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Jonathan Russell - Tomorrow's Newsmaker for 2008
Jonathan Russell, 13-year-old jazz violinist, has been named the 2008 1010 WINS Tomorrow's Newsmaker Winner in the Arts and Entertainment category. Jonathan was selected by a panel of judges and a people’s choice vote from a pool of other arts and entertainment finalist. Nominees in other categories such as public service, business and sports included many ...
Marcus Goldhaber Preps New Album, Take Me Anywhere - Coming November 25th, 2008
Singer/Songwriter Marcus Goldhaber is gearing up for the November release of his new album, Take Me Anywhere, with an Advanced CD Release Concert Series in his hometown, Boston, at French Bistro and Wine Bar, Les Zygomates, on October 15th & 16th, and an In-Store CD Signing and Live Performance at British Perfumery, Jo Malone, in the ...
Bryan Beninghove Organ Trio to Perform at the Jazz Gallery
Saxophonist/Composer Bryan Beninghove will be performing with his Organ Trio at The Jazz Gallery in NYC on Sunday November 2nd, 2008 in celebration of his new CD release titled Organ Trio. Shows 7PM & 9 PM The Bryan Beninghove Organ Trio Bryan Beninghove –Saxophone Kyle Koehler – Organ Don Williams ...
Bob Stewart: Brassy Bass Lines
by Matthew Miller
Over his 40-year career, tubaist Bob Stewart has redefined his instrument's role in modern jazz. His thundering, breathy grooves and fluid improvisations have been integral to the work of a who's who of creative musicians, including Arthur Blythe, David Murray and Carla Bley, as well as to Stewart's own impressive discography as a leader. ...
Judi Silvano: Cleome: Live Takes
by Jim Santella
Judi Silvano’s improvising quartet, Cleome, dares to push with a unique air as her voice melds with the ensemble’s three instrumental sounds in an uproar of motion. Making its flexible journey through space and revealing her extended range, the leader’s voice pierces like a soprano bullet that ricochets through the room in random patterns. ...
Andrew Hill: Change
by Jeff Stockton
Until Mosaic issued the limited-edition, seven-disc box set, The Complete Blue Note Andrew Hill Sessions (1963-66), pianist Andrew Hill's remarkably prolific and consistently excellent Blue Note recordings languished in obscurity, especially on CD where only his masterpiece, 1964’s Point of Departure, was available with any certainty. Since then at least ten titles recorded between ...
Oliver Lake Organ Trio: Makin' It
by Martin Longley
This album finds alto saxophonist Oliver Lake in a groovesome incarnation, less disposed than usual towards avant exploration. He's utilizing the classic Hammond organ construction, though without any guitarist in sight. It's just Lake, B3 man Jared Gold and drummer Johnathan Blake, getting pretty close to the expectations of a '60s formula, though still surprising with ...
Rudy Van Gelder Editions: Red Garland, Horace Silver, Freddie Redd
by Tom Greenland
For almost a decade, the protean recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder has been remastering his analog masters into 24-bit digital format, affording fans an enhanced audio experience and/or a chance to rediscover previously hard-to-find or overlooked classics. Albums by three pianists--Red Garland's 1957 Soul Junction, Horace Silver's 1958 Further Explorations by the Horace Silver Quintet and ...
Jazz Icons Appear in the Duke Jazz Talks at the New York Public Library Starting October 29
McCoy Tyner, Dave Brubeck, Bucky Pizzarelli and Other Jazz Icons Appear In The Duke Jazz Talks at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Starting October 29 Separate Free Concert Series continues with performances by Jovino Santos Neto, and Donny McCaslin Legendary jazz musicians McCoy Tyner, Dave Brubeck, and Bucky and John Pizzarelli will ...
The Stein Brothers Quintet: Quixotic
by Laurel Gross
Things couldn’t be tougher for young musicians trying to make a name for themselves on the talent-rich-but-job-scarce New York scene. Or, perhaps in these dicey economic times they could. In any case, fans of straight-ahead may be glad that saxophonists Asher and Alex Stein have stuck it out. Siblings and even twins ...
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