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Barking Hoop: Born in Brooklyn; Hybrids
by Celeste Sunderland
Instinctual Eye Born in Brooklyn Barking Hoop 2006 Billy Stein Trio Hybrids Barking Hoop 2006 Two trio albums released recently on vibraphonist and percussionist Kevin Norton's Barking ...
Jazz with Strings: Inventions; with Strings; Out of the Darkness
by Francis Lo Kee
Lee Konitz/Ohad Talmor String Project Inventions OmniTone 2006 John Tchicai with Strings Treader 2006 John Law Out of Darkness Slam 2006 ...
Mingus Among Us: Music Written for Monterey 1965 Not Heard...; Live in Tokyo: At the Blue Note
by George Kanzler
Charles Mingus Music Written for Monterey 1965 Not Heard... Sue Mingus Music-Sunnyside 2006 Mingus Big Band Live in Tokyo: At the Blue Note Sue Mingus Music-Sunnyside 2006
Djangology: Swing Guitar; A Tribute To Gypsy Swing; Hot Club of Detroit; In Solitaire
by Andrew Velez
Raphael Fays Swing Guitar Artpop-Le Chant Du Monde 2006 Harri Stojka A Tribute to Gypsy Swing Zoho 2006 Hot Club of Detroit Hot Club of Detroit Mack Avenue ...
Cellar Live: Ugetsu, Uptown Quintet and Chad Makela
by Tom Greenland
Ugetsu Live at The Cellar Cellar Live 2006 Uptown Quintet Live in New York Cellar Live 2004 Chad Makela Flicker Cellar Live 2005
Polish Jazz: Jazz 56; House of Jade; Busem po S
by Elliott Simon
Various Jazz 56 Polskie Nagrania/Muza 2006 Krzysztof Popek House of Jade Power Bros 2006 Adam Pieroñczyk Trio Busem po São Paulo Meta Records 2006
Andy Statman: Blue Grass and Black Hats
by Elliott Simon
Through three decades of dedication, Andy Statman has reached a high plane. The youthful exuberance of discovery has been supplanted by mature enlightenment and musical self-realization. Coltrane comes to mind as another artist whose spiritual development became so inextricably intertwined with his music that he and his art became one. As a clarinetist and interpreter of ...
Mosaic Singles Make Their Debut
by C. Andrew Hovan
Having the guts and tenacity to champion the reissue of albums that the major labels at the time weren't willing to touch with a ten foot pole, Mosaic Records back in the mid '80s led to way for the type of comprehensive boxed sets that are now the norm. Then a few years ago they launched ...
Deep Throat: New Voices From Israel
by Eyal Hareuveni
Israel's small jazz and improvised music community includes a high proportion of scholars from the country's music academies. They study jazz and improvisation as part of the curriculum, but have access to few off-campus venues where they can experience the music live, either as audience members or as musicians. The upside is that the absence of ...
Satoko Fujii: Kobe Yee!! & Undulation
by Karl A.D. Evangelista
The Japanese-American axis of improvisation has a long and eventful history, further complicated in an age of confused identities. Satoko Fujii, one of Japan's brightest and most forward thinking musicians, wears this story on her sleeve, emerging from the bedrock of cultural confusion with, at last, the hope of progress. Born in 1958, Fujii has cultivated ...
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