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Rob Thorsen: Lasting Impression
by Dan McClenaghan
San Diego-based bassist Rob Thorsen seems to be shining up a '50's-'60's jazz classics lesson with the first four cuts on Lasting Impression. The set opens with Charlie Parker's “Dexterity," a crisp, jaunty take on the classic, with Gilbert Castellanos--another San Diego jazz scene stalwart--sitting in on trumpet, giving the tune a bright, fluid feeling. John ...
Saltman Knowles: Return of the Composer
by Jerry D'Souza
Mark Saltman (double bass) and William Knowles (piano) met at the University of Massachusetts while attending the composition program. They forged a common musical bond, one that has grown stronger over the years. The two make composition the strong point of their music and the natural springboard for improvisation. But they also explore melody ...
Invitation
Label: Pacific Coast Jazz
Released: 2008
Track listing: Breakthrough; Damien's Dance; Invitation; Latin Fever; Detour Ahead; Just in the "Newk" of Time; Dialogue; A Walk in the Park; Red Clay; One Last Time
Bruce Eskovitz Jazz Orchestra: Invitation
by Donald Elfman
Saxophonist/composer Bruce Eskovitz makes music that is playful and appealing yet challenging and thoughtful at the same time. On an earlier recording, he paid tribute to saxophonist Sonny Rollins in a quartet setting, but here he displays his impressive composing and arranging chops in a big band setting. Eskovitz knows about intimacy and so the charts ...
Bruce Eskovitz Jazz Orchestra: Invitation
by Jerry D'Souza
The Bruce Eskovitz Jazz Orchestra returns with its second CD, Invitation, playing music that includes bop, salsa and samba. Much of it sits well within the confines of the orchestra. Eskovitz wrote all of the compositions except two, which stand out not only for their arrangements, but for the way the soloists ...
A Lot Of Livin' To Do
Label: Pacific Coast Jazz
Released: 2007
Track listing: A Lot Of Livin' To Do; My Time of Day/I've Never Been In Love Before; Then I'll Be Tired Of
You; Come Rain Or Come Shine; How Insensative: I'll Remember April; It Never Entered My
Mind; This Time The Dream's On Me; On The Street Where You Live; I See Your Face Before
Me; Just One Of Those Things.
