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No Arrival

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Rinse And Repeat; Never Enough; Maria; Tomorrow Next Year; Soon; No Arrival; Pyramid; Only This, Only Now; The Greatest Romance Ever Sold; A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing.

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Interstellar Adventures

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Interstellar Adventures; Black Comedy; Retrograde; Cyclic Episode; The Comet; Gyre; Thorn of a White Rose; Revelations; For Those Who Do; Enchanted Forest

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Wheelhouse

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Wheelhouse; Schlep City; Outnumbered; Red Eye; Paulus Hook; River; The Crusher; One For Jonny; Gas Station Hot. Dog

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Fast Friends

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Last Train To Georgia; Friends Again; High Groove, Low Feedback; Surfing The Webb; Ah-Leu-Cha; Dease Things; Dream Stepper; A Night In Tunisia; Dog Doug; The Things We Did Last Summer; Nopolo.

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Bonafide

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Pearls; Theme For Basie; Rufus McWhitman; Tenor Madness; Batista's Groove; Coexist; Forge Ahead; Alpha; In Walked Wayne; Nos; The Real Deal.

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Michael Dease: Bonafide

Read "Bonafide" reviewed by Geannine Reid


Trombonist Michael Dease was born in Augusta, Georgia. His propensity for the arts landed him at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet High School, where he studied saxophone, voice and trumpet. During his senior year, after sage advice from another Augusta, Georgia jazz mainstay, Wycliffe Gordon, Dease pointed his ambition towards the trombone, what would ultimately ...

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Michael Dease: Bonafide

Read "Bonafide" reviewed by David A. Orthmann


Listening critically to recently produced mainstream-jazz recordings often feels like prospecting for gold amidst the dross of familiar templates, all-too-common stylistic references, and unremarkable performances. However, occasionally, even when a record doesn't hang together particularly well and is likely to disappear under the weight of scores of similar sounding releases, diligence is rewarded by a track ...

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Doug Webb: Fast Friends

Read "Fast Friends" reviewed by Mark Corroto


There is nothing as soul cleansing as bebop. Period. When you couple the music with the sunshine of Los Angeles (OK, when the smog has cleared) there is a medicinal, tonic effect to be had. Enter L.A. session saxophonist Doug Webb, a contributor to film and television, and member of big bands led by Bill Holman, ...

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Tom Tallitsch: Wheelhouse

Read "Wheelhouse" reviewed by David A. Orthmann


Tom Tallitsch's Wheelhouse is a recording in which something honest and genuine springs from the soil of a long established, familiar jazz style. Although pinning a hard bop label on the music is fairly accurate, ultimately it amounts to a quick, glib, descriptive fix that may distort or diminish the character of the record. The same ...

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Theo Hill: Interstellar Adventures

Read "Interstellar Adventures" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic


Hot on the heels of his heralded 2017 effort Promethean, the five covers and five originals on his latest Interstellar Adventures serve as rousing calling-cards for Theo Hill as he continues his steady, determined ascent into the contemporary ranks of vital and inspired jazz pianists. With the exciting, percussive talents of bassist Rashaan Carter ...


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