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BeatleJazz: All You Need
by J Hunter
Remember when Miles Davis used Michael Jackson's “Human Nature" and Cyndi Lauper's “Time After Time" as concert staples? The uproar over his choices brings up a question: What, exactly, is a standard? Is the definition strictly limited to the contents of The Great American Songbook? Or is it simply a tune that did not originate as ...
TNT: A Tommy Newsom Tribute
Label: Lightyear Entertainment
Released: 2005
Track listing: Titter Pipes; Pensativa; Three Shades of Blue; Moonlight; Nat Cole Medley; Too Late Now;
Trail Mix; Remember Medley; Come Sunday; Red Door.
No Funny Hats
By Buddy Rich
Label: Lightyear Entertainment
Released: 2005
Track listing: Intro; Grand Concourse; Bugle Call Rag; Tales of Rhoda Rat; Slow Funk; Someday My Prince Will Come; West Side Story
With a Little Help From Our Friends
By BeatleJazz
Label: Lightyear Entertainment
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. Yes It Is 2. Piggies 3. Imagine 4. Strawberry Fields Forever 5. I Will 6. Working Class Hero 7. A Hard Day's Night 8. Across the Universe 9. Lovely Rita 10. And I Love Her 11. The End 12. Chains
Sherrie Maricle & The DIVA Jazz Orchestra: TNT: A Tommy Newsom Tribute
by Edward Blanco
TNT is the fifth album by the explosive New York-based all-female DIVA Jazz Orchestra, blending a contemporary mainstream big band sound with a progressive flavor. Founded by a former relief drummer for the Buddy Rich Big Band, Stanley Kay, the fifteen piece big band has been under the direction of bandleader/drummer Dr. Sherrie Maricle for the ...
Buddy Rich Band: No Funny Hats
by Rusty Aceves
Musically, as he seemed to be in life, Buddy Rich was practically bulletproof. For that reason, Lightyear's recent release of this 1978 performance is really beyond criticism, and for Rich fans, a newly issued live recording is cause for celebration. Regardless, this set is as representative of the power and authority of the drummer and his ...
BeatleJazz: With a Little Help from Our Friends
by Jim Santella
With its third album of reinterpreted songs associated with the era of the Beatles, this sterling piano trio (plus guests) explores spiritual themes and poignant melodies that have long been tucked away in our mind's library of influential music. Both the latter, mystical period and the earlier, blue collar, everyday affair with the Beatles are included ...
BeatleJazz: With a Little Help From Our Friends
by Paul Olson
Let me be the first to admit that I am prejudiced against jazz musicians covering the Beatles. This is in no way related to the source material: like all sentient mammals on the Planet Earth, I adore pretty much every note the Fabs recorded. It's just that their material is so weighted with cultural and nostalgic ...
Stone Jazz
Label: Lightyear Entertainment
Released: 2003
Track listing: Miss You; Satisfaction; Ruby Tuesday; This Could Be the Last Time; Jumpin
Various Artists: Stone Jazz
by AAJ Staff
“A-one and a-two: Can’t get me no...duh, duh, duh...Satisfaction, baby.” When you really think about it, Mulgrew Miller sort of looks like Keith Richards. Take out the Grecian Formula and Lenny White might be Charlie Watts. Charles Fambrough may be from Philadelphia, but with a little work, I see Bill Wyman. Stone Jazz proves ...
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