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Ramsey Lewis: Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis: Showcase

Read "Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis: Showcase" reviewed by Greg Thomas

by Greg Thomas

Jazz is virtually nonexistent on network television. Pianist and broadcaster Ramsey Lewis has addressed this vacuum with the PBS program Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis. This Showcase CD/DVD set serves as a sampler of performances from the series. The end result is a patchwork of genres. Benny Golson captivates on the classic ...

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Hamid Drake

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by Kurt Gottschalk

When Hamid Drake takes the stage at the Vision Festival on June 16th, the concert will be something of a signpost in the drummer's long career. It won't be, as many have assumed to be the case, the first time Drake has led a band. But it will be the first live appearance of Bindu, the ...

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Jessica Lurie: Drive & Licorice & Smoke

Read "Jessica Lurie: Drive & Licorice & Smoke" reviewed by Celeste Sunderland

by Celeste Sunderland

The Tiptons Drive Zipa 2005 Jessica Lurie Licorice & Smoke Zipa 2006 The Tiptons, that notorious, all-female saxophone quartet from Seattle, have a tremendous amount of fun ...

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Ralph Towner: Time Line and Siroko

Read "Ralph Towner: Time Line and Siroko" reviewed by Celeste Sunderland

by Celeste Sunderland

Ralph Towner Time Line ECM 2006 Olivier Ker Ourio Siroko Nocturne 2005 As the nylon strings of Ralph Townerâ????s classical guitar or the steel of his 12-string ...

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Ned Rothenberg: El Nino and The Fell Clutch

Read "Ned Rothenberg: El Nino and The Fell Clutch" reviewed by Tom Greenland

by Tom Greenland

Ned Rothenberg, Matthias Ziegler, Peter Schmid El Nino Creative Works 2006 Ned Rothenberg, Tony Buck, Stomu Takeishi, Dave Tronzo The Fell Clutch Animul 2006 “Unvorherhorbar," Meinrad Buholzer ...

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Al Harewood

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by AAJ Staff

By Robert Paul Silverman Listening to drummer Al Harewood speaking about his life in jazz is like opening a secret chapter in a special history book filled with wondrous swinging grooves and illustrious personalities. Harewood turns 83 years old this month, but he has an acute memory, and speaks with a voice that ...

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Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers: Live! at Slug's, NYC

Read "Live! at Slug's, NYC" reviewed by Samuel Chell

by Samuel Chell

The drums and bass are miked too “hot," and the horns occasionally distort, but there are at least two compelling reasons to listen to this 2006 release of a 1968 on-location Messengers date featuring an unusual Blakey lineup. (No doubt some jazz fans will recognize Slug's as the unpretentious Bowery jazz saloon where Lee Morgan was ...

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Satoko Fujii: Undulation and Live!!

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by Kurt Gottschalk

Satoko Fujii Orchestra NY Undulation Polystar 2006 Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo Live!! Libra 2005 It would be easy to assume that there's something to be gleaned about ...

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John Medeski: Note Bleu and Piano Jazz

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by AAJ Staff

By Paul Christopher Dowd Medeski Martin and Wood Note Bleu: The Best of the Blue Note Years 1998-2005 Blue Note 2006 Marian McPartland Piano Jazz with John Medeski Jazz Alliance-Concord 2006

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New Sound Quartet: Summertime and Summer Knows

Read "New Sound Quartet: Summertime and Summer Knows" reviewed by Ken Dryden

by Ken Dryden

New Sound Quartet Summertime Eighty-Eights 2005 New Sound Quartet Summer Knows Eighty-Eights 2005 During the '90s, both Joe Locke and Geoffrey Keezer saw their careers take off ...


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