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Article: Multiple Reviews

Jimmy Amadie: In a Trio Setting & Live at Red Rocks

by AAJ Staff
October 25, 2004

By Stephen McGrath Jimmy Amadie In a Trio Setting: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra TP Recordings 2002 Mr. Amadie has accomplished what some might call his “impossible dream." Once a promising pianist, Amadie was struck with severe tendonitis early in his professional career. Not to say Mr. Amadie didn't have ...

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Article: Profile

Clark Terry: Having Fun

by Mitchell Seidel
October 25, 2004

At a time in life when most musicians would be cutting back and enjoying elder statesman status, there seems to be no stopping trumpet and flugelhorn giant Clark Terry. He helped celebrate the Newport Jazz Festival's 50th anniversary in August, and followed that up last month with a week at the Blue Note in New York ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Ken Vandermark: Radiale, Gambit, and Elements of Style, Exercises in Surprise

by Jeff Stockton
October 23, 2004

Ken Vandermark continues to issue recordings at a wildly prolific rate, yet for all the similarities, each one of his projects offers something different. And while charting the genealogy of his collaborative relationships can be like figuring out who is brother to whom on a soap opera, the crucial member of the two trios under consideration ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Happy Birthday Newport: 50 Swinging Years

by Ken Franckling
October 23, 2004

Various Artists Happy Birthday Newport: 50 Swinging Years Columbia Legacy 2004 Other than going one more time, what better way to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of America's oldest continuing and best known jazz festival than by listening to 27 of its finest and most unusual moments? Festival ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Sonore; Ken Vandermark; The Thing

by A. Henkin
October 23, 2004

Sonore No One Ever Works Alone Okka Disk 2004 When the saxophone trio Sonore played Tonic last month, the moods evoked included a honky-tonk blues bar, a foggy Holmes-ian London complete with murdered prostitute and a pit filled with the screaming damned souls of hell. Their album, ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

John Swana: On Target & New York-Philly Junction

by C. Andrew Hovan
October 20, 2004

It seems like a lot of up and coming trumpeters these days go for the bop stylings of Freddie Hubbard and Woody Shaw as their main influence. Far fewer look to players like Art Farmer or Kenny Wheeler for inspiration. That's what has made watching the development of Philadelphia trumpet man John Swana so fascinating over ...

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Article: Album Review

Bill Charlap: Somewhere: The Songs Of Leonard Bernstein

Read "Somewhere: The Songs Of Leonard Bernstein" reviewed by Celeste Sunderland

by Celeste Sunderland
October 20, 2004

This month Brooke Shields steps into the starring role of Broadway's Tony-Award winning Wonderful Town revival; 25 of Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts with the New York Philharmonic are available on DVD; and radio listeners will have the pleasure of hearing an eleven-part documentary on the maestro's life and career, narrated by Susan Sarandon. Fourteen years ...

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Article: Album Review

Bobby Matos: Made by Hand

Read "Made by Hand" reviewed by Russ Musto

by Russ Musto
October 20, 2004

Transplanted New York timbalero Bobby Matos brings his hot New York style salsa to his adopted home state of California on Made By Hand , a live '03 Pasadena concert recording by his Afro Latin Jazz All Stars, a group of fine players who are relatively unknown to listeners here in New York. Matos, who is ...

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Article: Album Review

David Murray: Gwotet

by Russ Musto
October 20, 2004

David Murray has recorded more albums in a greater variety of settings than any musician of his generation, and he has done so with consistently astounding success. On this ambitious date the outstanding saxophonist displays his remarkable range in the company of Gwo-Ka master drummer/vocalists Francois Ladrezau and Klod Kiavue, guitarists Herve Sambe and Christian Laviso, ...

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Article: Album Review

Charnett Moffett: For the Love of Peace

Read "For the Love of Peace" reviewed by Terrell Kent Holmes

by Terrell Kent Holmes
October 19, 2004

Bassist extraordinaire Charnett Moffett has mined all his musical and familial influences in his latest release, For the Love of Peace, which enjoyed an official and successful CD release event at Jazz Standard a few months back. Joining him on the disc is the Moffett Family Band featuring brothers Codaryl Cody Moffett (drums/percussion) and Mondre Moffett ...