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Odyssey
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: It Could Happen to You; Body and Soul; I Love You; Night and Day; It Was Just One of Those Things; Search; Game On!; Surveillance; Conclave; Armageddon; Mutation; Call to Arms.
Denny Zeitlin: Odyssey
by Dan McClenaghan
Pianist Denny Zeitlin takes a trip into his archival book on the first half of Odyssey. He has always mixed eloquence and beauty with adventurousness. That is up front here. A close comparison to his style of playing can be found in the artistry of Bill Evans. And it should be noted that Evans adopted one ...
Denny Zeitlin: Odyssey
by Pierre Giroux
Listening to Denny Zeitlin has often felt like accepting an invitation to the unknown. Zeitlin has never been content to simply play a tune. He probes it, turns it inside out, and often uncovers possibilities most musicians overlook. Odyssey reinforces that reputation. Although much of the material spans different periods of his career, the album never ...
Odyssey
By Nubya Garcia
Label: Concord Jazz
Released: 2024
Track listing: Dawn ft. Esperanza Spalding; Odyssey; Solstice; Set It Free ft. Richie; The Seer; Odyssey (Outerlude); We
Walk In Gold ft. Georgia Anne Muldrow; Water's Path; Clarity; In Other Words, Living; Clarity (Outerlude);
Triumphance.
Odyssey
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Track listing: Ms. Groves
On your Right
The Crossing
Fade
Session
Odyssey
By Rita Selby
Label: Rita Selby Music LLC
Released: 2017
Track listing: Calling You; Colors of Your Life; Big City; Carousel Dreams; Rain at Midnight; We've Got Tonight;
Dear God; Overjoyed
Odyssey
By Don Rader
Label: Newmarket Music
Released: 2007
Track listing: Eagle Has Landed; 3 of 9; Bernie's Tune; Alone Together; If You Could See Me Now; Untapped Resource; Wilmas; Voyage; Ramblin.'
Don Rader Quintet: Odyssey
by Jack Bowers
While listening recently to the album Voyage (SWR, 2006) by Don Menza with Germany's SWR Big Band, my ear was drawn to a marvelous flugelhorn solo on the ballad Where Are You?" I glanced at the tray to see who was playing. It was Don Rader--and it was no surprise. Rader is one of those remarkably ...



