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Article: Multiple Reviews

Frank London: A Night in the Old Marketplace & Gachupin

by Joel Roberts
March 7, 2008

Frank London A Night in the Old Marketplace Soundbrush 2007 Gachupin Gachupin Self Released 2007 Nearly a decade in the making, A Night in the Old Marketplace ...

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Article: Album Review

Nik Bartsch's Ronin: Holon

by A. Henkin
March 7, 2008

It may seem odd to begin a CD review by expressing gratitude over its length, but there you have it. Pianist Nik Bärtsch's Holon, with his Ronin group, is a shade under 56 minutes and it is to his credit that he understands that with his particular brand of music, less is more. Like a walk ...

News: Technology

Jason Byrne's Red Cat Publicity Launches Website!

March 6, 2008

RED CAT PUBLICITY celebrates it's third year with a NEW website. Now up at the Red Cat Publicity Website: Spring 2008 CD releases + events Recent Press Releases Red Cat Artists On The Road Accolades For Red Cat Publicity Background info on me and Red Cat ...

News: Performance / Tour

Jeffrey Hayden Shurdut at the Whitney Museum of Art, Biennial 2008

March 6, 2008

JEFFREY HAYDEN SHURDUT presents “Pianos are instruments not furniture" Live public performance and interview on Neighborhood Public Radio as part of The Whitney Museum of Art, NYC, Biennial 2008 March 8, 2008 3pm 88.9- 91.9 FM Shurdut descends from his perch on East 74th Street in search of a local piano to ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Trio 3 (Oliver Lake/Reggie Workman/Andrew Cyrille) Plus Special Guest, Pianist Geri Allen @ Jazz Standard, Mar. 6-9

March 6, 2008

Kicking off their twentieth-year anniversary, TRIO 3, the high octane collaboration of jazz masters Lake, Workman and Cyrille, features the stellar pianist and innovator, Geri Allen, for a four-day fete of improvisation at its best! TRIO 3 Oliver Lake (Multi-Reeds), Reggie Workman (Bass) and Andrew Cyrille (Drums) Plus Special Guest, Pianist Geri ...

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Article: Live Review

Enrico Rava / Stefano Bollani Quintet at Birdland, NYC

by Budd Kopman
March 6, 2008

Enrico Rava/Stefano Bollani Quintet at Birdland, NYCBirdlandNew York City, New YorkFebruary 24, 2008 Capping a four-day stand, and playing to a full house, trumpeter Enrico Rava and pianist Stefano Bollani, along with bassist Larry Grenadier, drummer Paul Motian and saxophonist Mark Turner were seductive, grooving, beautiful, while also being intellectual, ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Dado Moroni: Anything Else; Live Conversations & Magone

by Ken Dryden
March 6, 2008

Rosario Giuliani Anything Else Dreyfus 2007 Dado Moroni & Enrico Pieranunzi Live Conversations Abeat 2007 Solitude Dreyfus 2007 Pianist Dado Moroni is essentially a ...

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Article: Album Review

Joshua Redman: Back East

by Russ Musto
March 6, 2008

Saxophonist Joshua Redman's Back East is a multi-tiered concept album that simultaneously fêtes a person--Sonny Rollins; a place--the East--and a thing--the number three, while documenting the leader's continuing development as a saxophonist, composer and arranger. The date celebrates Rollins' classic Way Out West (OJC, 1957) somewhat ironically with its title and several songs associated with the ...

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Article: Album Review

Georg Graewe/Ernst Reijseger/Gerry Hemingway: Sonic Fiction

Read "Sonic Fiction" reviewed by Marc Medwin

by Marc Medwin
March 6, 2008

This long-standing and prolific international trio's debut finally gets the reissue treatment. Still quite active and stylistically amorphous, the group's first statement remains a bold one, establishing a collective aesthetic that defied boundary and categorization while making its place in history clear. The second part of “Alien Corn" is as fine a point of departure as ...

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Article: Album Review

Herbie Hancock: River: The Joni Letters

Read "River: The Joni Letters" reviewed by George Kanzler

by George Kanzler
March 6, 2008

The participation of such former and present Grammy nominees and winners as Norah Jones, Tina Turner, Corinne Bailey Rae, Luciana Souza and Leonard Cohen (reading “The Jungle Line" like a beat poet), as well as the iconic stature of Joni Mitchell herself, may have immeasurably helped in winning this CD the Grammy Album of the Year ...