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Milcho Leviev: Multiple Personalities: Milcho Leviev Plays the Music of Don Ellis
by Robert R. Calder
Milcho Leviev! The exclamation mark doesn't mean I'm a special fan. I've just heard Leviev, and to hear of him again was itself exciting. Long ago he came through the Iron Curtain from a jazz and big band career in Bulgaria, worked in Germany with the supertrombonist Albert Mangelsdorff, played on a brilliant Art Pepper album, ...
Take Aim
By Harold Land
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2006
Track listing: As You Like It; Take Aim; Land of Peace; Reflections; Blue Nellie; You're My Thrill; Straight No
Chaser.
Body and Soul
By Ray Nance
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2006
Track listing: Take the "A" Train; Get Happy; Sunny; Body and Soul; Mimi; A Hard
Day's Night; Oh Happy Day; Stardust; She's Funny That Way; Jolie
Janice; Guitar Amour; Tranquility.
West Coast Vibes
By Roy Ayers
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2006
Track listing: Days Of Wine And Roses; Reggie Of Chester; It Could Happen To You; Donna Lee; Ricardo's
Dilemma; Romeo; Out Of Sight; Young And Foolish; Well You Needn't; Now's The Time;
Perhaps/Cool Blues.
Like Basie
Label: Mighty Quinn Productions
Released: 2006
Track listing: Jump The Blues Away; Jump For Me; Like Basie; The Holy Main; Big D; P.Q.
Paul Quinichette & His Basie-ites: Like Basie
by Nic Jones
Like Basie has already seen the light of day in the CD era as an OJC release, but given its qualities, its reappearance here is welcome anyway. Paul Quinichette's career was perhaps more dogged than aided by the lazy “Vice-Pres" tag that was placed upon him because of his stylistic allegiance to Lester Young. As ever ...
Roy Ayers: West Coast Vibes
by Nic Jones
Roy Ayers had a career before he had hit records, and this reissue proves the vibraphonist was both well-versed and eloquent within the realm of post-bop jazz. In the company largely of a cast including pianist Jack Wilson and Curtis Amy on tenor and soprano saxophones, Ayers works his way through the kind of programme of ...
Ray Nance: Body and Soul
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
Ray Nance recorded Body and Soul, his first album as a leader, in May 1969, almost thirty years after he took over Cootie Williams' trumpet chair in the Duke Ellington orchestra, but only about two years after Billy Strayhorn's death in May 1967, and mere days after Coleman Hawkins' in May 1969. Nance performed “Take the ...
Harold Land: Take Aim
by George Harris
Originally recorded in 1960 for Blue Note but not released until 1980, Take Aim, like Harold Land himself, has undeservedly fallen through the cracks. Most famous for his association with the Clifford Brown/Max Roach quintet of the '50s, Land is another unheralded West Coast giant who made a name for himself out here in California, but ...
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