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Conrad Herwig / Igor Butman: Reflections

Read "Reflections" reviewed by Andrew Luhn

by Andrew Luhn

"Tight" is the word that most readily comes to mind to describe this band's playing. For Reflections, his tenth release as a leader for the Dutch Criss Cross label, trombonist Conrad Herwig has joined forces with Russian tenor man Igor Butman as co-leader. Rounding out the front-line is trumpeter extraordinaire Alex Sipiagin, a name that will ...

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Reflections

By University of Toronto

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: Sonny’s Way; Santiago Reflections; Still Rollin’; Minas Mist; Greville Bay; Rob; Can’t You See.

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University of Toronto Jazz Ensemble: Reflections

Read "Reflections" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

Wherever Gordon Foote goes, you may rest assured that pleasurable music is sure to follow. After twenty-six years at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where he led the school's superlative Jazz Ensemble, Foote moved eastward to Toronto a year or so ago to oversee the splendid University of Toronto Jazz Orchestra, which recorded its most recent ...

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Reflections

By Adam Kolker

Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: Soon It's Gonna Rain; Let's Call This; Reflection; Boscarob; Flight; Song Along The Way; Fez; Nature Boy; Kevin's Birthday Blues; Flight (Reprise).

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Adam Kolker: Reflections

Read "Reflections" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose

by Raul d'Gama Rose

If, by some twist of fate, winds and reeds player Adam Kolker were not to be a musician, he would certainly have made a name for himself as a painter. Here too he would have had a choice of media, for he would have done extremely well as an impressionist whose canvases recalled the brilliance of ...

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Kurt Rosenwinkel: Reflections

Read "Reflections" reviewed by Stuart Broomer

by Stuart Broomer

Kurt Rosenwinkel has a well-earned reputation for aggressive guitar playing that's both rhythmically astute and harmonically exploratory, a talent that he's applied with Mark Turner and Brad Mehldau as well as with hiphop producer Q-Tip. With Reflections, he has reined in his sometimes-divergent impulses for an unusual collection of standards and tunes by Thelonious Monk and ...

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Kurt Rosenwinkel Standards Trio: Reflections

Read "Reflections" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Reflections mette in evidenza il lato più mansueto e devozionale di Kurt Rosenwinkel, che in meno di un'ora si misura con una manciata di standard e ripropone il suo “East Coast Love Affair," tratto dall'omonimo disco d'esordio del 1996. Il chitarrista americano è affiancato dai validissimi Eric Revis al contrabbasso e Eric Harland alla batteria, i ...

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Kurt Rosenwinkel Standards Trio: Reflections

Read "Reflections" reviewed by Greg Camphire

by Greg Camphire

A warm and understated trio record, Kurt Rosenwinkel's Reflections zeroes in on an approach to standard repertoire, marking an interesting career turn for the guitarist in the process. With support from drummer Eric Harland and bassist Eric Revis, the six-string innovator opens a window to another side of his playing, featuring quiet meditations on the blues, ...

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Reflections

By Kurt Rosenwinkel

Label: Wommusic
Released: 2009
Track listing: Reflections; You Go To My Head; Fall; East Coast Love Affair; Ask Me Now; Ana Maria; More Than You Know; You've Changed.

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Reflections

By Drivetime

Label: Nu Vibe Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: 1. Comin' Home Baby 2. Cantaloupe Island 3. Brooklyn Heights 4. What You Won't Do For Love 5. Mercy, Mercy Me 6. Pick Up The Pieces 7. Sunland 8. Smooth Operator 9. Shinin' Star 10. Europa


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