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Mike Nock and Marty Ehrlich: The Waiting Game

Read "The Waiting Game" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey

Duo. The Waiting Game probably has more in common with Mark Ramsden and Steve Lodder ( Above The Clouds, Naxos Jazz 84041-2) than Buddy DeFranco and Dave McKenna or George Cables and Art Pepper. This disc is almost completely improvisatory in nature, Nock and Ehrlich working from simple motifs with a fair share of famous Nock ...

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Mike Nock - Marty Ehrlich: The Waiting Game

Read "The Waiting Game" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

The Waiting Game is all about two top-flight jazz professionals uniting for a series of duets consisting of original compositions and a few standards along with arrangements of traditional songs. Multi-reedman Marty Ehrlich is an important figure in modern jazz, as few will argue that notion. Along with the skillful and ever-resourceful pianist Mike Nock (who ...

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Love Me Tender Vol. 2

Label: Love Records
Released: 1999

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Love: No Strings Attached

Label: Love Records
Released: 1999

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Love In Black

Label: Love Records
Released: 1999

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Play

By Mike Stern

Label: Love Records
Released: 1999

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Man Behind Bars

By Mike Mainieri

Label: Love Records
Released: 1999

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Mike Stern: Play

Read "Play" reviewed by Jason West

by Jason West

For fans of Mike Stern, recommending his latest CD is like preaching to the choir, but for those unfamiliar with Stern’s guitar, PLAY maybe the music that calls you to the church-house door. Teamed up with guitar-buds John Scofield and Bill Frisell, Stern offers music lovers, and guitar devotees especially, a cornucopia of killer riffs, funky ...

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Mike Stern: Play

Read "Play" reviewed by Douglas Payne

by Douglas Payne

If Mike Stern were a guitarist coming out of the 1960s, he'd be a hero today. Sure, there's always John McLaughlin. But not many other guitarists then - or now - could play rock guitar with the high degree of intimacy and the non-assaulting technical prowess that Mike Stern has always possessed.Plus, if there ...


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