemble: CrossWeave

Read "CrossWeave" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
October 6, 2004

CrossWeave 's opener, Troubleshooter," drives in on a tight rhythm groove that leads into some clean three horn harmony by trumpeter Clay Jenkins, alto saxophonist Kim Richmond, and tenor sax man Rich Perry, with a sound that harkens back to the classic Blue Note Records days, some of those classic sets by Lee Morgan and Art ...

Album

Refractions

By Kim Richmond

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2003
Track listing: Continued Obscurity; Precious Promises; Fantasy on You Must Believe in Spring; Variations; Franz; Stella by Starlight; 3 Refractions; Tumbling Tumbleweeds; America the Beautiful (74:35).

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Kim Richmond Concert Jazz Orchestra: Refractions

$Read "Refractions" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey$

by C. Michael Bailey
November 14, 2003

...a lush cinematic soundscape... Kim Richmond is a Left Coast saxophonist and arranger who has won his bread performing in pop-oriented settings. Well respected and sought after, Richmond has made several recordings as a leader. On Refractions, he opts for an impressionistic/expressionistic big band sound, music that ebbs and flows, demanding the attention of the listener. ...

Article: Album Review

The Kim Richmond Concert Jazz Orchestra: Refractions

$Read "Refractions" reviewed by Jack Bowers$

by Jack Bowers
September 25, 2003

Refractions is a beautiful album, one in which almost everything composer/arranger Kim Richmond touches turns to gold. From one who was largely unimpressed by the Concert Jazz Orchestra's previous endeavors, that's saying a lot. But I'm only too happy to change course and sprinkle praise where it is due. If every album by a “concert orchestra" ...