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Article: Live Review

Jazz Gunung 2010, Bromo, Indonesia

Read "Jazz Gunung 2010, Bromo, Indonesia" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Jazz Gunung 2010Bromo, IndonesiaJuly 3, 2010 Gunung is not the name of the town which hosts Jazz Gunung; in Bahasa--the predominant language of Indonesia--it means mountain. Mountain Jazz is as good a name as any given that this one-day festival is staged among the swirling clouds, some two thousand meters above sea ...

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News: Festival

North Sea Jazz 2010 Leads Tour de Jazz

The widely renown port of Rotterdam promises to provide even more metropolitan vibrancy than usual from July 9th through the 11th, as the 35th edition of the North Sea Jazz juggernaut raises the standard of musical entertainment once again. In terms of big bang for the show time buck and relative ease of multiple-venue accessibility, when ...

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Article: Album Review

Torben Waldorff: American Rock Beauty

Read "American Rock Beauty" reviewed by J Hunter


It's interesting to watch musicians approach the comfort zone. Some see it as something sacrosanct, a precious relic to be protected and preserved like antique china; others treat it like the family handball, never hesitating to pick it up and hurl it against the wall with all possible force. Danish guitarist Torben Waldorff takes a third ...

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Article: Album Review

Joseph C. Phillips, Jr.'s Numinous: Vipassana

Read "Vipassana" reviewed by David Adler


Composer-conductor Joseph C. Phillips, Jr. has a way of making his ensemble, Numinous, sound even larger than its 25 pieces. Of the three wind players, Ed Xiques plays five different instruments, Dan Willis handles six, Ben Kono a grand total of eight. As a result, Vipassana, Phillips' sophomore recording, abounds with nearly every sort of flute, ...

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Article: Album Review

Marion Meadows: Secrets

Read "Secrets" reviewed by Woodrow Wilkins


Regardless of the genre, an acoustic drum kit generally makes for a better sound than an electronic program. However, when the latter is done well, the difference can be staggering. That's one factor that makes Marion Meadows' Secrets function. Meadows began playing saxophone at age eight. His studies led him to appreciate such ...

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Episode D'Azur

Featuring the music of Pat Metheny Group
Duration: 10:37

From a concert in Japan, 1995. Pat Metheny: guitar Lyle Mays: keybords Steave Rodby: bass Paul Wertico: drums Armando Marcal: percussion voice David Blamires: voice Mark Ledford: voice
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Article: Film Review

Pat Metheny Group: Imaginary Day Live

Read "Pat Metheny Group: Imaginary Day Live" reviewed by John Kelman


Eagle Eye Media 2001 (reissued 2008) Some artists are revolutionary, others are evolutionary. Some manage to be both, and guitarist Pat Metheny is one of a small group of artists who, always moving forward, occasionally make more striking stylistic leaps. With a string of consistently strong albums that began with Pat Metheny ...

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Article: Film Review

Pat Metheny Group: The Way Up - Live

Read "Pat Metheny Group: The Way Up - Live" reviewed by CJ Shearn


Pat Metheny Group The Way Up--Live Eagle Eye Media 2006 The Pat Metheny Group expands on its masterpiece with this live performance. Throughout the group's 27 year existence, these musicians have consistently redefined what a contemporary jazz ensemble can be, and who they are as a band, each ...

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Article: Film Review

Pat Metheny Group: The Way Up Live

Read "Pat Metheny Group: The Way Up Live" reviewed by John Kelman


Pat Metheny GroupThe Way Up LiveEagle Eye Media 2006 One of most exciting aspects of live performance is the opportunity to see how a group translates music from the studio to the concert stage. With production values that more closely resemble those of a marquee rock group, the nearly three-decade-old ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Pat Metheny Group Reissues: We Live Here & Quartet

Read "Pat Metheny Group Reissues: We Live Here & Quartet" reviewed by John Kelman


With 1994's We Live Here and the 1996 follow-up Quartet, Nonesuch continues its series of remastered reissues from guitar icon Pat Metheny's out-of-print Geffen era. Metheny has long been a controversial figure in jazz, engendering polarization amongst jazz listeners, with his flagship Pat Metheny Group often the most contentiously debated. More composition-oriented than ...


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