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Don't Be Afraid... The Music of Charles Mingus
By Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2005
Live at Jazz Standard
By Bill Mays
Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Have You Met Miss Jones?; Squeeze Me; How are Things in Glocca Morra?; Darn That
Dream; Music House; Let's Call This; Euterpe; Willow Weep for Me; When Will the Blues
Leave?; Smile.
Leaves Of Grass
By Fred Hersch
Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: A Riddle Song (overture); Song of the Universal; Whoever You Are Holding Me Now in Hand; Song of Myself: Part I ("I Celebrate Myself"); Part II ("A Child Said, 'What is the Grass'"); Part III ("A Learner With the Simplest"); Part IV ("I Exist as I Am"); Part V ("I Am He That Walks"); Part VI ("Through Me Forbidden Voices"); Part VII ("Now I Will Do Nothing But Listen"); Part VIII ("I Believe a Leaf of Grass"); Part IX ("I Fly Those Flights"); Part X ("My Lovers Suffocate Me"); Part XI ("Why Should I Wish to See God"); The Mystic Trumpeter; At the Close of the Day (instrumental); To You/Perfections; The Sleepers; Spirit That Form'd This Scene/On the Beach at Night Alone; After the Dazzle of the Day
Mercy Streets
By Kate McGarry
Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Chelsea Morning; Whatever Lola Wants; How Deep Is the Ocean; But Not for Me; Mercy Street; Joga (State of Emergency); Snow Picnic; Aquelas Coisas
Todas; Stars; Trouble of the World; Going In; New Orleans
Leaves of Grass
Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: A Riddle Song (overture); Song of the Universal; Whoever You Are Holding Me Now in Hand; Song of Myself: Part I ("I Celebrate Myself"); Part II ("A Child Said, 'What is the Grass'"); Part III ("A Learner With the Simplest"); Part IV ("I Exist as I Am"); Part V ("I Am He That Walks"); Part VI ("Through Me Forbidden Voices"); Part VII ("Now I Will Do Nothing But Listen"); Part VIII ("I Believe a Leaf of Grass"); Part IX ("I Fly Those Flights"); Part X ("My Lovers Suffocate Me"); Part XI ("Why Should I Wish to See God"); The Mystic Trumpeter; At the Close of the Day (instrumental); To You/Perfections; The Sleepers; Spirit That Form'd This Scene/On the Beach at Night Alone; After the Dazzle of the Day
Una Noche Inolvidable
By Arturo O'Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra
Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Havana Special; Buscando La Melodia; Somos Novios; Estoy Como Nunca; Volver A Los 17;
Encantado De La Vida; Ensename Tu/Piensalo Bien;
Pianarabatibiri; Corazon Rebelde; La Ley Del Guaguanco; 1Mi Amor Fugaz; Don Fulano;
Avisale A Mi Contrario.
Marty Ehrlich: News On The Rail
by Joel Roberts
Multi-reedist Marty Ehrlich can always be counted on to make thoughtful, provocative music on the modern-creative end of the jazz spectrum. His last album (The Long View, 2003) featured an extended large-group composition inspired by the work of painter Oliver Jackson. News On The Rail is a somewhat less abstract effort comprising eight new tunes written ...
Bill Mays Trio: Live at Jazz Standard
by Ken Franckling
After six years together, pianist Bill Mays, bassist Martin Wind, and drummer Matt Wilson decided to record in the setting where most musicians say magic really happens: feeding off the energy of a live audience. This disc was recorded over three nights last December at New York's Jazz Standard. Mays is one of ...
Marty Ehrlich: News on the Rail
by David Miller
Jazz is a big word. And the jazz world is a big world. In an independent study of mine, I am trying to define just how big that world is. But that's the thing. It's boundless. And not only is it boundless, but musicians are constantly exploring new frontiers, trying things that haven't been tried before. ...
Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra: Don't Be Afraid... The Music of Charles Mingus
by Jack Bowers
With the Mingus Big Band keeping the music of its namesake alive and flourishing, the question arises, is there a need for another band to canvass the same territory? Apparently the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra believes so, hence its newest album, Don't Be Afraid... The Music of Charles Mingus. Well, some of the music anyway, as ...
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