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Article: Multiple Reviews

Guitars: Michael Musillami, Threedom & Tom Guarna

Read "Guitars: Michael Musillami, Threedom & Tom Guarna" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

Michael Musillami's Dialect Fragile Forms Playscape Recordings 2007 Threedom Clairvoyant Avenue Bella Firenze Musica 2007 Tom Guarna Out from the Underground SteepleChase 2007

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News: Performance / Tour

Ayana Lowe Performs at 55 Bar on Saturday, May 5th

Ayana Lowe Performs at 55 Bar on Saturday, May 5th

AYANA LOWE'S JAZZ COMBO PRESENTS “May for a while--torch songs and blues for spring." AYANA LOWE - vocals PATRIZIA SCASCITELLI - piano BOB BOWMAN - bass NOAH AXE - drums 55 BAR 55 Christopher st (take 1/9 train to Christopher) Saturday, May 5th 6-9p.m (2 sets) ...

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Article: Album Review

Robin McKelle: Introducing Robin McKelle

Read "Introducing Robin McKelle" reviewed by Marcia Hillman

by Marcia Hillman

Robin McKelle's debut CD is a blast of fresh air from the past. Introducing is done from the stance of a band singer from the 1940s in musical format and material, logical since most legendary jazz and pop singers learned their trade that way. Most of the tracks are read in standard fashion--the ...

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News: Festival

Vision XII Schedule Tuesday, June 19 Through Sunday, June 24, 2007

Vision XII Schedule Tuesday, June 19 Through Sunday, June 24, 2007

Arts for Art, Inc. Presents The Revolution Continues Bill Dixon To Be Honored Amidst All-Star AvantJazz Lineup What: Vision Festival XII A Dozen Years Of Visionary Music, Dance, Spoken Word, Film And Visual Art Date: Tuesday, June 19 through Sunday, June 24, 2007 Time: Tuesday - Saturday 7pm; Thursday 6pm; Sunday 5pm plus a Saturday afternoon ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Amram/Kerouac Concert June 2nd 8PM at the Theatre of the New City

Amram/Kerouac Concert June 2nd 8PM at the Theatre of the New City

FROM CAIRO TO KEROUAC: A 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF NEW YORK CITY'S 1ST-EVER JAZZ POETRY READINGS WITH JACK KEROUAC & DAVID AMRAM Jeffrey Cole, The Jack Kerouac Project of Orlando Inc. and Crystal Field Present Classics of Jazz, world music and the words of Jack Kerouac with David Amram and his quartet, with guests John Ventimiglia ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Sarah Partridge Brings New Show, "I've Gotta Roam," to Oak Room June 12-23

Sarah Partridge Brings New Show, "I've Gotta Roam," to Oak Room June 12-23

With elegant tradition and high musical style, jazzy songbird and actress Sarah Partridge is set to appear again at the world-famous Oak Room at the Algonquin Hotel [59 West 44th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues] with a new show called “I've Gotta Roam" June 12 - 23. Some of her shows at the legendary nightspot ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Joe Chambers' Outlaw Band at Smoke May 11th and 12th

Joe Chambers' Outlaw Band at Smoke May 11th and 12th

Joe Chambers' Outlaw Band at Smoke May 11th and 12th Javon Jackson - saxes Misha Tsiganov - piano/keyboards Dwayne Burno - bass Steve Berrios - percussion Joe Chambers/ vibraphone - drums Smoke Jazz Club 2751 Broadway (212) 864 6662 Set Times

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News: Festival

Live Webcasts from Jazz Fest!

Live Webcasts from Jazz Fest!

I thought you and your readers would want to know that AT&T will be webcasting live from the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival this weekend! On May 5th and 6th, AT&T blue room music will give fans access to the best of Jazz Fest 2007, combining archived performances from the first weekend of the event ...

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Article: Album Review

Joel Frahm: We Used to Dance

Read "We Used to Dance" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

Working with pianist Kenny Barron, bassist Rufus Reid and drummer Victor Lewis on a straight-ahead jazz session would be a real treat for anyone. It turns out to be especially fruitful for tenor saxophonist Joel Frahm, who delivers this program of standards and originals with an artist's delicate touch. The proud owner of a rich, luxurious ...

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Article: Album Review

Rachel Z: Dept. of Good And Evil

Read "Dept. of Good And Evil" reviewed by Ernest Barteldes

by Ernest Barteldes

Brooklyn-based pianist Rachel Z has won her fame for thinking outside the box when playing jazz, often looking for material outside the genre's realm to make her music. On previous discs, she has transformed the music of Kurt Cobain, U2 and Kate Bush. On this new release, she includes, among a handful of ...


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