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Article: Album Review

Jim Black / AlasNoAxis: Dogs of Great Indifference

Read "Dogs of Great Indifference" reviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell

by Sean Patrick Fitzell

In the midst of mounting musical intensity, the drummer was undaunted when his stick shattered. He continued to pound the beat amid angular guitar washes, soaring tenor sax squalls and percolating electric bass. This was not the latest hipster rock act. It was drummer Jim Black's AlasNoAxis powering through the climactic crescendo of “Tars and Vanish ...

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News: Performance / Tour

This week at Night and Day restaurant - from 08/26 to 09/01

This week at Night and Day restaurant - from 08/26 to 09/01

Night and Day Restaurant 230 Fifth Avenue (at President Street) Park Slope, Brooklyn NY 11215 tel: 718-399-2161 / fax: 718-399-2165 web: www.nightanddayrestaurant.com subway direction: get off at UNION STREET station (R line), take PRESIDENT STREET, walk up to 5TH AVENUE then turn right. Saturday August 26th ...

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News: Music Industry

New Brooklyn Creative Improvised Music Label Sonus Rex launched

New Brooklyn Creative Improvised Music Label Sonus Rex launched

New Brooklyn NY, Creative Improvised Music Label SONUS REX is launched. The label's very first release is NYC guitarist/composer STEN HOSTFALT's MACROSCOPE, the eagerly awaited follow-up to the critically acclaimed, groundbreaking '03 microtonal landmark recording “29 Pieces For The Microtonal Guitar Live at Knitting Factory". SONUS REX also promotes live events, and upcoming performances include a ...

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Article: Live Review

Hot 8 Brass Band: Soul to Soul Benefit At Summerstage

Read "Hot 8 Brass Band: Soul to Soul Benefit At Summerstage" reviewed by Ernest Barteldes

by Ernest Barteldes

Hot 8 Brass Band Summerstage Central Park, New York City August 12, 2006 The music of New Orleans was showcased in Central Park during the last weekend of Summerstage, presenting its annual Soul To Soul concert, which was set up to benefit Musicians' Clinic in the Crescent City. This is ...

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Article: Live Review

92 Street Y Continuum: From Dick Hyman to Bill Charlap

Read "92 Street Y Continuum: From Dick Hyman to Bill Charlap" reviewed by Daniel Kassell

by Daniel Kassell

Dick Hyman and Bill Charlap, Jazz in July, Kaufman Hall, Tisch Center for the Arts, New York, New York, July 19, 2006 “20 years on a wonderful carousel ride is enough, pianist/producer, Dick Hyman mused for a New York Sun reporter upon retiring, at age 77, from New ...

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Article: Album Review

Fred Wesley & The Swing 'N Jazz All-Stars: It Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing

Read "It Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing" reviewed by Suzanne Lorge

by Suzanne Lorge

Charity golf tournaments raise millions--sometimes billions--in the name of giving back. Trombonist Fred Wesley uses a different kind of swing to make his contribution: His recent release as bandleader, It Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing, benefits The Commission Project (TCP), a nonprofit that supports various music education projects around the U.S. ...

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Article: Album Review

Francisco Mela: Melao

Read "Melao" reviewed by Russ Musto

by Russ Musto

Cuban-born, New York-based drummer Francisco Mela's debut as leader introduces an important new creative talent to the international jazz scene. As its title implies--literally, melao is the Spanish word for the dark syrup concocted from cane sugar; figuratively, it describes any potent mixture of varied ingredients--the disc is a musical mélange of Mela compositions with a ...

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Article: Album Review

Alan Broadbent: 'Round Midnight

Read "'Round Midnight" reviewed by Ken Dryden

by Ken Dryden

Alan Broadbent is well known for his work as an arranger and accompanist, though the pianist's recordings as a leader best showcase his immense talent. He now lives in Southern California and plays on occasion in Los Angeles. Broadbent's first studio date for Artistry Music, with strong support from bassist Brian Bromberg and ...

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News: Music Industry

CTA Records signs saxophonist Dayna Stephens; Debut album scheduled for Spring 2007

CTA Records signs saxophonist Dayna Stephens; Debut album scheduled for Spring 2007

CTA Records has signed saxophonist, bassist and composer Dayna Stephens, adding another young talent to their Jazz rosters. Stephens will be entering the studio this fall to record his debut album featuring John Scofield, Rale Micic, Taylor Eigsti, Ben Street and Eric Harland. Dayna Stephens, 28, has been described as “One of the most exciting young ...

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News: Music Industry

New Music & Health Clinic at Beth Israel Med. Ctr in NYC

New Music & Health Clinic at Beth Israel Med. Ctr in NYC

The Louis Armstrong Center for Music & Medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center Unveils The Music & Health Clinic New York, NY (August 24, 2006) Beth Israel Medical Center will celebrate the opening of the Music & Health Clinic, part of the Louis Armstrong Center for Music & Medicine, at a cocktail reception from 6-8 p.m. ...


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