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Live At Dreher Paris 1981
By Mal Waldron
Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Let
Mal Waldron/Steve Lacy: Live At Dreher Paris 1981
by Mark Corroto
The digital age with its bits and bytes has allowed for huge musical projects and reissue bonanzas. We have come from Louis Armstrong playing two minute classics cut into cylinders to today’s complete recordings of Miles Davis’ Bitches Brew and Jack Johnson sessions, expanded from double LPs to four and five CDs of raw material. Like ...
Riding A Zephyr
By Mal Waldron
Label: Soul Note
Released: 2002
Track listing: You; Finding My Love; Cattin
Left Alone Revisited
By Archie Shepp
Label: Soul Note
Released: 2002
Track listing: Easy Living; Nice Work If You Can Get It; Everything Happens to Me; Left Alone; When Your Lover Has Gone; I Only Have Eyes for You; Blues for 52nd Street; Porgy; Lady Sings the Blues; Left Alone (Spoken Lyrics).
Mal Waldron/Judi Silvano: Riding A Zephyr
by Jerry D'Souza
During his lifetime Mal Waldron teamed with some great jazz musicians, including Billie Holiday. He was never afraid of taking chances with his music, often flying in the face of convention. He chose to express himself in modes that gave unusual shape and texture to his compositions. Those traits are in evidence here. In one of ...
Mal Waldron: One More Time
by AAJ Staff
A self-described “high point" for pianist Mal Waldron, One More Time goes eight times further than the title suggests. On this collection of eight tunes (all originals), Waldron spans a wide range of styles and moods. For example: the cozy lyricism of the solo piece “All Alone" goes angular and punchy in its final moments, leading ...
Tuba Sounds
By Ray Draper
Label: Prestige Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Terry Anne;
You're My Thrill;
Pivot;
Jackie's Dolly;
Mimi's Interlude;
House of Davis
Mal Waldron Quintet with Steve Lacy: One-Upmanship
by Robert Spencer
Over twenty years after its first release, One-Upmanship appears for the first time on compact disc, and it is a most welcome reappearance. The appearance of any recording by Mal Waldron should be a cause for celebration, but this one is particularly special for a number of reasons. Not only is Waldron joined by his longtime ...
