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Jazz Bassoon: Wayne Horvitz, Marcin & Bartlomiej Oles and Daniel Smith

by Matthew Miller
August 5, 2006

Wayne Horvitz Way Out East Songlines 2006 Oles Brothers Chamber Quintet Fenom Media 2006 Daniel Smith Bebop Bassoon Guild 2006

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Gypsy Knights: Les Grandes Figures Du Jazz Manouche/Loutcha

by Suzanne Lorge
August 5, 2006

Various Artists Gypsy Knights Le Chant Du Monde 2006 Tchavolo Schmitt Loutcha Le Chant Du Monde 2006 Jazz manouche, or “traveler jazz, melds elements of traditional Roma ...

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Piano Trios: Promise,The Thang & Bruxin'

by Donald Elfman
August 5, 2006

Danny Grissett Promise Criss Cross 2006 Anthony Wonsey The Thang Sharp Nine 2006 John Stetch Bruxin' Justin Time 2006

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Maneri Maneri Quite Contrary: The Soul with Longing for Dim Hills & Happening

by Marc Medwin
August 5, 2006

Masashi Harada / Mat Maneri The Soul With Longing For Dim Hills And Faint Horizons Leo 2006 Francois Carrier Happening Leo 2006 Mat Maneri's playing weaves in ...

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Chico Hamilton: Believe, 6th Avenue Romp & Heritage

by Donald Elfman
August 5, 2006

Chico Hamilton Believe Joyous Shout 2006 Chico Hamilton 6th Avenue Romp Joyous Shout 2006 Chico Hamilton Heritage Joyous Shout 2006

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Summer '06 Releases From Clean Feed Records

by Troy Collins
August 1, 2006

Clean Feed Records, Portugal's most adventurous jazz label, has emerged as one of the leading lights of the independent music scene. Founded in 1999 by Pedro Costa, the label has since grown to include a veritable who's who of contemporary talent, both in the US and abroad. Boasting a roster of international improvisers, Clean ...

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Tenor Badness: Albert Ayler, Archie Shepp, Gato Barbieri

by Chris May
July 30, 2006

During Albert Ayler's performance at John Coltrane's funeral on June 21, 1967, Ayler described Coltrane as the “father," Pharoah Sanders as the “son," and himself as the “holy ghost." The remark generated as much fury among the jazz establishment as Ayler's incendiary--and still howlingly divine--music, but the description, so far as it went, was spot on. ...

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Whispers, Hymns And A Murmur / Way Out East

by Kurt Gottschalk
July 21, 2006

Wayne Horvitz Gravitas Quartet Way Out East Songlines 2006 Wayne Horvitz Whispers, Hymns And A Murmur Tzadik 2006 Guitarist Bill Frisell lost some fans, but gained many more, with ...

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Oles Brothers' Eastern Bloc Party

by Brad Glanden
July 20, 2006

Marcin Oles featuring Chris Speed, Simon Nabatov and Bartlomiej Brat Oles Walk Songs Fenommedia 2006 Marcin Oles and Bartlomiej Brat Oles featuring Erik Friedlander, Michael Rabinowitz, and Emmanuelle Somer Chamber Quintet Fenommedia 2005

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Sephardic Tinge: Avshalom Farjun's Toy Vivo Duo and Itamar Erez Adama Ensemble

by Eyal Hareuveni
July 17, 2006

A decade ago, downtown New Yorker Anthony Coleman coined the term Sephardic Tinge as the name for his new piano trio. In doing so he was referencing Jelly Rolly Morton's Spanish Tinge, which Morton had believed to be the element that gave jazz much of its original character. Coleman wanted to reflect the rich musical heritage ...