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Claire Daly: Movin' On
by Jack Bowers
Who’d have bet that Jeru’s lineal successor would be a woman? I’m not saying Claire Daly sounds like or even emulates Mulligan; she doesn’t. But she’s closer to him in spirit than anyone I’ve heard since Gerry left us in January ’96 (has it really been that long?). Comparisons aside, Daly is clearly one of the ...
Claire Daly: Movin' On
by C. Michael Bailey
The Lady is a...Baritone Saxophonist After 10 years with the all-female big band Diva and three years with former Microscopic Septet leader Joel Forrester, saxophonist Claire Daly finally waxed digital sides as a leader. She debuted as front-woman with Swing Low (Koch Jazz 7872, 1999) and is now following this up with ...
Mike Phineas Newborn, Jr.: The Piano Artistry of Phineas Newborn / Phineas' Rainbow
by C. Michael Bailey
Phineas, we hardly knew ye... Whiteville, Tennessee native Phineas Newborn, Jr. swam in a pool of mental and physical challenges most of his professional life. Between the mid-1950s and the mid-'70s, Newborn was to bob to the surface to produce one masterpiece after another. Technically brilliant, Newborn was probably a bit closer to the aesthetic of ...
Claire Daly: Movin' On
by Dave Nathan
Baritone saxophonist Claire Daly's second album focuses on songs that deal with dire events leading to the loss of persons held dear. Just before she recorded this CD, she lost her mother and nephew. One of her icons, Gerry Mulligan, had also recently passed away. Tommy Turrentine's You Said It" is included as a tribute to ...
Jiggs Whigham with the Netherlands Metropole Orchestra: Love Walked In
by Jack Bowers
Although he was born in the U.S., trombonist Jiggs Whigham’s name is far better known to Jazz enthusiasts overseas, especially in Europe, than it is to those in his native country. That’s because Whigham has lived abroad since 1965 when he went to Cologne, Germany, to join the Kurt Edelhagen Orchestra. To say that the Ohio ...
Introducing Wayne Shorter
Label: VeeJay Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Blues A La Carte; Harry's Last Stand; Down In The Depths; Pug Nose; Black Diamond; Mack The Knife; Blues A La Carte (Alt); Harry's Last Stand (Alt); Down In The Depths (Alt); Black Diamond (Alt) (Total Time: 53:44).
Sketches of James: Selections from the James Taylor Songbook
Label: KOCH International Jazz
Released: 2001
Track listing: Unfortunately, the song order on the CD bears no resemblance to the sequence listed on the booklet and back card - that's quite annoying. Here is the correct song sequence: Your Smiling Face (Gerald Albright); New Tune (Oscar Castro-Neves); Something in the Way She Moves (Mitchel Forman Trio); Nobody But You (Les McCann); Secret O'Life (Shirley Horn); Only a Dream in Rio (Flora Purim and Airto Moreira); Fire and Rain (Poncho Sanchez' Latin Jazz Band); You Make It Easy (Robben Ford); Steamroller (Tower of Power); Long Ago and Far Away (New York Voices). (48:46)
Deja Blue
Label: KOCH International Jazz
Released: 2001
Track listing: Deja Blue; Poetry Man; It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House; I'd Like to be Baby to You; Sadness; I Told You I Love You, Now Get Out; Azure Te; Hello It's Me; Bittersweet Surrender; Now Or Never; Do You Sometimes Think Of Us?; Con Alma/Am I Blue?.
Mainstream
Label: KOCH International Jazz
Released: 2001
Track listing: Sweethearts On Parade; I Can
My Foolish Heart
Label: KOCH International Jazz
Released: 2001
Track listing: My Foolish Heart; the Shadow of Your Smile; Lover Man; Yesterday I
Heard the Rain; Never Let Me Go; When October Goes; Body and Soul;
Crazy He Calls Me; If You Could See Me Now. (Total Time: 54:05



