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Article: Album Review

Michael Dease: Never More Here

Read "Never More Here" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan

Trombonist Michael Dease released Bonafide (Posi-Tone Records) in 2018. The disc was a testament to some of his influences—pianist Geri Allen, trumpeter Marcus Belgrave, trombonist J.J. Johnson. For his 2019 testament, Never No More Here, he tips his hat to saxophonist Charlie Parker. But he doesn't cover “Confirmation" “or “An Oscar For Treadwell" or “Segment," familiar ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Out To Dinner?

Read "Out To Dinner?" reviewed by Bob Osborne

by Bob Osborne

Featured this time around is a great new album from “supergroup" Out to Dinner featuring Behn Gillece, Michael Dease. Tim Green, Boris Kozlov and Rudy Royston. Also featured a great meeting between Terkel Nørgaard and Ralph Alessi plus a selection of other excellent new music including a preview of the long awaited release of Miles Davis ...

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Sam Dillon: Force Field

Read "Force Field" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

It doesn't take long to realize that Sam Dillon is on to something here. With drummer Anwar Marshall and bassist David Wong laying a grooving foundation on the opening title track, the tenor saxophonist sets off on a mighty chromatic quest. The lines, and what rumbles beneath them, set up an open playing field where pianist ...

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Michel Camilo: Essence

Read "Essence" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

In numerology, the number 25 is connected to wisdom and an air of curiosity. Both traits, not surprisingly, speak directly to this pianist at the moment he delivers a dynamic big band album--his 25th release to date--a full quarter century after his first leader effort to explore this format. Essence's playlist spans decades, ...

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David Hazeltine: The Time Is Now

Read "The Time Is Now" reviewed by David A. Orthmann

by David A. Orthmann

David Hazeltine's thirty-fourth date as a leader juxtaposes his strengths as a composer, interpreter of standard material, improviser, as well as the capacity to converse and interact with his peers. There's something magical about the ways in which the pianist employs these skills, avoiding emphasizing one at the expense of the others, and in doing so ...

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Reaching Out

By Michael Dease

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Something In Common; Live And Let Die; Tipping Point; More Than Words; Double Luminosity; The Takeover; Ballade; The Chameleon Eye; Blackfoot; Water Runs Dry.

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Bonafide

By Michael Dease

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Pearls; Theme For Basie; Rufus McWhitman; Tenor Madness; Batista's Groove; Coexist; Forge Ahead; Alpha; In Walked Wayne; Nos; The Real Deal.

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Michael Dease: Bonafide

Read "Bonafide" reviewed by Geannine Reid

by Geannine Reid

Trombonist Michael Dease was born in Augusta, Georgia. His propensity for the arts landed him at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet High School, where he studied saxophone, voice and trumpet. During his senior year, after sage advice from another Augusta, Georgia jazz mainstay, Wycliffe Gordon, Dease pointed his ambition towards the trombone, what would ultimately ...

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Michael Dease: Bonafide

Read "Bonafide" reviewed by David A. Orthmann

by David A. Orthmann

Listening critically to recently produced mainstream-jazz recordings often feels like prospecting for gold amidst the dross of familiar templates, all-too-common stylistic references, and unremarkable performances. However, occasionally, even when a record doesn't hang together particularly well and is likely to disappear under the weight of scores of similar sounding releases, diligence is rewarded by a track ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Newk with Bud, a Trip in the Way-Back Machine & More

Read "Newk with Bud, a Trip in the Way-Back Machine & More" reviewed by Marc Cohn

by Marc Cohn

We start with our usual dose of twenty-first century music (Marsico should be better known in the States!). And there's a quiz for you in tracks two and three; so pay attention! Then, it's 19-year-old Sonny Rollins with Bud Powell from '49, followed by a walk in the Fall air where the original French ...


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