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News: Recording

Edward Simon's Upcoming Release: Trio Live In New York At Jazz Standard

Edward Simon's Upcoming Release: Trio Live In New York At Jazz Standard

Release Date: April 23, 2013 Studio recordings are wonderful documents of musicians and ensembles at certain milestones, yet they can be a bit unfair to both listeners and musicians who are interested in the natural development of the music. These recordings remain one of the only reliable ways to disseminate music but are generally recorded with ...

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Article: Interview

Lionel Loueke: Creating His Own Lines

Read "Lionel Loueke: Creating His Own Lines" reviewed by R.J. DeLuke

by R.J. DeLuke

Lionel Loueke, the guitarist from Benin in West Africa who brings to jazz music rich melodic and rhythmic sensibilities influenced from his homeland, always had an eye for inventing his own lines; injecting his own persona into the music even when it was against the rules. Even when he didn't yet realize the magical sounds he ...

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Article: Meet the Staff

Meet Dan Bilawsky

Read "Meet Dan Bilawsky" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

I currently live in: Northport, NY I joined All About Jazz in: 2010 What made you decide to contribute to All About Jazz? I started writing for Jazz Improv/Jazz Inside Magazine in 2005 and continued writing for that publication until the summer of 2009. At that point, I took some time off ...

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News: Recording

Tine Bruhn & Johnny O'Neal Release "nearness" On March 26 featuring Special Guest Stacy Dillard

Tine Bruhn & Johnny O'Neal Release "nearness" On March 26 featuring Special Guest Stacy Dillard

Tine Bruhn (pronounced Tina Broohn) moved to New York City in 2001 after having graduated from Berklee College of Music in Boston. She quickly became part of New York’s jazz scene performing at some of the city’s best music venues including Smalls and Bar Next Door. She consistently plays with some of the top musicians in ...

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Article: Album Review

Lee Tomboulian: Imaginarium

Read "Imaginarium" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Terry Gilliam's 2009 movie The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was a complex, complicated, fantasy tale. Lee Tomboulian's Imaginarium doesn't quite match Gilliam's ambitious, if flawed, breadth of vision--after all, Tomboulian constructs this particular Imaginarium with just a piano and an occasional accordion--but he still displays an impressive range of ideas on this enjoyable recording.Tomboulian ...

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Article: Live Review

Minus the Bear with Circa Survive and Now, Now: Huntington, NY, March 19, 2013

Read "Minus the Bear with Circa Survive and Now, Now: Huntington, NY, March 19, 2013" reviewed by Christine Connallon

by Christine Connallon

Minus the Bear with Circa Survive and Now, NowThe ParamountHuntington, NYMarch 19, 2013The Waves Overhead tour touched down on a brisk Tuesday night, the official last night of winter, on the north shore of Long Island, bringing a slew of young fans to support Minus the Bear and Circa Survive, the ...

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Article: Album Review

William Hooker Quintet: Channels of Consciousness

Read "Channels of Consciousness" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

Drummer William Hooker was a mainstay at New York City's downtown jazz haven The Knitting Factory, amid several cross-functional albums for its record label. He's a freethinker, possessing a broad musicality, largely immersed in improvisation, and communicates a comfort zone whether tackling or expanding numerous world music stylizations nestled within free-jazz, avant-rock and other genres. Recorded ...

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Article: Album Review

Matt Holman's Diversion Ensemble: When Flooded

Read "When Flooded" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

Brooklyn-based trumpeter Matt Holman has been putting his horn to good use as a sideman with A-listers, like pianist Fred Hersch and vocalist Kate McGarry, and up-and-coming large ensembles, like Darcy James Argue's Secret Society and the Asuka Kakitani Jazz Orchestra, but he's finally stepping up to the plate as a leader. When Flooded is Holman's ...

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Article: Album Review

Samuel Blaser Quartet: As The Sea

Read "As The Sea" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

Allocating his time between Europe and New York City, Swiss-born trombone maestro Samuel Blaser has recorded for prominent record labels, specializing in the outside jazz realm. Thus, As The Sea is the quartet's follow-up to Boundless (hatOLOGY, 2011). Blaser's recognizable plight to lay out nouveau frontiers remains a continuum. No wonder why he's garnered the assistance ...

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Article: Meet the Staff

Meet Dr. Judith Schlesinger

Read "Meet Dr. Judith Schlesinger" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

I currently live in: Dobbs Ferry, NY I joined All About Jazz in: 2002 What made you decide to contribute to All About Jazz? Was thrilled to discover it back in 2002. Happy to do whatever I can to nurture and promote my favorite music. How do you ...


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