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

by Francis Lo Kee
November 3, 2007

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

by AAJ Italy Staff
November 1, 2007

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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Shout Factory Celebrates the Best of the Vee-Jay Years with Jimmy Reed, The Dells, Jerry Butler and The Staple Singers

by Charlie B. Dahan
October 27, 2007

On infrequent occasions only does a collection of one artist's work embrace the breadth and vitality of his or her many years as a recording artist. Usually, these themed collections provide windows into a specific time and place in an artist's career. From 1953 until about 1966, Vee-Jay was one of the top indie labels that ...

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Chris McGregor’s Brotherhood of Breath: Chris McGregor’s Brotherhood of Breath - Brotherhood / Hugh Hopper: Hopper Tunity Box

by AAJ Italy Staff
October 18, 2007

Conosciamo già da tempo l’eccellente lavoro della etichetta americana Cuneiform nella riedizione accurata di opere importanti del rock-jazz inglese degli anni sessanta e settanta e quindi non possiamo dirci sorpresi per l’ennesima riproposizione che rende finalmente disponibile su CD l’album che il bassista Hugh Hopper incise nel 1976, tre anni dopo la sua dipartita dai Soft ...

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The Wrong Object: The Unbelievable Truth / Soft Machine Legacy: Steam / Hugh Hopper: Numero D'Vol

by AAJ Italy Staff
October 15, 2007

Il celebre saxofonista inglese Elton Dean ci ha lasciato oltre un anno fa ma continua a segnare tracce e a indicare segnali importanti attraverso la pubblicazione di registrazioni postume, dichiarati omaggi da parte dei suoi ultimi compagni di strada e avventure parallele che lo avrebbero visto certamente spettatore interessato. The Wrong Object The Unbelievable Truth Moonjune ...

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Drum & Sax Duos

by Seamus Seoighe
October 13, 2007

Jeff Marx and Jeff Siegel Dreamstuff Ayler Records 2007 Eddie Prevost and Alan Wilkinson so are we, so are we Matchless Recordings 2006 William Hooker and Sabir Mateen Dharma

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Joe Chindamo: Smokingun / Duende: The Romantic Project

by AAJ Staff
October 13, 2007

Graeme Lyall/Joe Chindamo Smokingun New Market Music 2007 Joe Chindamo Duende: The Romantic Project Jazzhead 2007 Though in the States pianist Joe Chindamo is basically an unknown, ...

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Something Old That's New: More Mosaic Singles

by C. Andrew Hovan
October 12, 2007

In just the past few years, Mosaic Records, king of the large boxed set reissue phenomenon, has diversified its efforts into several series that offer more opportunities to bring to light music that has been held in the vaults too long or has been done some sort of disservice in previous incarnations. The Select series serves ...

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Kenny Cox, Frank Foster, Jimmy Smith, Stanley Turrentine: Blue Note Connoisseurs Tap Obscure Gems

by C. Andrew Hovan
October 10, 2007

Since revitalizing itself back in 1985, the Blue Note label has led the charge with a heady stream of reissues that have brought the majority of the catalog's titles back into circulation. Then at the end of the 1990s, the RVG series began to revamp titles under the steady ears and guidance of master engineer Rudy ...

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50 Years At Monterery: Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Dizzy Gillespie and Sarah Vaughan

by Mark Corroto
October 8, 2007

Is Monterey, California a perfect location to hold a jazz festival? The answer for the past 50 years has been a resounding “yes." Conceived by Ralph Gleason and Jimmy Lyons, the notion that jazz should and could be presented on a large scale to West Coast audiences was a challenging one. The American government had just ...