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Nat The Cat

Label: Red Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Nat The Cat; Make Her Mine; Harlem After Midnight; Blue Gardenia; Somewhere Along The Way; A Blossom Fell; That Sunday, That Summer; The Hand And The Sea; I Don't Want To See Tomorrow; The Ruby And The Pearl; Mona Lisa. (Total Time: 58:52)

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Live at "Someday" in Tokyo

By Bobby Watson

Label: Red Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Dual Conversation; Ms B.C.; Karita; Long Way Home; Unfold; In Case You Missed It

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Afinidad

By Edward Simon

Label: Red Records
Released: 2001

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Tokyo Leaders Big Band Live At Someday In Tokyo

By Bobby Watson

Label: Red Records
Released: 2001

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Bobby Watson And Tailor Made: Tokyo Leaders Big Band Live At Someday In Tokyo

by John Killoch
October 1, 2001

I believe it was at the Monterey Jazz Festival some years ago, when a Japanese Big Band exploded on the scene. A comment was posted somewhere " My God they are doing to our music what they did to our cars". The impact was great, around that time, some wonderful Japanese big bands assaulted ...

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David Binney & Edward Simon: Afinidad

Read "Afinidad" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
August 1, 2001

Alto saxophonist David Binney and pianist Edward Simon share top billing with this new effort, released on the Italy-based “Red Records" jazz label, and while the duo have collaborated in the recent past, Afinidad signifies a tightly integrated celebration of two distinct musical personas.The soloists pursue multicolored vignettes, featuring highly charged motifs brimming with ...

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Pietro Condorelli: Quasimodo

by C. Michael Bailey
July 1, 2001

Italian jazz guitar form Sergio Veschi and his stable of local talent. Some music sounds absolutely effortless. Quasimodo is a collection of such music. The opener “No Blues" sounds as if the musicians picked up their instruments and began playing in mid-thought—all of them having the same thought at the same time. Pietro Condorelli's guitar style ...

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Chuck Zeuren: Why Not??

by C. Michael Bailey
June 1, 2001

Fast and sleek neo-bop from Italy. Slickly, craggy and Wayne Shorter and Lee Morganesque is how to describe drummer Chuck Zeuren's new sextet recording, Why Not??. Zeuren lays down the underpinning for the Trumpet-Tenor front of Shunzo Ono and Dave Finucane, respectively, and never lets up. The playing is upbeat and solid, even on ballads like ...

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Robert Stewart: Nat The Cat

by C. Michael Bailey
May 1, 2001

San Francisco Tenor Veteran Robert Stewart continues his productive run on RED Records with a tribute to a rarified and [instrumentally] little covered talent. Nat King Cole has been the subject of several retrospectives in the last number of years, but none as unique as San Francisco native Robert Stewart's tenor tribute to the great singer. ...

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