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The Rise

Label: Label Bleu
Released: 2003
Track listing: The saloon (life is just a game); Ginger bread; Bulkamer; Anda, jaleo; Tu mi turbi (intro); Tu mi turbi; Kenyatta; The rise; El gato porteno; Contigo en la distancia; Hulio's blues.

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Bojan Z Trio: Transpacifik

Read "Transpacifik" reviewed by Carlos Silva

by Carlos Silva
December 7, 2003

This art of music has the virtue of being plural and boundless. Even so, its development has allowed the formation of certain well-fenced lots. For instance, people say that Coltrane's playing was a definite landmark that no sax player after him could beat. Equally, they say that Tatum, Powell, and Evans did the whole thing that ...

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Gary Lucas: The Edge of Heaven

Read "The Edge of Heaven" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff
March 21, 2003

These days it seems like producers are constantly scrambling for the next “untouched" genre to market, from Cuban sones to hardcore bluegrass to bamboo percussion from Micronesia. Novelty sells, or so they believe. Thus the hype surrounding Gary Lucas's latest album, The Edge of Heaven. Some of you may know Lucas from his edgy guitar work ...

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Julien Lourau: The Rise

Read "The Rise" reviewed by Carlos Silva

by Carlos Silva
February 1, 2003

I first heard Julien Lourau on Abbey Lincoln's Who Used to Dance. He played this tenor pocket solo a la Coltrane that immediately connected me not to his roots, but to his possibilities as a saxophonist. He was about to achieve a voice of his own. Thereafter I found him on Henri Texier's Mad Nomad(s). Texier ...

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