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David Haney: Blues Royale and Ota Benga of the Batwa

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by Elliott Simon

David Haney Trio Blues Royale CIMP 2007 David Haney & Julian Priester Ota Benga of the Batwa CIMP 2007 Pianist David Haney first came to the attention of the ...

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Tomas Ulrich: Labyrinths, String Quartet & Surface: For Alto, Baritone and Strings

Read "Tomas Ulrich: Labyrinths, String Quartet & Surface: For Alto, Baritone and Strings" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk

by Kurt Gottschalk

Ayman Fanous/Tomas Ulrich Labyrinths Konnex 2006 TECK String 4Tet Clean Feed 2007 Rodrigo Amado Surface: For Alto, Baritone and Strings European Echoes 2007

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Houston Person: Don't Misunderstand & Thinking of You

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by Karla Cornejo Villavicencio

Etta Jones/Houston Person Don't Misunderstand HighNote 2007 Houston Person Thinking of You HighNote 2007 Collaborations are ubiquitous in jazz. Legendary ones are rarer, but still existent. When ...

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Japanese Female Pianists: Mamiko Watanabe & Miki Hayama

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by Terrell Kent Holmes

Mamiko Watanabe Origin/Jewel self-published 2007 Miki Hayama Prelude to a Kiss self-published 2007 Mamiko Watanabe and Miki Hayama are mainstays of the New York music scene. Their ...

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The Re-Emergence Of The Black Stick: The Soul in the Mist, La Lumi

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by Robert Iannapollo

The clarinet seemed down for the count after the big band era. Bop had a few players of note (Buddy De Franco, John La Porta) but by the time free jazz emerged, the clarinet had been seemingly eliminated from the small group format. Something happened during the late '70s, signaled by John Carter's decision to focus ...

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Albert Ayler: The Universe Gets Healed

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by Jeff Stockton

Zero Point Plays Albert Ayler Ayler 2007 Meditations on Albert Ayler Live at Glenn Miller Cafe Ayler 2007 Healing Force The Songs of Albert Ayler Cuneiform ...

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Roy Hargrove: Two Views as a Sideman, With Jimmy Cobb and Anke Helfrich

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by Ken Dryden

Roy Hargrove has been one of the most active jazz musicians of his generation, appearing on numerous record dates as a sideman each year in addition to leading his own CDs. The trumpeter/flugelhornist recently appeared with veteran drummer Jimmy Cobb's quartet, along with a 2005 disc by German pianist Anke Helfrich, with sterling results.

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Pablo Ziegler: Buenos Aires Report & Tango & All That Jazz

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by Elliott Simon

Pablo Ziegler-Quique Sinesi with Walter Castro Buenos Aires Report Zoho Music 2007Pablo Ziegler Quartet Tango & All That Jazz Kind of Blue 2007 Predating jazz ...

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Sun Ra: Springtime in Chicago & Concert for the Comet Kohoutek

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by Francis Lo Kee

Sun Ra Concert for the Comet Kohoutek ESP-Disk 2007 Sun Ra Springtime in Chicago Leo 2007 The great composer/bandleader Sun Ra would urge his musicians, “play what ...

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Sabine Meyer - Trio Clarone: Paris Mecanique / Daniel Schnyder - Absolute Ensemble: Brass

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by AAJ Italy Staff

Marsyas è una nuova label europea (distribuita in Italia da Egea) dedicata alla musica classica contemporanea. Fondata nel 2005, punta dritta alla musica del XX e del XXI secolo, senza disdegnare gli ibridi con la world music, il jazz o il pop. “Paris Mécanique" e “Brass" sono i primi due progetti di un catalogo che si ...


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