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Maria Neckam: Deeper

Read "Deeper" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


It's not often that a singer like Maria Neckam comes along. Blessed with a voice that she can set free as it flutters and streaks into stellar regions of music, Neckam is still able to keep it in control. She has a natural ability for heartbreaking emotion, in much the same way that Billie Holiday did. ...

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Krzysztof Popek: Estate

Read "Estate" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Alto flautist Krzysztof Popek gives his music another vantage point with Estate. From Poland, Popek has long been part of a very fertile and evolving turf that included Michal Urbaniak, Tomasz Stanko and Jaroslaw Smietana. It was in this environment that Popek established himself as the leading flautist of the country. But boundaries dissolve with the ...

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Ask Me Now

Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Ornithology; Cheese Cake; Ask Me Now; Yardbird Suite; My Little Suede Shoes; Ladybird; I Fall In Love Too Easily; Little Rootie Tootie; Moose The Mooche. (Total Time: 64:15)

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Michal Urbaniak Quartet: Ask Me Now

Read "Ask Me Now" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Be Bop Be Bop Be Bop Be Bop Be Bop Be Bop It was not so long ago that I was reviewing a Columbia re-release of Urbaniak's Fusion. That recording found the violinist very much in a Jimi Hendrix/Miles Davis electronic mood (appropriate for the early '70s). While a landmark recording, Fusion did not age well. ...

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Fusion

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Good Times, Bad Times,; Bahamian Harvest; Impromptu; Seresta; Fusion; Deep Mountain; Bengal (Total Playing Time 45:23).

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Michal Urbaniak: Fusion

Read "Fusion" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Fusion. Polish violinist Michal Urbaniak’s recording Fusion was aptly named. Riding a wave of jazz-rock music, Urbaniak produced this enigmatic recording at once lyrical and noisy. Fusion is made up of seven originals, six of Urbaniak’s and one of keyboard player Wojciech Karolak. This music is percussion intensive and keyboard heavy. All compositions are very Rock ...

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Summer Cooler

Label: Sonet/Universal
Released: 1990


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