Home » Search Center » Results: Montez Coleman

Results for "Montez Coleman"

About Montez Coleman

Results for pages tagged "Montez Coleman"...

Musician

Montez Coleman is featured on Russell Malone's 2010 MAXJAZZ release, Triple Play. Coleman has been touring extensively since 2007 with The Roy Hargrove Quintet and The Roy Hargrove Big Band throughout the US, Europe, and Japan.

Album

Dedication

By Bruce Barth

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2022
Track listing: George’s Dance - for George Perry; Courage - for all of us; In Memoriam - for George Floyd & so many others; Let's Go - for McCoy Tyner; Better Days; Golden Glow; That’s How It Sometimes Goes - for Tommy Flanagan; Softly, in a Garden Path.

Song of the Day

George's Dance - for George Perry

August 29, 2022

Album: Dedication
By Bruce Barth
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2022
Duration: 04:00

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Buddy Rich, Joe Zawinul and Shawnn Monteiro

by Joe Dimino
January 30, 2022

Our 736th show starts with stellar vocalist Shawnn Monteiro and music off her 2021 release You Are There. We also hear what's new from Nick Finzer, Dino Govoni and Peter McEachern. Sadly we say goodbye to the powerful St. Louis-native, NYC jazz force Montez Coleman. Enjoy the jazz, my friends. Playlist Shawnn Monteiro “Never ...

Article: Album Review

Janet Evra: Ask Her to Dance

Read "Ask Her to Dance" reviewed by Mackenzie Horne

by Mackenzie Horne
May 17, 2019

When bassist Janet Evra dropped her debut solo record in the fall of 2018, she gifted something special to the residents of her adopted hometown. A veteran of the St. Louis circuit, Evra has made a name for herself on the scene vis-à-vis her Brazilian-heavy repertoire and charming voice. Many hours spent poring over the discographies ...

Album

Ask Her to Dance

By Janet Evra

Label: Plum Jazz
Released: 2018
Track listing: Paris; You or Me; Blue and White; Tonight; Baila; Summer Smile; Just Playing; Thinking of You; Ask Her to Dance.

Article: Album Review

Yoojin Park: West End

Read "West End" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky
August 9, 2014

The story of the classically-oriented child prodigy catching the jazz bug is far from new. In fact, that one-sentence tale serves as a basic synopsis of the career trajectory of a significant number of musicians operating today; violinist Yoojin Park just happens to be one of them. Park, born and raised in Seoul, ...

Album

Triple Play

By Russell Malone

Label: MAXJAZZ
Released: 2010

347

Article: Album Review

Russell Malone: Triple Play

Read "Triple Play" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey
November 13, 2010

Guitarist Russell Malone has found a durable and receptive home at MAXJAZZ, resulting in three fine recordings: Playground (2004); Live at Jazz Standard, Volume 1 (2006); and Live at Jazz Standard, Volume 2 (2006). He sports an elegant, unpretentious method and a shimmering, round and slightly velvety tone that compliments his considerable abilities. Triple Play is ...

348

Article: Live Review

Russell Malone Trio at Jazz at the Bistro, St Louis, October 20, 2010

by James Henry Smith
November 11, 2010

Russell Malone TrioJazz at the Bistro SeriesSt Louis, MOOctober 20, 2010 Guitarist Russell Malone returned to the Bistro, somewhat more exposed this time, his guitar in a trio with bass and drums. His companions for this visit were David Wong on acoustic bass and Darrell Green on drums. This session ...