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Ornette Coleman Tributes: Tiziano Tononi & Makaya Ntshoko

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by Robert Iannapollo

Tiziano Tononi & The Ornettians Peace Warriors - Vol. 2 (Forgotten Children) Soul Note 2008 Makaya Ntshoko & The New Tsotsis Happy House Steeplechase 2008 It's been ...

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Anat Cohen: Notes from the Village and Suelos

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by Tom Greenland

Anat Cohen Notes from the Village Anzic 2008 Cuarteto de Clarinetes de Caracas Suelos Cacao Música 2007 Anat Cohen, an Israeli-born multi-reedist who favors clarinet, is rapidly ...

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Gary Peacock: Live in Japan 93/96 (DVD), Home Row & Trio

Read "Gary Peacock: Live in Japan 93/96 (DVD), Home Row & Trio" reviewed by David Adler

by David Adler

The bass is something like the spinal column of a jazz ensemble, where rhythm and harmony are made to cohere. For over 40 years, Gary Peacock has fulfilled the role with mastery, enmeshing himself in nearly every modality of modern jazz, in trios as dissimilar as Albert Ayler (Spiritual Unity) and Bill Evans (Trio 64). While ...

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ESP-Disk: Giuseppi Logan & Gunter Hampel

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by A. Henkin

Giuseppi Logan Quartet ESP-Disk 2008 Gunter Hampel Music from Europe ESP-Disk 2008 Anyone who might be revisiting classic movies via a Netflix subscription has probably noticed they ...

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Taylor Ho Bynum & Mary Halvorson: Quartet Moscow (2008) & The Double Trio

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by Kurt Gottschalk

Anthony Braxton Quartet Moscow (2008) Leo 2008 Stephen Haynes & Taylor Ho Bynum The Double Trio Engine Studios 2008 Having both studied under Anthony Braxton at Wesleyan ...

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Solo Trombone: Albert Mangelsdorff, Conny Bauer, Jen Baker & Samuel Blaser

Read "Solo Trombone: Albert Mangelsdorff, Conny Bauer, Jen Baker & Samuel Blaser" reviewed by A. Henkin

by A. Henkin

Albert Mangelsdorff Solo MPS-Universal 2008 Conny Bauer Der Gelbe Klang Jazzwerkstatt 2008 Jen Baker Blue Dreams Dilapidated Barns 2008 Samuel Blaser Solo ...

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Larry Ochs: Spiller Alley and The Mirror World

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by John Sharpe

Larry Ochs/ Maya Masaoka/ Peggy Lee Spiller Alley RogueArt 2008 Larry Ochs/ Rova Special Sextet/ Orkestrova The Mirror World (for Stan Brakhage) Metalanguage 2008 Since 1978 saxophonist Larry Ochs' ...

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Benny Golson: New Time, New 'Tet & The Best Of

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by George Kanzler

The seductive charm that makes Benny Golson's “Whisper Not" so appealing has not diminished in half a century, as is evident when listening to the two performances found here, one recorded in 1956, the other just last year. The latter, with Al Jarreau singing the Leonard Feather lyrics with surprising sensitivity, comes from Golson's latest version ...

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Article: Live From New York

February 2009

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by AAJ Staff

Jeff “Tain" WattsJeff “Tain" WattsWinter JazzfestLe Poisson RougeNew York City January 10, 2009The big draw of Winter Jazzfest was drummer Jeff “Tain" Watts' midnight set at Le Poisson Rouge Jan. 10th in honor of Max Roach's birthday, with Terence Blanchard (trumpet), Branford Marsalis (tenor and soprano ...

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Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC

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by George Kanzler

Willie Nelson / Wynton Marsalis Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC Eagle Eye 2008 Willie Nelson has the final word on this DVD, heard over the closing credits, and he nails it: “You know, labels were invented to sell the music. You had to name it before ...


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