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Article: Multiple Reviews

Piano Trios: Promise,The Thang & Bruxin'

by Donald Elfman
August 5, 2006

Danny Grissett Promise Criss Cross 2006 Anthony Wonsey The Thang Sharp Nine 2006 John Stetch Bruxin' Justin Time 2006

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Maneri Maneri Quite Contrary: The Soul with Longing for Dim Hills & Happening

by Marc Medwin
August 5, 2006

Masashi Harada / Mat Maneri The Soul With Longing For Dim Hills And Faint Horizons Leo 2006 Francois Carrier Happening Leo 2006 Mat Maneri's playing weaves in ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Chico Hamilton: Believe, 6th Avenue Romp & Heritage

by Donald Elfman
August 5, 2006

Chico Hamilton Believe Joyous Shout 2006 Chico Hamilton 6th Avenue Romp Joyous Shout 2006 Chico Hamilton Heritage Joyous Shout 2006

News: Performance / Tour

L. Medelgi/D.Anderson/L. Cordew -- Live at Mannahatta, New Time: 7-10pm-Aug 7th

August 5, 2006

Please note change of time.(House policy, sorry!) Mannahatta is located at 316 Bowery at Bleecker Street. Laurent escapes the Broadway pits and returns to his first love with personal renditions of great American Jazz Standards with some Brazilian Grooves thrown in. World premiere featuring Dave Anderson on Bass and Lionel Cordew on Drums. Free Admission. Showtime ...

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News: Obituary

Love's Arthur Lee Dies at 61

August 5, 2006

Arthur Lee, the talented and oft-troubled singer and guitarist for the influential '60s-era band Love, died in a Memphis hospital after a lengthy battle with leukemia, according to his manager. He was 61. “It was a complete surprise to me. He's had leukemia for the past few months, but he was coming along until this past ...

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Article: Album Review

Sebastian Noelle: Across the River

Read "Across the River" reviewed by Brian P. Lonergan

by Brian P. Lonergan
August 5, 2006

Warm, relaxed yet energetic original compositions dominate guitarist Sebastian Noelle's inviting album Across the River. Much of that warmth and relaxation comes from Noelle's fuzzy, rich harmonies and melodies that ring out with slight reverb and distortion. Much of the energy comes from some of the most exciting players on the New York scene today: Ari ...

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Article: Album Review

Day and Taxi: Out

by Judith Insell
August 5, 2006

The Swiss Day and Taxi trio was formed in 1988 as a quartet, eventually transforming into the group presently led by and composed for by saxophonist Christoph Gallio. The group is rounded out by bassist Christian Weber and drummer Michael Griener. At times, this musical offering could be considered a collection of expressionist ...

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Article: Album Review

Planet Jazz: In Orbit

by AAJ Staff
August 5, 2006

Heavenly--if not very far out--sextet sides are Planet Jazz's saucer of well-steeped black tea. Just the bracing tonic one might expect from Sharp Nine, purveyor of intelligence and taste in small-band jazz for a decade. From the first tightly scored, three-voiced chorus, which swings smoothly through drum breaks on a tune waggishly entitled “Mommy, Mommy No!, ...

News: Recording

New Gary Lucas album/Live in Romania and Beyond

August 4, 2006

GARY LUCAS & GODS AND MONSTERS NEW ALBUM “COMING CLEAN" Released October 4th in the UK by SIDE SALAD/UNIVERSAL, with licenses for the US, CANADA, JAPAN, FRANCE and BENELUX tba soon Featuring Ernie Brooks (bass), Billy Ficca and Jonathan Kane (drums), Jason Candler (alto sax), and Joe Hendel (trombone) plus special guests David Johansen, Elli Medeiros, ...

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Article: Album Review

Bobby Hutcherson: Oblique

by Kevin Ray
August 4, 2006

This album, recorded in 1967, is so special that it's hard to imagine why it wasn't released until 1980--and even then, only in Japan. Energy, creativity and empathy permeate it, and the players fit together wonderfully. Bassist Albert Stinson is subtle and inventive, making it all the more of a loss that he died two years ...