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The David Arner Trio: Out/In The Open
by Jerry D'Souza
David Arner has built a reputation as an innovative pianist and a proponent of spontaneous composition. He filters both skills into his music and adds a healthy dose of surprise through changes in tempo, dynamics and harmony, weaving one into the other with facile dexterity. His ability to shape progression has led to associations with other ...
DJ Spooky: The Secret Song
by Mark Corroto
DJ Spooky again proves hip-hop is jazz. Like its grandfather bebop, mixologist/DJ/producer Paul Miller's (aka DJ Spooky) hip-hop is as vibrant and creative as the great revolutionaries in jazz. On The Secret Song he mixes dub, reggae, rock, classical, world, electronic and, well, jazz into a jazz thing. Spooky's reflections on the financial and world meltdown ...
Jimmy Bennington Trio: Another Friend: The Music of Herbie Nichols
by Jakob Baekgaard
The music of pianist and composer Herbie Nichols (1919-1963) has experienced something a renaissance in recent years. This is, in no small part, due to the tireless work of trombonist Roswell Rudd, who has recorded his compositions and published the book Herbie Nichols: The Unpublished Works (2000), containing 27 of Nichols' compositions. Thus, thanks to the ...
Vision Festival 2009: Day 7 Finale
by John Sharpe
Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 |Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6 | Day 7 Jason Kao Hwang's Spontaneous River / Trio X / Patricia Nicholson Dance / William Parker Quartet 14th Annual Vision Festival Angel Orensanz Foundation for the Arts New York City
Michael Bisio Five Bass Hit: Live at Vision Fest. XII; By Any Other Name; Collar City Creatology; Colored Houses; Sideways
by John Sharpe
Michael Bisio Quartet live at Vision Fest. XII NotTwo 2009 Old Dog By Any Other Name Porter Records 2009 Michael Bisio/ George Muscatello/ Dean Sharp Collar City Creatology ...
Tonight! Dom Minasi and Michael Bisio at The 5C Jazz Cafe (NYC)
Dom Minasi - “One of the most inventive guitarist in modern jazz “ and Michael Bisio - “Michael Bisio is a bassist to savior, rich in timbre and precise his playing,” The 5C Jazz Cafe 68 Ave C (corner of E 5th St) New York, NY 10009 212-254-1142 $10 Cover ...
Pulling Strings
Label: CIMP Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 01. Blues for Melodious T. (Mike Bisio) - 6:52; 02. Starstruck (Tomas Ulrich) - 7:53; 03. As the Spirit Moves (Dom Minasi) - 6:27;
04. Two Joe Sopranos (Mike Bisio) - 7:25; 05. Large Muscles (M. Bisio/T. Ulrich) - 4:23; 06. Epilogue for Frank Z take 1 (Tomas Ulrich) - 3:47;
07. Epilogue for Frank Z take 2 (Tomas Ulrich) - 4:39; 08. All Soul-O (Mike Bisio) - 7:16; 09. Call Waiting (Tomas Ulrich) 3:24;
10. Up to Tomas (M. Bisio/T. Ulrich) - 4:53; 11.Its Own Universe (Mike Bisio) - 4:49; 12. Longer than Fours (M. Bisio/T. Ulrich) - 5:08;
13. Vamp On Out (M. Bisio/T. Ulrich) - 4:04.
CIMP 360: Circle This
Label: CIMP Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Circle This; Its Own Universe; By Any Other Name; Island Circus; Times That Bond; Nitro, Don't Leave Home Without It; The Fighting; CRT.
Michael Bisio Quartet: CIMP 360: Circle This
by Lyn Horton
A musical voice is hard to acquire for one musician much less a quartet. But there is always a beginning. The musical ingredients need to be simultaneously strong and viable. Compatibility of the instruments stands out as an element of connectivity. And the willingness from the band members to stick together is the glue that assures ...
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