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With A Heartbeat

Label: Impulse! Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 01. Across Time; 02. Morning Tala; 03. Alankara (Beats Of The Heart); 04. Gamaka

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In Between The Heartaches - The Soul Of A Diva

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Released: 2003
Track listing: Love Surrounds Us Everywhere; If You Ever Change Your Mind; Hottest Love Around; Do You Love Him (Fast Version); Sleep On It; Can't Live Without You; Soon Come Again (Extended Mix); In Between The Heartaches; In Search Of My Heart; Sacred Kind Of Love; Magic Mona; Don't Tell Me, Tell Her; Be One; Everything I Have Is Good; Springs Arrival; I'll Be Around;

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The Creator Has A Master Plan

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Released: 2003
Track listing: I Want To Talk About You; Greatest Love Of All; Moon Rays; The Creator Has A Master Plan; Tina; It's Easy To Remember;

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Article: Interview

A Fireside Chat With Pharoah Sanders

Read "A Fireside Chat With Pharoah Sanders" reviewed by AAJ Staff


As a preface, I have been a devotee of Pharoah Sanders (Ferrell Sanders) since I first heard the now legendary John Coltrane recording, Meditations. From Meditations, I came to the storied Ascension session and that furthered my interest to Live in Japan (includes an almost hour long version of “My Favorite Things"), for my two cents, ...

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Article: Album Review

Badal Roy / Perry Robinson / Ed Schuller: Raga Roni

Read "Raga Roni" reviewed by AAJ Staff


When jazz listeners think of the tablas, only a few players immediately come to mind--Badal Roy, Zakir Hussain, and possibly the late Collin Walcott (from the group Oregon). Of them, Roy's resumé within jazz circles is certainly the most significant, with timeless contributions to the groups and recordings of Miles Davis (e.g. On The Corner, Big ...

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Classic Jazz: The Sixties

Label: Time Life Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: Maiden Voyage; It's Only A Paper Moon; The Bridge; Wham Bam, Thank You Ma'am; The Baron; Stolen Moments; Night Rider; A Love Supreme: Part 1 - Acknowledgement; Prelude To A Kiss; It's A Raggy Waltz; Mr. Lucky; Cristo Redentor; Blues Connotation; Four On Six; Smack Up; Petty Larceny; Day By Day; African Lady; Freedom Jazz Dance; Where Flamingos Fly; Blue Bossa; Whap!; The Jody Grind; Ghosts; Dream Gypsy; Four By Five; The Inflated Tear; The Creator Has A Master Plan;

Album

Gigi

Label: Palm Pictures
Released: 2001
Track listing: Gud Fella; Mengedegna; Tew Ante Sew; Abay; Bale Washintu; Guramayle; Sew Argeñ; Aynama; Kahn; Zomaye; Abet Wubet; Nafekeñ; Adwa;

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The Olatunji Concert: The Last Live Recording

Label: Impulse! Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Introduction by Billy Taylor; Ogunde; My Favorite Things.

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Article: Profile

Carl Grubbs

Read "Carl Grubbs" reviewed by Robert Spencer


Carl Grubbs is an alto and soprano saxophonist from Philadelphia with a singularly distinctive family tree: his cousin is Naima herself, who as John Coltrane's wife inspired one of the most beautiful ballads in jazz. Coltrane was close to Carl's section of the family, and he was quick to teach Carl a thing or two on ...

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Spirits

Label: ESP-Disk
Released: 2000


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