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Album

One For All

Label: DOMO
Released: 1999
Track listing: Havana; Water Ways Flow Backward Again; Libertango; Somewhere; Afro Blue; One For All; Milestones;

Album

Optimism

Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 1998
Track listing:

Optimism; Stranger in Moscow; Straight Up; All for One; Pearl's; Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most; What Kind of Fool Am I?; The Prevaricator; These Foolish Things (70:07).

Album

Too Soon to Tell

Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 1998

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Article: Album Review

One for All: Too Soon to Tell

Read "Too Soon to Tell" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Having reviewed last month Optimism, the second Sharp Nine release by One for All, the New York–based co–op sextet patterned after Art Blakey’s celebrated Jazz Messengers, we must beg your indulgence as we backtrack a year to appraise its debut session, recorded in February ’97 by the eminent Rudy Van Gelder (whose apparently escalating faith in ...

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Article: Album Review

One for All: Too Soon to Tell

Read "Too Soon to Tell" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Having reviewed last month Optimism, the second Sharp Nine release by One for All, the New York–based co–op sextet patterned after Art Blakey’s celebrated Jazz Messengers, we must beg your indulgence as we backtrack a year to appraise its debut session, recorded in February ’97 by the eminent Rudy Van Gelder (whose apparently escalating faith in ...

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Article: Album Review

One for All: Optimism

Read "Optimism" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Confidence. It's a quality too often overlooked, but one that is nonetheless essential in Jazz, as it enables a musician - or a group - to take chances, to go all-out and run the race at top speed without any fear of stumbling or falling flat on one's face. You can hear that confidence in Miles ...

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One for All: Optimism

Read "Optimism" reviewed by Joel Roberts


This is the second album by One for All, an all-star group of young jazz veterans totally steeped in the hard bop tradition and group dynamic of the classic ensembles of Art Blakey and Horace Silver. Eric Alexander, the rising tenor sax phenom, and Peter Washington, the talented and ubiquitous bassist, are probably the best known ...


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