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The Lost Session, Paris 1979
By Dave Burrell
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: On a Saturday Night; A.M. Rag; Lush Life (Strayhorn); Punaluu Peter; Sarah's Lament;
Stepping Out (or, Monday Night Death Rehearsal); Embraceable (Gershwin / Gershwin);
Black Robert; My Dog Has Fleas / Menehune Messages; Sophisticated Lady (Ellington).
Music For An Imaginary Ballet
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Stiklo gabaliukai; It's coming; Duo 1; Trio 1; Duo 2; Quartet; Trio 2; 7th Track;
Duo 3; Duo 4; Trio 2; Stiklo gabaliukai
Live From Studio Rivbea (Jimmy Lyons)
By Jimmy Lyons
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: After You Left; Diads.
Pulsar
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Pulsar; Fogo Em Escalada; Words Of Freedom.
The Analects Of Confucius
By Misha Mengelberg / Sabu Toyozumi
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: my guru MM; song for AMY; teremakashi to forest of KEYAGU; off MINOR.
Arkady Gotesman: Music For An Imaginary Ballet
by Ieva Pakalniskyte
Arkady Gotesman occupies a singular position in Lithuanian music scene, having performed across more than fifty international festivals and concerts as a percussionist, composer and interdisciplinary artist whose work spans jazz, contemporary classical repertoire, free improvisation, theatre, literature and film. Over four decades he has collaborated with an exceptional range of musicians--from Vyacheslav Ganelin, Petras Vysniauskas, Liudas ...
Dave Burrell / Sam Woodyard: The Lost Session, Paris 1979
by John Sharpe
A lot of hoohah gets thrown around about legendary lost dates, but few live up to the billing. But The Lost Session by pianist Dave Burrell and drummer Sam Woodyard assuredly does. During the summer of 1979, Burrell had a three-month stand at the Campagne Premiere Club in Paris, which allowed him to fully explore and ...
Jimmy Lyons: Live From Studio Rivbea (Jimmy Lyons)
by John Sharpe
Alto saxophonist Jimmy Lyons was underappreciated even at the height of his powers, but to those with ears attuned to the radical innovations of the loft jazz era, he was a galvanizing presence. That his legacy remains under-lit is due in part to his long-standing tenure in Cecil Taylor's incandescent orbit. Lyons was more than a ...
Misha Mengelberg / Sabu Toyozumi: The Analects Of Confucius
by Mark Corroto
Come for the music of Dutch pianist Misha Mengelberg, and stay for Sabu Toyozumi. Or perhaps you are here for the Japanese drummer--the first non-American invited into the ranks of Chicago's Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM)--and are thrilled to hear him engage in a distinctly Japanese take on the New Dutch Swing. Either ...
Dave Burrell / Sam Woodyard: The Lost Session, Paris 1979
by Mark Corroto
Listeners would be hard-pressed to name another artist besides Dave Burrell who commands such mastery across jazz's entire timeline, from its ragtime origins to its most adventurous avant-garde territories. The pianist, born in 1940, brings equal authenticity to Jelly Roll Morton's classic compositions and completely free improvisation. His discography spans the works of Thelonious Monk, Billy ...
