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Matt Wilson: Arts and Crafts

Read "Arts and Crafts" reviewed by David Adler

by David Adler
March 1, 2001

Ever the restless spirit, Matt Wilson tries something entirely new for his fourth Palmetto CD. Sending the members of his regular Matt Wilson Quartet on a brief vacation, the drummer recruits Terell Stafford on trumpet, Larry Goldings on piano (not organ), and Dennis Irwin on bass for a new band he calls Arts and Crafts. Previous ...

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Larry Goldings Trio: As One

by Mark Corroto
February 1, 2001

The words “graceful” and “organist” can almost never be used in the same sentence. But the agile fingering of Larry Goldings is anything but the coarse, gritty soul music that you hear everywhere. His follow-up to the 1999 Moonbird trio session and the Peter Bernstein-led 1997 trio Earth Tones (Criss Cross) is his best work to ...

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Ben Allison: Riding The Nuclear Tiger

Read "Riding The Nuclear Tiger" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto
February 1, 2001

Like Charles Mingus, the bassist Allison has taken an aggressive approach to his music. Allison formed the Jazz Composers Collective, a musician-run, nonprofit with a mission to foster creative artists and new music. Not waiting for the jazz establishment to pick up on what he is laying down, he performs and writes for small ensembles and ...

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Pete McCann: You Remind Me Of Someone

by Todd S. Jenkins
January 1, 2001

Guitarist Pete McCann has gathered a beautiful assortment of songs and assembled one heck of a choice quartet to interpret them on this admirable disc. McCann is a big-eared, big-toned player who has served quality time with the Maria Schneider Orchestra, Bobby Previte, John Patitucci, Kenny Wheeler and other modern jazz stars. He and bassist John ...

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Norman Hedman's Tropique: Taken By Surprise

by Glenn Astarita
January 1, 2001

Latin percussionist and revered New York City-based session artist, Norman Hedman along with his “Tropique” outfit, present us with their inaugural recording for the burgeoning “Palmetto-Records” label. With Taken By Surprise, the percussionist also enlists the estimable talents of the great yet shamefully under recognized pianist, George Cables who lends his artistry to two compositions. Basically, ...

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Wilson-Berkman-Frahm-McCann-Allison: The Other Side of Ellington

by Glenn Astarita
January 1, 2001

Among the flood of commemorative Duke Ellington related projects witnessed in 1999, we cite The Other Side of Ellington as being one of the finer representations. Here, “Palmetto” recording artists, or perhaps – the “Palmetto All-Stars” turn in a decisively fresh and thoroughly attractive set of Ellington compositions along with one original by guitarist Pete McCann....... ...

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As Wave Follows Wave

By Matt Wilson

Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2000

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Lee Konitz Plays French Impressionist Music from the 20th Century

By Lee Konitz

Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: 1. Bandar-Log 2. Colibir 3. Sur Un Lanterne 4. Reverie 5. Berceuse Sur le Nom De Gabriel Faure 6. L

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