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The Thing with Ken Vandermark and Two Bands & A Legend: Collaborative Furies
by Eyal Hareuveni
Swedish/Norwegian power trio The Thing--featuring Mats Gusatfsson on saxophones and the colossal rhythm section of Ingebrigt Håker Flaten on bass and Paal Nilssen-Love on drums--like to enlist additional players who will bring further energy to their already dense dynamics. American saxophone hero Joe McPhee, or “the Legend" as the group refer to him, has been an ...
Paul Rutherford: Two Discs, One Future Classic
by John Eyles
These two contrasting releases, with music dating from 1972 and 1993, are both in memory of Paul Rutherford, trombonist extraordinaire, who died suddenly in August 2007. In his sleeve notes to the solo release, Emanem label proprietor (and longtime Rutherford admirer) Martin Davidson observes, “I have never understood why interest in artists seems to ...
Gebhard Ullmann At 50: A Career Retrospective
by Budd Kopman
Gebhard Ullmann (born in Bad Godesberg, Germany, November 2, 1957) is a composer and improvisor unique in the jazz world today. Playing a multitude of reeds and flutes, and maintaining an international presence with both European and American groups, Ullmann has created a body of work that is much more than a chronological series of recordings ...
Tied Up In Strings: Guitarists Daniel Bruce & Didier Verna
by Martin Gladu
Its history deeply ingrained with that of the blues, country & western and rock 'n' roll, the electric guitar has acquired its lettres de noblesse in jazz in the hands of but a few truly innovatory players. Iconic figures such as Charlie Christian, Freddie Green, Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass, Jim Hall and more recently, Adam Rogers, ...
Gary Versace: Four Views of a Sideman
by Ken Dryden
Although Gary Versace isn't the leader on any of these four CDs, there's an obvious reason why each artist chose Versace for their respective record date; the organist/pianist brings strong technique and skill as an improviser while maintaining a degree of restraint to meet the needs of each leader. Andy Laverne Trio
Accordion to Jazz
by Jim Santella
Ludovic Beier Quartet Chilltimes Le Chant du Monde 2007 Klaus Paier & Gerald Preinfalk Saion Pao Records 2007 Jurek Lamorski Quartet Lucky Membran Music 2007
Guitar/Percussion: The Sugar Factory, Zeng!, The German Horse & Dog Day
by Martin Longley
Fred Frith/Evelyn Glennie The Sugar Factory Tzadik 2007 Han Bennink/Terrie Ex Zeng! Terp 2007 Eugene Chadbourne/Andrea Centazzo The German Horse Ictus 2007 Aaron Dugan/Jeff ...
Peter Evans: Quartet & This Is Your Message
by Marc Medwin
Peter Evans Quartet The Peter Evans Quartet Firehouse 12 2007 The Right Moves This Is Your Message Tiger Asylum 2007 Trumpeter Peter Evans sports an astonishing technique ...
Sharp Nine: Tardo Hammer and David Hazeltine
by Fred Bouchard
Tardo Hammer Look Stop & Listen Sharp Nine 2007 David Hazeltine The Inspiration Suite Sharp Nine 2007 This spring, producer Mark Edelman, proprietor of Sharp Nine Records, ...
Ramon Lopez: Kalimba & Drums Solo II: Swinging with Doors
by Celeste Sunderland
Joachim Kuhn and Majid Bekkas Kalimba (with Ramon Lopez) ACT Music 2007 Ramon Lopez Drums Solo II: Swinging with Doors Leo 2007 Despite the virtuosic complexity of ...
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