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Everything That Rises Must Converge
By Duck Baker
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2009
Track listing: Juxta Pose; Peace; Everything That Rises Must Converge; Unexpected Arrival in a High Clearing; SS-EC-DB Blues; Adolescent Ballad; Pole-Ska; The Idea of San Francisco; Fish Flying in Arabica; Instant Opus; Allah, Perhaps; Juxta Pose-2-.
Duck Baker: Everything That Rises Must Converge
by Bruce Lindsay
Richard “Duck" Baker's four decade career as a guitarist has encompassed folk, ragtime, blues, jazz, and avant-garde improvisation. Everything That Rises Must Converge is firmly located within the latter genre--indeed, it's sub-titled “Free Jazz Guitar Solos"--but much of the music on this enjoyable record could only have been made by an artist with a firm grasp ...
Energy Fields
By Ralph Lalama
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2008
Track listing: The Moontrane; Buzzy; Nonchalant; Old Folks; Like Someone in Love; United; Indian Summer; Just In Time; Blackberry Winter.
Carmen Leggio Quartet
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2008
Track listing: Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise; Lose One-Gain One; It Had to Be You; Black Orpheus; Emily; Gone With The Wind; You Go to My Head; Embraceable You; Polka Dots and Moonbeams; Sing, Sing, Sing; Undecided.
Ralph Lalama Quartet: Energy Fields
by Woodrow Wilkins
Sometimes, small works better. That's evidenced by the plethora of jazz trio recordings released in 2008. One instrument can make a dramatic difference. That's where the Ralph Lalama Quartet comes in. Energy Fields is like a trio with additional versatility. Tenor saxophonist Lalama is joined on this effort by guitarist John Hart, bassist Rick ...
Ralph Lalama Quartet: Energy Fields
by Jim Santella
An exciting band with a firm melodic grasp, Ralph Lalama's quartet pours over musical themes with emphasis, as accents fall into place with angular motion and improvised forays push forcefully. The leader's suave tenor, John Hart's sultry guitar, Rick Petrone's driving acoustic bass and drummer Joe Corsello's rhythmic thunder combine gracefully to shape each tone poem ...
Carmen Leggio Quartet: Carmen Leggio Quartet
by John Barron
New York tenor saxophonist Carmen Leggio has performed with the likes of Gene Krupa, Woody Herman, Benny Goodman and Maynard Ferguson. This self-titled quartet recording finds the veteran reedman swinging hard on eleven standards done in a no-nonsense, straight-ahead manner. Leggio is joined by guitar great Joe Cohn, bassist Rick Petrone and drummer Joe Corsello. Leggio ...
Steve Marcus Project
By Steve Marcus
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2007
Track listing: Oleo; Country Road; House of Cads; Skylark; Up 'Gainst the Wall; Footprints; Serenade To A Cuckoo; Steps.
Multiple Personalities: Milcho Leviev Plays the Music of Don Ellis
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2007
Track listing: Pussy Wiggle Stomp; Possibilities; Homeless; Invincible; Simple Samba; Requiem for a Friendship; Indian Lady; Blues in Elf; Moondrops; Simple Samba; Pavane for a True Musical Prince (Leviev, i.m. Don Ellis); Rain Forest; Sugar's Lullaby.
Steve Marcus: Steve Marcus Project
by Ivana Ng
Steve Marcus Project contains some of the tenor and soprano saxophonist's last recorded performances (he died in October 2005), but oddly opens with “Oleo, recorded by his sidemen--guitarist Bill Bickford, bassist Rick Petrone and percussionist Joe Corsello--without him. The fact that Marcus does not play on the first track sets a certain tone; one keeps expecting ...
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