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Pablo Bobrowicky: Southern Blue

Read "Southern Blue" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Argentinian guitarist Pablo Bobrowicky has a beautifully unadorned and organic tone, as naked as an electrified guitar can be. He makes it a point not to hide behind reverb, sustain, or overdrive, producing a plectrum sound halfway between electric and acoustic. On Southern Blue, his fourth Red Records recording as a leader, Bobrowicky returns to the ...

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Markelian Kapedani Trio: Balkan Bop

Read "Balkan Bop" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Were we able to quantitate talent density as a function of label catalog size, Sergio Veschi's Red Records would doubtless be close to the top. His generosity to Italian and foreign musicians alike has resulted in a great jazz label. Albanian activist/pianist/composer Markelian Kapedani adds to this fine catalog with Balkan Bop, a standard piano trio ...

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Plays and Sings

Label: Red Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: Our Live is Here to Stay; After You've Gone; There's a Lull in My Life; Can't Take My Eyes Off of You; Ir Atzuva--It's a Sad City; Three Coins in the Fountain; More Than You Know; Stompin' at the Savoy; Calcutta Cutie; That's All.

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Plays And Sings

Label: Red Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: Our Love Is Here To Stay; After You've Gone; Fried Pies; There's A Lull In My Life; Can't Take My Eyes Off You; Ir Atzuva--It's a Sad City; Three Coins In The Fountain; More Than You Know; Stompin' At The Savoy; Calcutta Cutie; That's All.

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Dida Pelled: Plays and Sings

Read "Plays and Sings" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Youthful precociousness is one thing. There is typically an element of immaturity present. Fully developed and evolved at a young age is something else entirely. Israeli Dida Pelled has emerged fully formed as singer and instrumental soloist in New York City, after completing her obligation to the Israeli military and relocating there (not unlike fellow countryman/saxophonist ...

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Dida Pelled: Plays And Sings

Read "Plays And Sings" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


While no “one size fits all" prescription exists for molding and educating unique artists, some schools seem to have an exceptional track record. A large segment of the who's who of jazz greats from Detroit went through Cass Technical High School and more than a few Texas jazz titans received their education at Booker T. Washington ...

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Everlasting

Label: Red Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Pecado Primero; Hello Albert; Donna Lee; Gesualdo's Tango; Temples Of Gold; Ay Caramba; Everlasting; Eeeyyeess; El Color De Mi Rythmo.

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Melodies

Label: Red Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Besame Mucho; There Is No Greater Love; Lonely Woman; On The Sunny Side Of The Street; What Is This Thing Called Love?; Time After Time; Black Orpheus; Moanin'; Blue Moon; My Favorite Things; E La Pioggia Continua A Cadere; Lorenzo; Romolina.

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Vittorio Gennari: Melodies

Read "Melodies" reviewed by Chris Mosey


Altoist Vittorio Gennari is scarcely a household word among jazz fans in his native Italy, let alone the wider world. Arriving on the scene late in life, after a long career playing in dance bands, Gennari was in his seventies when he cut his first record as a leader, The Sound (Red, 2006). Now, aged 76, ...

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The Jazz Tribe: Everlasting

Read "Everlasting" reviewed by Chris Mosey


The vogue for Latin jazz began in the 1940s when Dizzy Gillespie hired Cuban percussionist Chano Pozo to play in his big band. At the time, most critics dismissed it as a passing fad. However, percussionist Ray Mantilla, part of a “goodwill ensemble" Gillespie took on a tour of Castro's Cuba in 1977, is today elder ...


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