Results for "RCA Victor"

Joyful Noise - A Tribute To Duke Ellington

By Don Sebesky

Label: RCA Victor
Released: 1999
Track listing: Mood Indigo; Creole Love Call; Chelsea Bridge; Caravan; Warm Valley; Take the Coltrane; Satin Doll; Joyful Noise Suite (Gladly / Sadly / Madly); Ko–Ko.

Musical Plus Jazz

Label: RCA Records
Released: 1999

Ellingtonia Moods & Blues

By Paul Gonsalves

Label: RCA Records
Released: 1999

Jitterbug Nine

Label: RCA Records
Released: 1999

The Sonic Language of Myth

By Steve Coleman

Label: RCA Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Precession; Maat; The Twelve Powers; The Gate; Seth; Ausar (Reincarnation) Listen; Heru (Redemption).

Live At Ronnie Scott's

By Nina Simone

Label: RCA Records
Released: 1999

D.D. Jackson: ...So Far

by Glenn Astarita
December 1, 1999

Born in Canada and now based in New York, thirty-two year old pianist D.D. Jackson has been receiving much critical praise as the “good” word seems to be getting around rather quickly... And deservedly so! After spending some quality time with saxophonist David Murray, drummer Andrew Cyrille and many other jazz notables, Jackson is literally a ...

Shorty Rogers and His Giants: Portrait of Shorty

by Jack Bowers
December 1, 1999

This Portrait of Shorty is an unfinished portrait, of course, but no less pleasing because of it. Rogers called his big band “The Giants,” which is entirely appropriate, as he himself was widely recognized as one of the giants of the so–called West Coast school of “cool Jazz” that was born in the early ’50s and ...

John Pizzarelli: P.S. Mr. Cole

by John Sharpe
December 1, 1999

Much of guitarist John Pizzarelli’s work has been modeled after the drummerless trio of Nat King Cole. In 1994 John paid tribute to his idol with his recording, Dear Mr. Cole. P.S. Mr. Cole is, obviously, a sequel to that effort. Tutored by his legendary father, guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli, John is a fine rhythm player and ...

Don Sebesky: Joyful Noise - A Tribute To Duke Ellington

by Jack Bowers
November 1, 1999

Joyful? Absolutely. Noise? Not on your bass drum, compadre.If it has taught us nothing else, the “Year of Ellington” now drawing to its close has shown that there are an almost infinite number of ways in which to enter and throw light upon the Duke’s abundant storehouse of enduring musical treasures. Don Sebesky has ...