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Article: Album Review

Champian Fulton: Champian

Read "Champian" reviewed by George Kanzler

by George Kanzler

Nobody does Duke-style big band music better than David Berger's Sultans of Swing, so just hearing this big band so attuned to swing with such Ellington-ian touches as muted lead and solo brass voices, and weaving saxophones and clarinets is a joy. That the arrangements all feature singer Champian Fulton is not always such a plus. ...

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Article: Album Review

Lester Young: Live at Birdland

Read "Live at Birdland" reviewed by Graham L. Flanagan

by Graham L. Flanagan

Whenever a label decides to blow the dust off of a live Lester Young recording, the results are unlikely to disappoint. Such is the case with Live at Birdland, which fits on one disc three different live radio broadcasts. The first of the three sets was recorded January 15, 1953 and broadcast on ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Quinn Lemley Stars in the Heat is On! A Life in Concert Celebrating Rita Hayworth Returns to BB King Feb 13th at 8PM NYC

Quinn Lemley Stars in the Heat is On! A Life in Concert Celebrating Rita Hayworth Returns to BB King Feb 13th at 8PM NYC

SPEND VALENTINE'S EVE with THE LOVE GODDESS! Quinn Lemley THE HEAT IS ON! A life in Concert celebrating Rita Hayworth Written and Directed by Carter Inskeep Wednesday February 13 at 8pm NYC BB King Blues Club 237 W 42nd Street New York, NY 212.997.4144 See Quinn's Video from BB's on You Tube The Heat Is On! ...

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News: Recording

JM Creative Artists and JansenMusic Records Take B.J. Jansen & Conjura Global in 2008!

JM Creative Artists and JansenMusic Records Take B.J. Jansen & Conjura Global in 2008!

New Music by Jansen & Conjura is now available on the following retail websites: iTunes: USA, Japan, UK/EU, Canada & South America Amazonmp3.com: USA/UK eMusic.com Amiestreet.com Myspace.com Rhapsody.com Napster.com SNOCAP.com IMEEM.com And Many More! Also The Movement Vol. ...

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Article: Profile

Marion Brown

Read "Marion Brown" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

By Michael Hittman It's probably known that since his last recorded gig, Gemini (play Sun Ra Live in Concert) on Birth Records, a 1993 duo with Gunter Hampel in West Germany), serious illnesses--diabetes that led to the loss of a leg followed by additional surgery for a brain tumor--has confined Marion Brown to ...

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Article: Album Review

Kneebody: Low Electrical Worker

Read "Low Electrical Worker" reviewed by Ivana Ng

by Ivana Ng

Kneebody's second full-length album starts off with an aggressive dose of jazz and industrial rock on “Poton." Drummer Nate Wood's slow, deliberate rhythm is irresistible, bordering on obnoxious, and tenor saxophonist Ben Wendel's improvising skills are well-suited to the quintet's combination of pop sensibility, jazz meditation and rock ferocity. A wave of sounds--trumpet, effects, Fender Rhodes, ...

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Article: Album Review

David Liebman / Richie Beirach / Ron McClure / Billy Hart: Redemption - Quest Live in Europe

Read "Redemption - Quest Live in Europe" reviewed by David Adler

by David Adler

In 2005 Quest did Led Zeppelin one better, reuniting all four original members to play gigs in the US and Europe. Active in the 1980s and into the early 1990s, this super-group was just one project that over the decades involved saxophonist Dave Liebman and pianist Richie Beirach. Interest in the band was renewed by a ...

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Article: Album Review

Tim Armacost: Rhythm and Transformation

Read "Rhythm and Transformation" reviewed by Donald Elfman

by Donald Elfman

Saxophonist/composer Tim Armacost spent a year in Delhi starting in 1993 studying Hindustani rhythms. In 2002, he received a grant from Chamber Music America to write a suite that places these rhythms in a jazz context. The result is the title suite of this remarkable album. Two of the players on the disc--pianist Bruce Barth and ...

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Article: From Far and Wide

Italian Jazz

Read "Italian Jazz" reviewed by Thomas Conrad

by Thomas Conrad

There is a disconnect within the culture of the North American jazz community. On the one hand, jazz people, thrill-seekers by nature, are endlessly in search of sounds they haven't heard before. On the other hand, most North American jazz listeners are oblivious to the richest, deepest source of fresh musical concepts on the current scene: ...


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