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Article: Album Review

Jesse Stacken / Kirk Knuffke: Mockingbird

Read "Mockingbird" reviewed by Martin Longley

by Martin Longley

This album's subtitle is The Music of Thelonious Monk & Duke Ellington, and it's refreshing to find the two pianist/composers united in a single conception, pointing out that they probably have more similarities than differences. This selection's other strong point (and this is all before its players even strike a note) is that the repertoire avoids ...

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Article: Live Review

Scott Feiner At Smoke Jazz Club

Read "Scott Feiner At Smoke Jazz Club" reviewed by Ernest Barteldes

by Ernest Barteldes

Scott Feiner & Pandeiro Jazz Smoke Jazz Club New York, New York November 4, 2009 Quite a few fans and critics seem to have a misconception of Scott Feiner's Pandeiro Jazz project. Because he lives in Rio de Janeiro, plays the pandeiro and often includes compositions ...

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Article: Album Review

Larry Ochs Sax & Drumming Core: Stone Shift

Read "Stone Shift" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk

by Kurt Gottschalk

Larry Ochs, best known for his work with the long-standing ROVA saxophone quartet, has been working an unusual and satisfying side project for close to a decade. His Drumming Core, founded in 2000, is a trio with two drummers dedicated to exploring American field hollers and Asian chants. The first two CDs were rewarding, if more ...

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Article: Album Review

Donal Fox: The Scarlatti Jazz Suite Project

Read "The Scarlatti Jazz Suite Project" reviewed by Greg Thomas

by Greg Thomas

The Scarlatti Jazz Suite Project commences with a short aria in G minor by Domenico Scarlatti, the famed baroque composer of over 550 sonatas for harpsichord. Pianist Donal Fox evinces an elegant pianissimo touch, setting the stage for the title composition, which refracts another Scarlatti theme into a 3/4 romp, with repeating motifs that build tension. ...

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News: Recording

Vocalist Amy Cervini Releases Sophomore Album: Lovefool

Vocalist Amy Cervini Releases Sophomore Album: Lovefool

Orange Grove Jazz distributed by Anzic Records East Coast Release Events December 8 - 11 “...cool, assured delivery and a sensibility that demands finely honed, well conceived arrangements." - Peter Hum, The Ottawa Citizen “Ex-pat Canadian sings terrific, gimmick-free jazz....poise, intelligence and an unforced honesty that made every song ring like it was her ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Every Monday Night, Performing Live Acoustic Jazz Set at Arcane in NYC's East Village

Every Monday Night, Performing Live Acoustic Jazz Set at Arcane in NYC's East Village

Every Monday night from 9-11pm Kat Gang will be performing standards, swing and bossa for a delightful evening of French-Carribean inspired food and drinks at ARCANE - 111 Avenue C between East 7th and East 8th streets. Come join us if you find yourself in New York with nothing to do on a Monday night! About ...

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News: Recording

Kelley Suttenfield Releases "Where is Love?" on Rhombus Records

Kelley Suttenfield Releases "Where is Love?" on Rhombus Records

Rhombus Records announces the release of debut CD Where Is Love? from East-coast based jazz vocalist Kelley Suttenfield. Though decidedly a jazz CD, Where Is Love? transcends musical sub-genres while establishing an identifiable and contemporary sound. Backed by her five-piece jazz ensemble (Michael Cabe, piano, Fender Rhodes; Jesse Lewis, electric guitar; Tony Romano, acoustic guitar; Matt ...

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News: Radio

The Jazz Session #108: The Dan Loomis Quartet

The Jazz Session #108: The Dan Loomis Quartet

The Dan Loomis Quartet currently features Loomis on bass, Eli Asher on trumpet, Robin Verheyen on saxophone and Jared Schonig on drums. This particular line-up of the band performed for the first time in Albany, NY, during the 2009 Albany Riverfront Jazz Festival. After the show, the four musicians talked about the freedom found in a ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Lee Konitz In The 1980s

Read "Lee Konitz In The 1980s" reviewed by Robert Iannapollo

by Robert Iannapollo

Saxophonist Lee Konitz turned 82 in October 2009 and he's still going as strong and as steady as ever. He recently played a birthday duet concert with pianist Harold Danko. While the set included the usual standards there were also a couple of surprises such as the Konitz original “Kary's Trance." Konitz and Danko have a ...

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Article: Opinion

Creator vs. Interpretor

Read "Creator vs. Interpretor" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

By Randy Sandke We've all heard the saying that “Jazz is America's classical music." Implicit in this notion is the belief that jazz is equally worthy of respect, admiration and support as any 'serious' music. Over the past few decades, jazz has indeed found a greater degree of prestige, academic interest and corporate sponsorship ...


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