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Urban Grassland
Album: The Sky Cries
By Chad McCullough
Label: Origin Records
Released: 0
Duration: 6:38
Comencio
Album: Reunion
By Hadley Caliman
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2010
Duration: 8:03
Rigenia
Album: Flash Point
By Randy Halberstadt
Label: Origin Records
Released: 0
Duration: 6:34
Hadley Caliman and Pete Christlieb: Reunion
by C. Michael Bailey
Both Hadley Caliman and Pete Christlieb were active on Los Angeles jazz scene going on 50 years ago, and the two tenor saxophonists actually performed together at the time. Real life got in the way, guiding each man in his allotted direction. Origin Records' house pianist (and All About Jazz Contributor) Bill Anschell brought the two ...
Bruce Williamson Quartet featuring Art: Standard Transmission
by C. Michael Bailey
One of the early genius elements of small ensemble jazz manifested November 26, 1945, when Charlie Parker entered the studio with Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie, and, using the harmonic foundation of Ray Noble's “Cherokee," recorded a new melody, call “Ko-Ko." He went on to do the same with the Hamilton/Lewis composition “How High The Moon," ...
Two Shades Of Nude
Album: Two Shades of Nude
By Doug Beavers
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2010
Duration: 5:02
J & J
Album: Inner Mission
By Richard Cole
Label: Origin Records
Released: 0
Duration: 5:45
Richard Sussman: Live At Sweet Rhythm
by Dan Bilawsky
Life has few certainties, but the constant and ever-moving nature of time is one of them. Events, both miniscule and monumental, pass by and usually leave nothing more than a memory or, in the case of music, a record. Such was the case with pianist Richard Sussman's Free Fall (Inner City Records, 1978). Joined by some ...
Bruce Williamson Quartet feat Art Lande: Standard Transmission
by James Henry Smith
Woodwind multi-instrumentalist Bruce Williamson features his longtime compatriot and mentor, pianist Art Lande, in this collection of mostly standards, breathing new life into old melodies. Except for “Large Barge," a Williamson original tune reflecting his impressions of a lazy barge on the Ohio River, this quartet outing contains only material that will be well-known to seasoned ...
Richard Sussman Quintet: Live at Sweet William
by Larry Taylor
In 1979, pianist Richard Sussman's recording Free Fall was released on Inner City to some acclaim. Now, over three decades later, Sussman brings back his band mates from the seventies to perform on Live at Sweet William. Chief among them is trumpeter Tom Harrell, who gives further evidence that he is a genius of improvisation.
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