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Jerry Bergonzi: Reptilian Fantasies & Tenor Talk
by Tom Greenland
Bruce Gertz Quintet Reptilian Fantasies Open Mind Jazz 2008 Jerry Bergonzi Tenor Talk Savant Records 2008 Jerry Bergonzi, a turbo-charged tenorist in the tradition of Coltrane, Rollins ...
Roswell Rudd: New York Art Quartet & New York Eye and Ear Control
by Stuart Broomer
New York Art Quartet New York Art Quartet ESP Disk 2008 Artist #2 Album Title #2 ESP Disk 2008 Trombonist Roswell Rudd seemed to enter jazz from ...
Mike Reed: Proliferaiton & The Speed of Change
by Jeff Stockton
Mike Reed's Peoples, Places & Things Proliferation 482 Music 2008 Mike Reed's Loose Assembly The Speed of Change 482 Music 2008 Ken Vandermark gets a lot of ...
Larry Willis: The Offering, Excursions & Expose
by Francis Lo Kee
Larry Willis The Offering HighNote 2008 Paul Murphy/Larry Willis Excursions Wicked Chops 2008 Paul Murphy/Larry Willis Expose Murphy 2008
John Marshal: Live at "Le Pirate" & Marshall Arts
by Laurel Gross
John Marshall Live At “Le Pirate" Organic Music 2008 John Marshall/Ferdinand Povel Quintet Marshall Arts Blue Jack Jazz 2008 Trumpeter John Marshall should be more famously known in the ...
Organ Triple: Organ-X, Unitrio & Brian Charette
by Donald Elfman
Organ-X Plus Altrisuoni 2008 Unitrio Page 1 Altrisuoni 2008 Brian Charette Missing Floor self-published 2008 The organ remains an ...
Alexander von Schlippenbach's 70th Birthday Year
by John Eyles
In the year which saw him turn seventy (on April 7th 2008), pianist Alexander von Schlippenbach released these three very different recordings which amply demonstrate that he is still at the peak of his powers whatever the context. The year also saw Schlippenbach tour the UK with drummer and percussionist Eddie Prevost, and a record of ...
Another Timbre Label Goes From Strength to Strength
by John Eyles
With its third batch of releases, Another Timbre reinforces the impression created by the first two batches--this is a label whose every release is likely to surprise and delight the listener, a label that is documenting improvised music's journey into interesting new territory. Although this latest batch does not yet see the release of the mouth-watering ...
Man: Back Into The Future Again
by Doug Collette
A jam band more than two decades before the term was coined, Man originally took inspiration from the San Francisco groups of the 1960s who, like post-1990s jam bands, favor an open-ended, eclectic approach to songwriting and playing. Though the Welsh-born band were still active in 2008, after near constant personnel shifts and a hiatus or ...
Seasonal Greetings from Norway
by Eyal Hareuveni
Norwegian jazz musicians long enjoyed playing and recording seasonal and traditional songs. Think, for example, of the beautiful solo piano arrangements of Christmas songs by keyboard player Bugge Wesseltoft on It's Snowing On My Piano (ACT, 1997) or the trio of guitarist Frode Alnaes, bassist Arild Andersen and accordionist Stian Carstensen following the same vein on ...
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