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Mort Weiss Meets Joey DeFrancesco
By Mort Weiss
Label: SMS Jazz
Released: 2006
Track listing: There Will Never Be Another You; Yours Is My Heart Alone; All the Things You Are; Joey's
Blues; For All We Know; Fly Me to the Moon; Avalon; The Masquerade Is Over; Three Little
Words.
Mort Weiss: Sets Sail With Clarinet
by R.J. DeLuke
The world of jazz seems to be ever changing. It accepts change, with new modes of expression, new influences, new players spawned from the long lineage of musicians who created and followed an fused the great American art form over the last century But some things don't change, and one of those is that ...
Mort Weiss: The B3 and Me and Organic Vibes
by Andrew Velez
Mort Weiss The B3 and Me SMS Jazz 2006 Joey DeFrancesco Organic Vibes Concord 2006 For those listeners who regret the scarcity of the clarinet as a ...
The Mort Weiss Quartet: Mort Weiss Meets Joey DeFrancesco
by Samuel Chell
"OK, let's just do it." The B3 player riffs on a dominant 7th sus chord; the soloist, eager to get it on, makes an entrance four measures into the organist's eight-bar intro, then waits four more bars before beginning the resilient “There Will Never Be Another You." The organ drops out a measure ahead of the ...
Mort Weiss: The B3 And Me
by Samuel Chell
Mort Weiss The B3 And Me SMS Jazz 2006 Although the temptation to retitle this session Bambi Meets Godzilla is a powerful one, the encounter is neither a laughing matter nor a foregone conclusion. Mort Weiss is the Rip Van Winkle of jazz, a musician who dropped out of the ...
The Three of Us
By Mort Weiss
Label: SMS Jazz
Released: 2005
Track listing: Look for the Silver Lining; Time After Time; You Go To My Head; I'll Remember April; Billie's Bounce; Soon; I Left My Hear In San Francisco; Groovin' High; My Secret Love
The Mort Weiss Trio: The Three of Us
by Stephen Latessa
They could make a movie about the twists in Mort Weiss's life. The story certainly seems like something Hollywood might come up with: young man has love of music and embarks on professional career, grows tired of life on the road and retires, resumes his career after a thirty year sabbatical. Everyone loves happy endings and ...
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