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First Impulse: The Creed Taylor Collection 50th Anniversary

Label: Verve/Hip-O Select
Released: 2011
Track listing: CD1: The Great Kai And J.J.: This Could Be The Start Of Something; Georgia On My Mind; Blue Monk; Alone Together; Side By Side; I Concentrate On You; Moonglow/Theme From Picnic; Trixie; Going Going Gong!; Just For A Thrill; Speak Low; Lil Darlin.' The Incredible Kai Winding Trombones: Doodlin'; Love Walked In; Mangos; Impulse; Black Coffee; Bye Bye Blackbird; Michie (slow); Michie (fast). CD2: Genius + Soul = Jazz: From The Heart; I've Got News For You; Moanin'; Let's Go; One Mint Julep; I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town; Stompin' Room Only; Mister C; Strike Up The Band; Birth Of The Blues. Out Of The Cool: La Nevada; Where Flamingos Fly; Bilbao Song; Stratusphunk; Sunken Treasure. CD3: The Blues And The Abstract Truth: Stolen Moments; How-Down; Cascades; Yearnin'; Butch And Butch; Teenie's Blues. Africa/Brass: Africa; Greensleeves; Blues Minor. CD4: Bonus Tracks: One Mint Julep (Ray Charles); Sister Sadie (Gil Evans); Song Of The Underground Railroad; Green sleeves (John Coltrane); The Damned Don't Cry (John Coltrane); Africa (John Coltrane); Africa (John Coltrane); Laura (John Coltrane); Nakatine Serenade (John Coltrane); The Damned Don't Cry (John Coltrane).

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Genius + Soul = Jazz

Label: Concord Music Group
Released: 2011
Track listing: CD 1 Genius + Soul = Jazz: 01. From the Heart - 3:33; 02. I've Got News for You - 4:30; 03. Moanin' - 3:16; 04. Let's Go - 2:40; 05. One Mint Julep - 3:04; 06. I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town - 3:40; 07. Stompin' Room Only - 3:44; 08. Mister C - 4:25; 09. Strike Up the Band - 2:35; 10. Birth of the Blues - 5:09. My Kind of Jazz: 11. Golden Boy - 3:31; 12. Booty-Butt - 4:09; 13. This Here - 4:39; 14. I Remember Clifford - 3:37; 15. Sidewinder - 3:29; 16. Bluesette - 3:17; 17. Pas-Se-O-Ne Blues - 4:40; 18. Zig Zag - 4:28; 19. Angel City - 4:21; 20. Señor Blues - 5:22. CD 2 Jazz Number II: 01 Our Suite - 8:05; 02. A Pair of Threes - 5:26; 03. Morning of Carnival - 3:31; 04. Going Home - 4:18, 05. Kids Are Pretty People - 4:57; 06. Togetherness - 4:00; 07. Brazilian Skies. My Kind of Jazz Part 3: 08. I'm Gonna Go Fishin' - 5:29; 09. For Her - 6:16; 10. Sister Sadie - 4:04; 11. 3/4 of the Time - 2:47; 12. Ray Minor Ray - 3:44; 13 Samba de Elencia - 4:36; 14. Metamorphosis - 4:09; 15. Nothing Wrong - 3:30; 16. Project "S" - 3:15. Bonus Track: 17. Misty - 5:20.

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News: Performance / Tour

Ed Wise & New Orleans Jazz in Cheltenham, PA on January 4th

Appearing at the Cheltenham Center for the Arts, 439 Ashbourne Rd, Cheltenham PA on January 4th 2012 will be bassist Ed Wise and his New Orleans Jazz Band. One show: 7:30-9PM. Tickets: $10/$5 for students. No advance sales. Free Refreshments! For info: 215-517-8337. This Jazz Bridge Neighborhood Concert Series is sponsored by Jazz Bridge, a 501C3 ...

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Article: Live Review

Penang Island Jazz Festival: Penang, Malaysia, Dec 1-4, 2011

Read "Penang Island Jazz Festival: Penang, Malaysia, Dec 1-4, 2011" reviewed by Ian Patterson


8th Penang Island Jazz FestivalPenang, MalaysiaDecember 1-4, 2011 For small, independent jazz festivals heavily reliant on private sector sponsorship, it can be a jungle out there. In the case of the Penang Island Jazz Festival, sandwiched between the Straits of Malacca and tropical forest, this is literally true. Monkeys, civet and leopard ...

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Article: Album Review

Bill Cunliffe: That Time of Year

Read "That Time of Year" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


West Coast pianist Bill Cunliffe has released a most welcome holiday disc in That Time of Year. With Christmas coming commercially before Halloween in bigger and more brazen waves each year, having the music of the season reduced to its sheer elements by a well-versed master is refreshing, if not spiritually reviving. Cunliffe's pianism is urbane ...

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Article: Album Review

Randy Johnston: People Music

Read "People Music" reviewed by Nicholas F. Mondello


Perhaps more than any other musical instrument, the guitarists of today come drenched in the music of highly diverse musical genres. The instrument has been a fulcrum of expression, from folk, country and blues to jazz and rock--with a smidgen of classical thrown into the mix as well. Thinking about it, the task of developing as ...

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Article: Album Review

Ray Charles: Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles

Read "Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Handsomely appointed, Concord's Singular Genius--The Complete ABC Singles offers an example of intelligent and succinct programming and assembly in the waning days of the compact disc. This individual items collection were produced during the heyday of the 45 RPM single, which is to say during the time of alphanumeric telephone exchanges. It represents all of Charles' ...

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Article: Album Review

Hank Crawford: Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing

Read "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Saxophonist Hank Crawford will forever be linked to his one-time employer, the great Ray Charles, in the minds of R&B lovers, but soul-fusion fans are likely to remember him for a string of albums he recorded on the Kudu label in the 1970s. Crawford and tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine proved to be the two pillars of ...

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News: Recording

Ray Charles - Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles (2011)

Ray Charles - Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles (2011)

Ray Charles, sightless and orphaned by age 15, led a life that sounded like a blues song. But the range and scope of his talent could never be contained within one genre, no matter its lasting joys. A gifted performer on the piano, organ, clarinet and alto sax, Charles dabbled at first in Nat Cole-esque trio-jazz, ...

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News: Video / DVD

Ray Charles - Live in France 1961 DVD (2011)

Ray Charles - Live in France 1961 DVD (2011)

Ray Charles, by this point, had left Atlantic for ABC-Paramount and was well on his way to becoming one of the 20th century's most important crossover artists—dabbling in everything from country to big band to adult contemporary music. Make no mistake, though, Charles was still a musician of staggering talent in the straight-ahead jazz idiom—as lovingly ...


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