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The Thought of You

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2014

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Article: Album Review

Somi: The Lagos Music Salon

Read "The Lagos Music Salon" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


L'attuale rinascita del soul, nella nuova connessione tra radici storiche, jazz, hip-hop e Africa non è solo europea (inglese e francese, soprattutto). Evidenziata da giovani cantanti nere con precise radici africane, trova in Somi una figura di crescente rilevanza, destinata ad ampio successo. 33 anni, nata negli Stati Uniti da genitori provenienti da ...

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Article: Interview

Jeremy Begbie: What can Jazz teach us about being a Christian?

Read "Jeremy Begbie: What can Jazz teach us about being a Christian?" reviewed by K. Shackelford


Jazz has long conciliated a sonic language that speaks of the nubilous, mystifying aspects of the human journey. Through jazz, we find the evocation of diverse emotions of the human spirit--depression, happiness, pain and love--sonically conjured through its dissonant chords and jagged rhythmic constructions. Indeed, the deepest and most hidden emotions are provoked and dealt with, ...

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News: Music Industry

Blue Note Records 75th Anniversary Celebrations Continue With Uncompromising Expression Book Release

Blue Note Records anniversary celebrations are still in full swing as we head into the Fall of our 75th year. In addition to new releases from Jason Moran, Otis Brown III, Ryan Adams, and Kandace Springs coming out this Autumn — as well as the continuation of our vinyl reissue series — the label will also ...

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Article: Album Review

Somi: The Lagos Music Salon

Read "The Lagos Music Salon" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


To most people, the junction of New York and Lagos, Nigeria may not seem like a natural place for an album to take shape. Somi, thankfully, thought otherwise. This worldly and well-traveled vocalist makes it seem like the most natural of meeting points on The Lagos Music Salon. Somi's music has always been ...

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Article: Live Review

Otis Brown III + Revive Big Band at Central Park Summerstage

Read "Otis Brown III + Revive Big Band at Central Park Summerstage" reviewed by Ernest Barteldes


Otis Brown III + Revive Big Band Blue Note Records 75th Anniversary at Central Park Summerstage August 3, 2014 New York, NY On an evening dedicated to the 75th anniversary of Blue Note Records (now a subsidiary of Universal Music), drummer Otis Brown III began the proceedings by ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Anne Mette Iversen's Double Life: So Many Roads

Read "Anne Mette Iversen's Double Life: So Many Roads" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Music making, like life itself, is all about balance. In both worlds, highs and lows, triumphs and tragedies, harmony and melody, chaos and order, the clinical and the emotional, the simple and complex, and so much more are constantly being balanced on the scales. Rarely are things in perfect equilibrium, yet so many people strive to ...

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Article: Live Review

Joe Lovano Us Five: Kennett Square, PA, January 19, 2013

Read "Joe Lovano Us Five: Kennett Square, PA, January 19, 2013" reviewed by Troy Collins


Joe Lovano Us FiveLongwood GardensKennett Square, PAJanuary 19, 2013Renowned saxophonist Joe Lovano brought his esteemed Us Five ensemble to Kennett Square's bucolic Longwood Gardens on a crisp January evening, touring in support of Cross Culture, his 23rd release for Blue Note Records. Performing in the Conservatory's intimate ballroom, the unconventional lineup ...

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Article: Album Review

Ron Jackson: Flubby Dubby

Read "Flubby Dubby" reviewed by Edward Blanco


New York-based urban guitarist Ron Jackson blends his soulful jazz sound with elements of R&B, funk and even a touch of the Caribbean mood on Flubby Dubby, his sixth album as leader. Leading his classic organ trio, also featuring organist Kyle Koeler and drummer Otis Brown III, the album was recorded live at Cecil's Jazz Club ...

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News: Radio

Joe Lovano Us Five - Taking Bird to New Heights

CLICK HERE FOR AUDIO Live sessions in the KPLU Performance Studio are always fun. However, when saxophonist, Joe Lovano, stopped by with his group, Us Five, it was more than fun. It was also an honor. New York Times jazz critic, Ben Ratliff, put it very succinctly: “It's fair to say that (Lovano's) one of the ...


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