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Noam Tanzer

“I believe that Noam will be a major voice on the bass for the years to come” – Bob Gullotti

Noam Tanzer is a young bassist, songwriter, and educator based in Brooklyn, New York. Playing both electric and double bass, Tanzer is part of many different musical communities and is surrounded by a diverse world of styles varying from improvised music to hardcore metal, from indie rock in Spanish to the music of Billy Strayhorn. Noam is a part of the Mike Stern band and is also actively playing with Grammy winners Miguel Zenon and Paquito D’Rivera. He additionally plays with Julieta Rada, Sean Wayland, and Mei Semones. Tanzer is an alumnus of Berklee College of Music, where he got to share the bandstand with the likes of Kurt Elling, George Garzone, Bill Frisell, Gary Burton, and Terence Blanchard. During his time there, he was selected by UNESCO artist for peace and Grammy-winning pianist Danilo Pérez to attend the highly celebrated Berklee Global Jazz Institute, where he was mentored by masters including John Patitucci, Terri Lyne Carrington, Joe Lovano, George Garzone, Dave Liebman, Ben Street, Adam Cruz, amongst others.

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

New music from Richard D Ruttenberg, George Burton, Brandon Scott Coleman and John Beasley

Read "New music from Richard D Ruttenberg, George Burton, Brandon Scott Coleman and John Beasley" reviewed by Len Davis


The newest with Richard D Ruttenberg, Fender Rhodes player George Burton, Netherlands band Electronic Visions and Tom Schuman with his latest. Guitarist Brandon Scott Coleman with bassist Matt Wiles, Italian band Pericopes, John Beasley with Returning To Forever and a new single with saxophonist Mark Hartsuch. Japanese band Jabberloop, Mike Stern, bassist Christian Fabian and guitarist ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Matt Dwonszyk, John Fedchock, Tomohiro Mori, Michael Mayo and more

Read "Matt Dwonszyk, John Fedchock, Tomohiro Mori, Michael Mayo and more" reviewed by Benjamin Boddie


Today's Music--Right Now! Fantastic music by Matt Dwonszyk, John Fedchoock, Tomohiro Mori, Michael Mayo, Music Soup, Charles Ruggiero, Delfeayo Marsalis, Diane Marino, Miki Yamanaka, The Headhunters, Brandon Sanders, Sarah Hanahan, Anne Sajdera, Immanuel Wilkins, DJ Allen, Bob Baldwin, Matt Panayides, Tania Grubbs, Terry Gibbs, Mike Stern, and more. Playlist Matt Dwonszyk “Groovin' On Wine" ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Nubya Garcia, Jim Witzel, Michael Dease, Orrin Evans and more

Read "Nubya Garcia, Jim Witzel, Michael Dease, Orrin Evans and more" reviewed by Benjamin Boddie


Today's Music--Right Now! Fantastic music by Nubya Garcia, Jim Witzel, Michael Dease, Orrin Evans, Matt Panayides, Omer Leshem, Emmet Cohen, Teri Parker's Free Spirits, OJT, Matt Steckler, Peter Bernstein, Joel Frahm, Jonathan Powell, Dafnis Prieto, Mike Stern, Javon Jackson, Jim Self/John Chiodini, Dred Scott, Ed Neumeister, Christian Sands, and more. Playlist Nubya Garcia “Odyssey" ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

New Albums From Stern, Shepik, Brady, Eldritch Priest, Bernstein And More

Read "New Albums From Stern, Shepik, Brady, Eldritch Priest, Bernstein And More" reviewed by Bob Osborne


This week's batch of new releases includes a more than usual amount of guitar lead music. With new albums from Mike Stern, Brad Shepik, Tim Brady, Eldritch Priest, and Peter Bernstein, plus two new singles from Ari Joshua, there are more than enough examples of guitar music to keep six-string fans engaged. In addition there is ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Mike Stern, Tony Grey, Janek Gwizdala Vlad Glavchovski and Aaron Parks

Read "Mike Stern, Tony Grey, Janek Gwizdala Vlad Glavchovski and Aaron Parks" reviewed by Len Davis


Mike Stern withEchoes And Other Voices, bassist's Tony Grey, and Janek Gwizdala, guitarist Vlad Glavchovski, and Mark Hartsuch with Mohini Dey.. Indian violinist Abhijith P.S.Nair, Swiss band Oz Urugulu and Swedish trumpeter Goran Kajfes. Pianist Aaron Parks, German keyboardist Simon Oslander with Steve Gadd and Danish drummer Henrik Engquist with Jimmy Haslip.Playlist Mike Stern “Where's ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Mike Stern, Rahsaan Barber, Javon Jackson, Delfeayo Marsalis and more

Read "Mike Stern, Rahsaan Barber, Javon Jackson, Delfeayo Marsalis and more" reviewed by Benjamin Boddie


Today's Music--Right Now! Fantastic music by Mike Stern, Rahsaan Barber, Ginetta's Vendetta, Javon Jackson, Delfeayo Marsalis, Ed Neumeister, Thom Rotella, Bevan Manson, Alvin Queen, Hyeseon Hong, Warren Wolf, Jeff Rupert, Bruno Hubert, Caity Gyorgy, Ken Peplowski, Eric Person, Emmet Cohen, Alexis Cole, Bria Skonberg, Michael Pagan, Orrin Evans and more. Playlist Mike Stern “Connections" ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Metro, Karizma, Matt Garrison, Marcus Miller and Allan Holdsworth

Read "Metro, Karizma, Matt Garrison, Marcus Miller and Allan Holdsworth" reviewed by Len Davis


This show includes music from Mitchel Forman and Chuck Loeb with Metro, Chroma with Mike Stern and Dennis Chambers. David Garfield. Bassist's Matt Garrison and Marcus Miller. Also, Italian drummer Andrea Marcelli, Allan Holdsworth and bassist Alain Caron. Playlist Metro “Earthpluck" from Metro (Lipstick) 00:00 Chroma “Upside Downside" from Music On The Edge (CTI)09:41 ...

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Article: Album Review

Mike Stern: Echoes and Other Songs

Read "Echoes and Other Songs" reviewed by Neil Duggan


Echoes and Other Songs is guitarist Mike Stern's first release since the loss of pianist, friend and confidante, Jim Beard in March, 2024. Beard, perhaps best known for his association with Steely Dan, appears here as pianist, keyboardist and producer. Stern is still on the long road to recovery following a fall in 2016 that broke ...

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Article: Highly Opinionated

Fusion: What's in a Name?

Read "Fusion: What's in a Name?" reviewed by Mike Brannon


This article was first published on All About Jazz in November 2000. When I was just starting out, playing guitar in bands as a kid, it was the Blues of Muddy Waters, Fred McDowell, Howlin' Wolf and then the Stones, Hendrix, Cream, Johnny Winter, Kinks, Clapton, The Who, Zepplin etc. A natural progression.


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