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Marcus Printup: The New Boogaloo

Read "The New Boogaloo" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Sweet, Intelligent tone in the new Lou Donaldson... The work “Boogaloo" makes me think of the Lou Donaldson soul jazz of the 1960s on Blue Note. Marcus Printup resurrects this term for his debut recording for the Nagel Heyer label and gives it a bit of a dusting off and updating. The New Boogaloo is not ...

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Nocturnal Traces

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Woody's Beat. Have You Met Miss Jones?, Shertzing Along, Body and Soul, Black Coffee, Pier Pressure, Nocturnal Traces, Ain't Misbehavin', How Do You Keep the Music Playing, Freddie's Inferno

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Marcus Printup: Nocturnal Traces

Read "Nocturnal Traces" reviewed by John Sharpe


Trumpeter Marcus Printup may echo the sounds of the greats, but this young, hard-bopper is slowly finding his voice and is making quite a name for himself. His tone on this CD, his third for BlueNote as a leader, is tart and tangy, very musical and totally confident. His assured demeanor could be explained by the ...

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Marcus Printup: Nocturnal Traces

Read "Nocturnal Traces" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Second, Additional Thoughts. AAJ collegue Jim Santella opined on Marcus Printup's most recent release Nocturnal Traces in the December 1998 issue of the magazine stating that “Printup's Tone is thin and pure; his technique down-to-earth..." That is exactly how I found this recording and I wanted to further discuss its fineness against the larger backdrop of ...

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Nocturnal Traces

Label: Dreyfus Jazz
Released: 1998

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Hubsongs - The Music Of Freddie Hubbard

Label: Blue Note
Released: 1998
Track listing: Backlash; Happy Times; Hub Cap; Lament For Booker; On The Que-Tee; Crisis; Byrdlike; Thermo; Up Jumped Spring; Life Flight;

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Marcus Printup: Nocturnal Traces

Read "Nocturnal Traces" reviewed by Jim Santella


Marcus Printup’s quartet has been together for over four years; the friendships are even older than that. As with most established smaller ensembles, the trumpeter’s is cohesive and its members share ideas consistently. The comprehensive liner notes by Dr. Herb Wong offer insights toward the motivation behind this music; much more information can be found at ...


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