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News: Festival

Listen and Learn: Rashied Ali, Charles Gayle and William Parker

Listen and Learn: Rashied Ali, Charles Gayle and William Parker

The free-jazz group By Any Means brings its chemistry and history to the Newport festival Newport’s jazz festival - which this year has been christened George Wein’s CareFusion Jazz Festival 55--once again will bring some of the music’s biggest and most popular practitioners to Fort Adams State Park in Rhode Island. But buried within this weekend’s ...

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News: Festival

George Wein's CareFusion Jazz Festival 55

George Wein's CareFusion Jazz Festival 55

In Newport, RI, August 7 - 9, 2009 and CAREFUSION NEW YORK JAZZ FESTIVAL in New York City, June 2010 New Names for Jazz Festivals at Historic Sites NEW YORK, NY, David Schlotterbeck, CEO of CareFusion, announced today that the corporation will be the title sponsor for George Wein's Jazz Festival 55 in Newport, RI. In ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Rashied Ali: Meditations, Live in Europe and Art-Work

Read "Rashied Ali: Meditations, Live in Europe and Art-Work" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


John Coltrane Meditations Impulse! 2009 Rashied Ali Live in Europe Survival Records 2009 Hal Galper Art-Work Origin Records 2009 The eight years ...

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Article: Album Review

Michael Blake / Kresten Osgood: Control This

Read "Control This" reviewed by Troy Collins


Interstellar Space (Impulse!, 1965), John Coltrane's raucous tenor sax duo album with drummer Rashied Ali, is widely considered the pinnacle achievement of such instrumental pairings. Its blistering intensity continues to haunt similar efforts, yet there are a few intrepid souls who have opted for a more subtle, dynamic approach--one which favors conversational interplay over kinetic fury.

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Article: Album Review

Flow Trio: Rejuvenation

Read "Rejuvenation" reviewed by John Sharpe


Rejuvenation, despite its more recent vintage, fits right in with the generally held notion of the ESP label in its heyday as a home to passionate, small group, free jazz blowing sessions. While there may not be the same shock of the new, the intervening period means that the practitioners of this art have a rich ...

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Article: Live Review

Lee Konitz Quartet: Spontaneous Improvisation

Read "Lee Konitz Quartet: Spontaneous Improvisation" reviewed by Daniel Kassell


Lee Konitz QuartetJazz Legacy SeriesCreole Music Supper ClubNew York, NYMarch 21, 2009 For two nights Lee Konitz was improvising at Creole Restaurant, Third Avenue at 116th Street in Harlem's Barrio. On the Saturday, March 21st 10pm show Mickey Bass introduced the Quartet as part of his Brownstone Entertainment Complex's ...

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Article: Live From New York

Frisell/Carter/Motian; Winter Jazzfest; Gato Barbieri/Poncho Sanchez; George Coleman; Monty Alexander; Lee Konitz

Read "Frisell/Carter/Motian; Winter Jazzfest; Gato Barbieri/Poncho Sanchez; George Coleman; Monty Alexander; Lee Konitz" reviewed by Martin Longley


Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul MotianThe Blue NoteJanuary 9, 2009It's just over a year since these masters of minimalism were last in residence at The Blue Note. This return shows that they've further refined their rapport, which was already bordering on the telepathic. In this very particular combination, each member ...

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Article: Live From New York

February 2009

Read "February 2009" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Jeff “Tain" WattsJeff “Tain" WattsWinter JazzfestLe Poisson RougeNew York City January 10, 2009The big draw of Winter Jazzfest was drummer Jeff “Tain" Watts' midnight set at Le Poisson Rouge Jan. 10th in honor of Max Roach's birthday, with Terence Blanchard (trumpet), Branford Marsalis (tenor and soprano ...

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Article: Profile

William Parker: Deep Roots

Read "William Parker: Deep Roots" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


William Parker's East Village apartment is abuzz with activity on what would seem to be a typical November afternoon in the hive of New York free jazz. Cell phones and laptops are whirring, Parker making arrangements for an upcoming tour as his wife, the dancer and tireless organizer Patricia Nicholson, sets details for an upcoming fundraiser ...

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Article: Album Review

Henry Grimes / Rashied Ali: Going To The Ritual

Read "Going To The Ritual" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Bassist Henry Grimes was a seminal figure within progressive jazz and jazz-based improvisation back in the '50s and '60s. His relevance and resume contains stints with a who's who of jazz stalwarts. As Grimes' migration from Los Angeles to New York City in 2003 looms as one of the more heartening stories within this idiom, after ...


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