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New Horizons
By Ryan Haines
Label: Sea Breeze Jazz
Released: 2006
Track listing: New Horizons; Swing Open; Wthout You; Bottom End Shuffle; A Problem With The Sun;
Pan-Fried Doodles; Goodnight Story; No Harm, No Foul; America The Beautiful.
New Horizons
By New Horizons
Label: Sea Breeze Jazz
Released: 2006
Track listing: New Horizons; Swing Open; Without You; Bottom End Shuffle; A Problem With the Sun; Pan-Fried Noodles; Goodnight Story; No Harm, No Foul; America the Beautiful.
Ryan Haines Big Band: New Horizons
by Edward Blanco
I just can't help but feel that the outlook for big band jazz keeps improving with every new release that hits the shelves these days. This new album by the Ryan Haines Big Band confirms my perception. With nine tasteful charts ranging from contemporary to swing, from blistering to mellow, there's plenty of heart and heat ...
Ryan Haines Big Band: New Horizons
by Jack Bowers
Having tested the water with his first big band album, To the Sky, five years ago, trombonist Ryan Haines springs from the high board, executes a triple somersault, and lands with barely a splash on his second, New Horizons. Unlike that earlier album, which was largely a tribute to the US Air Force (Haines was then ...
Ryan Haines Big Band: New Horizons
by Jim Santella
I love a good big band. Especially when it swings like Count Basie. Trombonist Ryan Haines drives this big band with that same kind of laid-back groove, updating his charts with a contemporary flair and putting together a well balanced outfit to interpret his challenging arrangements. The leader's trombone soars fluidly overhead as he solos with ...
Caribbean Jazz Project: New Horizons
by Dave Hughes
These are new horizons, indeed, as this is a whole new band, save for Dave Samuels. Former frontliners Paquito D'Rivera and Andy Narell, as well as their rhythmmates, have departed for other projects, and Samuels has replenished the line-up with equally impressive talent in flautist Dave Valentin and guitarist Steve Khan. The change ...
Caribbean Jazz Project: New Horizons
by Ed Kopp
Reedman Paquito D’Rivera and steel drummer Andy Narell recently quit the Caribbean Jazz Project, but founder Dave Samuels (vibes) didn't abandon his concept. Samuels convinced flutist Dave Valentin and guitarist Steve Khan to form a new Project. The revamped lineup just released its first album, and it's a very nice outing. New Horizons conjures images of ...
