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Bill McHenry: Sonic Pressure & Rediscovery
by Tom Greenland
Bill McHenry Sonic Pressure Fresh Sound 2007 John McNeil & Bill McHenry Rediscovery Sunnyside 2008 Bill McHenry's eclectic sound, blending West Coast cool with the restless interplay ...
Chet Baker: Indian Summer and The Quintessence
by Marcia Hillman
Chet Baker Indian Summer Dutch Jazz Archive 2007 Chet Baker The Quintessence Fremeaux & Assoc. 2007 Hooray! Chet Baker, who died 20 years ago this month, lives ...
Straight Ahead: Jon Mayer & Grant Stewart
by Jim Santella
Jon Mayer So Many Stars Reservoir Music 2007 Grant Stewart Young at Heart Sharp Nine Records 2008 The small, acoustic jazz combo can make a night out as memorable ...
Brooklyn Jazz Underground: Puzzles & Best of the West and Many Places
by Donald Elfman
Alexis Cuadrado Puzzles BJU Records 2007 Anne Mette Iversen Best of the West + Many Places BJU Records 2007 Brooklyn continues to be a beautifully complementary alternative ...
David Murray: 3D Family & Sacred Ground
by Brandt Reiter
David Murray 3D Family hatOLOGY 2007 David Murray Sacred Ground Justin Time 2007 Cut in 1976 and released the following year, Flowers For Albert, David Murray's thunderclap ...
Two Tastes of Monk: Magical Mystery and Strayhornmonk
by Ken Dryden
John DiMartino Romantic Jazz Trio Magical Mystery Venus 2007 Strayhornmonk Strayhornmonk Unit Records 2007 The music of Thelonious Monk has long fascinated jazz musicians for its many challenges, including ...
Oliver Lake Big Band, Jimmy Heath Big Band, Lee Konitz, Lock 10, Jason Miles & DJ Logic, Dave Douglas & Keystone...
by Martin Longley
The Oliver Lake Big Band/Joe GiardulloRouletteApril 3, 2008This gig was set to be an example of complete polar opposites, from the bands of two veteran saxophonists. The Brooklynite soprano (and sopranino) player Joe Giardullo was leading a chamber septet, performing a selection of works that he terms 'G-2,' the 'g' ...
Gerald Cleaver: Detroit
by Tom Greenland
Detroit, Gerald Cleaver's sophomore release and a tone portrait of the Motor City, further establishes the drummer, best known as a prolific and versatile sideman, as a leader and composer in his own right. A brief photo essay in the liner notes displaying dilapidated buildings and skid-row denizens strikes a melancholy tone, but the music is ...
John Ellis and Double-Wide: Dance Like There's No Tomorrow
by Joel Roberts
That's the low roar of a sousaphone--courtesy of New Orleans' Matt Perrine--you hear on the opening notes of “All Up in the Aisles," the first tune on Brooklyn-based saxophonist John Ellis' soulful Dance Like There's No Tomorrow. A North Carolina preacher's son who spent his formative musical years in the Crescent City before moving up north, ...
Various Artists: Miles From India
by Jeff Stockton
Miles Davis' electric period is his most controversial among critics and most divisive among listeners. Since Sony started reissuing complete session box sets (2001's In a Silent Way, 1998's Bitches Brew, 2003's Jack Johnson), however, reassessment and reconsideration have helped to broaden the respect and enjoyment of the originals. By the time of 2007's Complete On ...
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Bill Bruford And Pete Roth: A One-Of-A-Kind Juxtaposition
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Scott Kinsey: Thought Distortions and the Art of the Left...
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Arcanum at Victoria Nasjonal Jazzscene, Oslo
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