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Article: Multiple Reviews

Steve Kuhn: Qui

Read "Steve Kuhn: Qui" reviewed by Ken Dryden

by Ken Dryden

Steve Kuhn Quiéreme Mucho Sunnyside Records 2005 Steve Kuhn Trance ECM Records 2006 Pianist Steve Kuhn has never been the type of musician to stand still by sticking to one approach to his instrument, ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Mambo Maniacs: Live in Buenos Aires, The Bible, Brazil

Read "Mambo Maniacs: Live in Buenos Aires, The Bible, Brazil" reviewed by Florence Wetzel

by Florence Wetzel

Stone Alliance Live in Buenos Aires Mambo Maniacs 2006 Stone Alliance The Bible Mambo Maniacs 2006 Marcio Montarroyos Featuring Stone Alliance Brazil Mambo Maniacs 2006

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News: Event

Midsummer Mardi Gras Madness July 25 at the Cajun Restaurant, NYC

Midsummer Mardi Gras Madness July 25 at the Cajun Restaurant, NYC

Tuesday, July 25, 2006, from 7:30 until 11:30PM the Cajun Restaurant (129 Eighth Avenua at 16th Street, New York) will present a gala night featuring the tastes and sounds of New Orleans. Great Dixieland Music will be provided by Stanley's Washboard Kings with performances by our favorite musicians. The evening will feature our chef's Mardi Gras ...

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Article: Album Review

Bill Evans and Lee Konitz: Play the Arrangements of Jimmy Giuffre

Read "Play the Arrangements of Jimmy Giuffre" reviewed by Matthew Miller

by Matthew Miller

Merged from two brilliant 1959 studio sessions, this disc is, just as the title and artist credits suggest, a showcase for three immense talents. Those expecting to hear the snap-crackle of Roy Haynes' snare or Bob Brookmeyer's punctuated counterpoints after reading the all-star lineup may be surprised to hear them relegated to the background, but any ...

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Article: Album Review

Marc Mommaas/Nikolaj Hess: Balance

Read "Balance" reviewed by Terrell Kent Holmes

by Terrell Kent Holmes

Any kind of duet, whether jazz, classical or rock, presents its own particular set of challenges. It's paramount that the playrs involved come equipped with some kind of simpatico, or build it up quickly. Tenor player Marc Mommaas and pianist Nikolaj Hess tackle this task on Balance. “Funny Bones Jones begins slowly, then ...

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Article: Album Review

Tiziano Tononi: Peace Warriors

Read "Peace Warriors" reviewed by Jeff Stockton

by Jeff Stockton

It's unfathomable that when Ornette Coleman came on the scene, his music was flat-out incomprehensible to a significant number of jazz fans. And what's worse, the man himself was thought to be a heretic. But with Coleman's headlining of the JVC Jazz Festival in 2006, there is no doubt that he is one of the few ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Greg Robinson, Trombonist-Sunday Brunch in East Village July 15-16--No Cover

Greg Robinson, Trombonist-Sunday Brunch in East Village July 15-16--No Cover

Greg Robinson, Trombone John Liquori, Guitar Playing Jazz, Standards, and Blues No cover! Saturday July 15, 1:00-3:00 p.m. Cafe Pick-Me-Up Corner of Ave A and E 9th Street Across from Tompkins Square Park New York, NY Sunday July 16, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Orologio ...

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Article: Album Review

Borah Bergman / Lol Coxhill / Paul Hession: Acts of Love

Read "Acts of Love" reviewed by Clifford Allen

by Clifford Allen

The number of piano/reeds/percussion trios in the history of improvised music can probably be counted on a single hand, but some of them have been highly influential. Cecil Taylor's trio recorded such a set in 1962 at the Café Montmartre in Copenhagen, the entrée into free percussion beginning with Sunny Murray's fragmented bebop impulsions as Taylor ...

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Article: Album Review

Herbie Hancock: The Essential Herbie Hancock

Read "The Essential Herbie Hancock" reviewed by Judith Insell

by Judith Insell

The Essential Herbie Hancock, a double-CD set spanning a forty-year body of work, presents a sample of Hancock's bold explorations of various jazz styles. The compilation runs in nearly chronological order, highlighting releases on major jazz labels like Blue Note, Columbia and Verve. The track order makes very clear the varying creative avenues that Hancock has ...

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Article: Album Review

William Parker: Long Hidden: The Olmec Series

Read "Long Hidden: The Olmec Series" reviewed by Jeff Stockton

by Jeff Stockton

Solo contrabass performances are an acquired taste that requires confidence and nerve on the part of the performer and the listener. Long Hidden, comprised of music from four separate sessions, pits several solo performances by William Parker on bass and doson ngoni (West African lute) against a few tracks by the upstart Olmec Group. The disc ...


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