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Album

1000 Rainbows

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Bizzaro World; We Can Work It Out; One For Felix; 1000 Rainbows; Crescent Street; Born To Be Blue; Gravitude; 49th Street; Not Like This.

Album

Images

By Steve Davis

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Nato; The Modernist; Twain's World; J Mac's World; Mode For Miantonomoh; Rose Garden; Tune For Calhoun; Park Street; Kenney's; Club 880.

Album

Trigonometry

By Jacam Manricks

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Trigonometry; Cluster Funk; Slippery; Nucleus; Miss Ann; Sketch; Mood Swing; Labyrinth; Combat; Micro Gravity.

Album

Trigonometry

By Jon Gagan

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Trigonometry; Cluster Funk; Slippery; Nucleus; Miss Ann; Sketch; Mood Swing; Labyrinth; Combat; Micro Gravity.

Album

Little Echo

By Ken Fowser

Label: Posi-Tone Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Resolutions; Ninety Five; Sap; The Dog Days; Vigilance; Little Echo; One Step At A Time; You; Another View.

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Article: Album Review

Organic is Israeli-born Ehud Asherie's fourth album as leader on the Posi- Tone label. It's also his second release of 2010, following the excellent Modern Life, although it was actually recorded two years before that album, back in 2007. It's another quartet recording of predominantly straight-ahead jazz and shows, once again, the young musician's affinity with ...

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Ehud Asherie: Organic

by Dan Bilawsky
November 15, 2010

Contrary to what some might believe, the designation of a musician as an organist or pianist does not have to be mutually exclusive. While some players choose to focus all of their time and energy on one of these instruments, many others prefer to branch out and try their hand at both. Fats Waller wasn't afraid ...

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Tarbaby: The End Of Fear

Read "The End Of Fear" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky
October 27, 2010

Virtually every musician deals with fear at one time or another. Perhaps it comes with a first opportunity to perform in an ensemble, or maybe it arrives when first taking flight and leaving the relative comforts of written music, searching for an elusive sound through an improvised medium. Regardless of when it happens, performers have to ...

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Tarbaby: The End Of Fear

Read "The End Of Fear" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay
October 26, 2010

A band name that some might see as confrontational--although the band denies this--an album title that could be wildly optimistic, a statement of faith or simply ironic; some of the fieriest jazz players on the scene and a scary Hieronymus Bosch-style cover design. What kind of music might emanate from such a combination? Free form, loud, ...

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Steve Davis: Images

Read "Images" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose

by Raul d'Gama Rose
September 17, 2010

It is easy to mistake trombonist Steve Davis for an aesthete--which he is, possessing an undying sense of lyricism to show for it. But he is a deeper musician than one who merely subscribes to the aesthetical philosophy. Each of Images' ten compositions far transcends warmth and lyrical beauty, standing out as astute forms of modal ...