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Natsuki Tamura: In Krakow in November, Nomad & Crossword Puzzle
by Kurt Gottschalk
Satoko Fujii/Natsuki Tamura In Krakow in November Not Two 2007 Gato Libre Nomad No Man's Land 2007 Double Duo Crossword Puzzle Libra 2007
Joe Fonda: Trio & Duets (1995)
by Kurt Gottschalk
Fonda/Stevens Group Trio Not Two 2007 Anthony Braxton/Joe Fonda Duets (1995) Konnex-Clean Feed 2007 It's difficult to either match or deny the hyperbole with which Leo Feigin ...
Wadada Leo Smith: Wisdom in Time & Brooklyn Duos
by Kurt Gottschalk
Wadada Leo Smith/Gunter Baby Sommer Wisdom in Time Intakt 2007 John Coxon/Wadada Leo Smith Brooklyn Duos Treader 2007 The duo of Wadada Leo Smith and Günter Baby ...
Coltrane: Mating Call, Traneing In, Soul Trane & My Favorite Things: Coltrane at Newport
by Christopher Shoe
Tadd Dameron Mating Call Prestige-Concord 2007 John Coltrane Traneing In Prestige-Concord 2007 John Coltrane Soultrane Prestige-Concord 2007 John Coltrane My Favorite Things: ...
Ken Vandermark: Rebus, Foreground Music and Journal
by A. Henkin
Joe Morris/Ken Vandermark/Luther Gray Rebus Clean Feed 2007 Ken Vandermark/Pandelis Karayorgis Foreground Music Okkadisk 2007 Bridge 61 Journal Atavistic 2006
Herb Robertson: Parallelisms; Celebrations; Live at Alchemia
by Sean Patrick Fitzell
Herb Robertson Parallelisms Ruby Flower Records 2007 Gratkowski / Robertson / Nabatov / Manderscheid Celebrations Leo Records 2007 Herb Robertson Trio Live at Alchemia Not Two Records
Clean Feed Records: Ravish Momin, Ethan Winogrand & Wishful Thinking
by Tom Greenland
Ravish Momin's Trio Tarana Miren (A Longing) Clean Feed 2007 Ethan Winogrand Tangled Tango Clean Feed 2007 Wishful Thinking Wishful Thinking Clean Feed 2007
Michael Wolff: Impure Thoughts On Hold
by Todd S. Jenkins
Pianist Michael Wolff has some of the most expansive vision of anyone working in jazz today. Born in the California High Desert, raised in New Orleans and now making his home in Manhattan, the well-traveled, big-eared Wolff is never short on surprises for his listeners. With his dazzling Impure Thoughts ensemble on hiatus, Wolff's two current ...
Buck Clayton & Harry Allen/Randy Sandke: Old Wine, New Bottles
by Jack Bowers
Assuming that these were new albums from the busy Nagel Heyer assembly line, I asked for review copies, only to find that they are in fact “old wine in new bottles. Both were previously released in 1999--Turnstile as Music Of The Trumpet Kings, and Buck Clayton Swings The Village as Live Fom Greenwich Village, NYC. As ...
Ravish Momin's Bombay, Bahrain & Blues Mix
by Mark Corroto
You have to chuckle when you read a music review and the critic drops names and music styles in such an audacious manner that you know he/she has no idea what they are talking about. “The Spanish mellophone player drew heavily from a Transylvanian tradition..." Yeah, right. But then again, the beauty of the modern--dare I ...
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