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Pyeng Threadgill: Of The Air
by Francis Lo Kee
Of the Air, an album of original music that cuts a broad stylistic swath, is focused and honest, traveling through various contexts organically. There are several reasons for the honest coherence of this music. The CD is recorded in analog with a core group of musicians, a working band rather than a collection of heavy-hitters or ...
Peace Warrior
By Khan Jamal
Label: Random Chance Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Don't Take No!; Scandinavian Dawn; Peaceful Warrior; One for Hamp; Three For All; Hip
Out; Body and Soul; Nubian Queen; Lovely Afternoon; Angry Young Man.
Rumba Buhaina
By Jerry Gonzalez & The Fort Apache Band
Label: Random Chance Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Along Came Betty; Crisis; This is for Albert; Up Jumped Spring; Madi's Smile; Wildflower; United; The Day You Said Goodbye; One by One; Rumba Buhaina; Ask Me Now.
Spring Cycle
By Steve Hobbs
Label: Random Chance Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Blued Swings; Spring Cycle; Rough and Ready; Para Mis Padres; On the Street Where You
Live; Jean; Mr. PC; Loon Lake; Crosswinds; Marionettes.
Jerry Gonzalez & The Fort Apache Band: Rumba Buhaina
by Jim Santella
The music of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers serves as a suitable theme for this album by Jerry Gonzalez and his Latin jazz band, since they exhibit the same kind of percussive drive with integrated melody that the hard bop drummer and his quintets shared with us for decades. It's been almost two ...
Steve Hobbs: Spring Cycle
by George Harris
Who says universities create an ivory tower mentality? Educator and vibes master Steve Hobbs has put out a delectably enjoyable CD of accessible, yet thought-provoking music. Employing a front line of Tom Harrell (trumpet, flugelhorn), Dave Valentin (flute), and Bob Malach (tenor), his lighter than air thematic statements serve as a perfect foil to the percussive ...
Khan Jamal: Peace Warrior
by Germein Linares
Vibraphonist Khan Jamal leads the charge on the eclectic and vibrant Peace Warrior. The album's content, some of which was originally issued in '82 as Don't Take No!, combines recording sessions from '82 and '89. Released on CD by New York-based Random Chance Records, Peace Warrior places a good amount of its emphasis in introducing and ...
Sweet Home: the Music of Robert Johnson
Label: Random Chance Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Love In Vain; Phonograph Blues; Last Fair Deal Gone Down; Milkcow Calf's Blues; When You Got A Good Friend; I Believe I'll Dust By Broom; Dead Shrimp; They're Red Hot; Sweet Home Chicago; Come On In My Kitchen; Ramblin' On My Mind.
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