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Article: Big Band Caravan

Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchesta / Vaughn Wiester / Chie Imaizumi

Read "Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchesta / Vaughn Wiester / Chie Imaizumi" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Buselli--Wallarab Jazz OrchestraMezzanineOwl Studios2010 After veering slightly off-course recently with several albums devoted in part to backing singers, the outstanding Indianapolis-based Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra is back in a more pleasing instrumental groove on Mezzanine, profiling the compositions and arrangements of co-leader / trombonist Brent Wallarab. The first ...

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Article: Album Review

Various Artists: Larkin's Jazz

Read "Larkin's Jazz" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


Philip Larkin is one of the best-loved British poets of the twentieth century--the man who claimed in Annus Mirabilis that “Sexual intercourse began in nineteen-sixty-three..." A librarian at the University of Hull in the north-east of England, he was a complex character whose poems were often witty and well-observed but could also appear cynical and contemptuous. ...

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Article: Album Review

Julian Waterfall Pollack: Infinite Playground

Read "Infinite Playground" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


It seems at times as if the world is filled to the brim with technically adept young jazz players--musicians whose speed and dexterity earn immediate respect. But technique is not all there is. Indeed, it's not even half. Heart and soul need to be in the music as well. At only 22 years of age Julian ...

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Article: Take Five With...

Take Five with Assaf Kehati

Read "Take Five with Assaf Kehati" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Meet Assaf Kehati:Israeli/Bostonian jazz guitarist Assaf Kehati has been performing with legendary drummer Billy Hart and up-and-coming bassist Noam Wiesenberg for the past two years. For a recent Regattabar concert, Kehati's trio expanded to a quartet after renowned saxophonist Eli Degibri (Al Foster's Band) joined the group. The quartet plays both Kehati's and Hart's ...

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Article: Album Review

Whitney James: The Nature Of Love

Read "The Nature Of Love" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


The Nature Of Love is singer Whitney James' debut, although the maturity and sophistication of her performance makes this hard to believe. Across an intriguing set of songs James demonstrates an impressive vocal range and a command of phrasing and intonation that usually come only with years of experience. James' voice is expressive ...

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Article: Live Review

Alex Chilowicz at William Paterson University

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Alex Chilowicz William Paterson University Wayne, NJ December 9, 2009 Saxophonist Alex Chilowicz is a 22-year-old senior in the Jazz Studies program at William Paterson University. To fulfill an honors thesis requirement, Chilowicz embarked on an unusually ambitious project--the performance of Eddie Sauter's Focus. A seven-part composition for string ...

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The Russ Spiegel Jazz Orchestra: Transplants

Read "Transplants" reviewed by Edward Blanco


Veteran jazz guitarist Russ Spiegel has always had an affinity for big band music, from his days of performing with the European-based Landes Jugend Jazz Orchester Hessen, The Bill Warfield Big Band, and his own Russ Spiegel Big Band, comprised of top German and international musicians. He continues his love affair of progressive ensemble music on ...

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Article: Album Review

Alan Baylock Jazz Orchestra: Eastern Standard Time

Read "Eastern Standard Time" reviewed by Edward Blanco


A master in the art of arranging and composing jazz music, Alan Baylock, who holds the position of Chief Arranger for the premier jazz ensemble of the United States Air Force, unveils another masterpiece with Eastern Standard Time, the follow-up to his critically acclaimed debut, Two Seconds to Midnight (Sea Breeze Records, 2003). On this second ...

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Article: Big Band Report

"A Swingin' Affair" Outshines Its Name

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With an appreciative bow and genial tip of the hat to the late Chairman of the Board, Frank Sinatra, the Los Angeles Jazz Institute named its semi-annual big-band soiree May 21-24 at the Sheraton LAX Four Points Hotel “A Swingin' Affair." Was the event able to live up to its name? In the immortal words of ...

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The Hot Sides 1929-1934

Label: Challenge Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 01. Copper Blues; 02. Terribly Fond Of You; 03. So The Bluebirds And The Blackbirds Got Together; 04. Baby, You’ve Got The Right Idea; 05. In The Moonlight; 06. Someone; 07. Every Day Away From You; 08. You’ve Got To Be Modernistic; 09. Crazy Feet; 10. I’v Got A Feeling; 11. Allah’s Holiday; 12. Whispering; 13. Just Imagine; 14. Makin’ Wickey; 15. Shout For Happiness; 16. Twentieth Century Blues; 17. Brighter Than The Sun; 18. What A Perfect Combination; 19. Stay On The Right Side Of The Road; 20. Tiger Rag; 21. You Ought To See Sally On Sunday; 22. Who Walks When I Walk Out?; 23. Who Walks When I Walk Out?; 24. All I Do Is Dream Of You.


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