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Spare Change

July 25, 2012

Album: Continuum
By Richard Sussman
Label: Origin Records
Released: 0
Duration: 7:09

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Teeter Totter

July 17, 2012

Album: Swim
By Joel Miller
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2012
Duration: 6:17

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Call Me a Cab

July 11, 2012

Album: Upper West Side Story
By Bobby Broom
Label: Origin Records
Released: 0
Duration: 6:13

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In Unity

July 10, 2012

Album: Dialogue
By Matt Jorgensen
Label: Origin Records
Released: 0
Duration: 6:37

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Song Without Words

July 5, 2012

Album: Generations
By Richard Thompson
Label: Origin Records
Released: 0
Duration: 6:11

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You Must Go

June 26, 2012

Album: Sunrise
By Amit Friedman
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2012
Duration: 06:32

Article: Album Review

Deep Blue Organ Trio: Wonderful!

Read "Wonderful!" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki

by Chris M. Slawecki
June 1, 2012

Wonderful! presents the Deep Blue Organ Trio's jazz take on nine Stevie Wonder hit songs that span Talking Book (Motown, 1972) to Songs in the Key of Life (Motown, '76), plus Wonder's 1969 hit single “My Cherie Amour" and “Tell Me Something Good," Chaka Khan's breakout from Rags to Rufus (MCA, '74) by Rufus (and which ...

Article: Album Review

Human Spirit: Dialogue

Read "Dialogue" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
May 18, 2012

The three players who now call themselves Human Spirit--drummer Matt Jorgensen, trumpeter Thomas Marriott and alto saxophonist Mark Taylor--have a very successful track record of recording together. They teamed up on Jorgensen's magnificent Tattooed by Passion (2010) and Another Morning (2008), and on Marriott's strange and splendid Crazy: The Music of Willie Nelson (2008) and Flexicon ...

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Dan Cray: Meridies

Read "Meridies" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey
May 1, 2012

There is nothing iconoclastic about pianist Dan Cray. He derives his piano style more from Tommy Flanagan and Hank Jones than Matthew Shipp or Ran Blake. He has been driving a trio through four previous recordings: Who Cares (Cray Sounds, 2001); No One (Blujazz productions, 2003); Save Us! (Blujazz productions, 2005); and Over Here Over Heard ...