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Hadley Caliman and Pete Christlieb: Reunion
by C. Michael Bailey
Both Hadley Caliman and Pete Christlieb were active on Los Angeles jazz scene going on 50 years ago, and the two tenor saxophonists actually performed together at the time. Real life got in the way, guiding each man in his allotted direction. Origin Records' house pianist (and All About Jazz Contributor) Bill Anschell brought the two ...
Hadley Caliman / Pete Christlieb: Reunion
by Dan McClenaghan
Reunion showcases a couple of old saxophone pros diving deep into the jazz mainstream, backed by an energized rhythm section. Tenor men Hadley Caliman and Pete Christlieb worked together on the Los Angeles Central Avenue jazz scene back in the 1960s, at a club called Marty's, where Caliman was the mentor. Forty-plus years later, they're back ...
Reunion
By Jeff Lashway
Label: Random Act Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Get to the Gate; Doxy; Down Here on the Ground; The Touch of Your Lips; The Quintessence; Sweetbop; For NOLA (medley: Louisiana 1927; Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans; Bourbon St. Parade); One by One; Gingerbread Boy; Airegin.
Jeff Lashway: Reunion
by Nicholas F. Mondello
Throughout the decades, the bands of trumpet legend Maynard Ferguson were, by very nature, heavily brass and ensemble section oriented. Occasionally, Ferguson's pianists were given the opportunity to shine, launching into extended solo tune introductions or brief solos. Some of those pianists were (or would become) stars or leaders in their own right. They included Mike ...
Reunion
By Hawk-Richard Jazz Orchestra
Label: Sea Breeze Jazz
Released: 2006
Track listing: Downpour; Au Privave; My Funny Valentine; Ground Zero; Waltz for One; Ballad for Two;
Keeping Track of Twenty; September Song; A Tad for Thad; Groove Assai (69:39 minutes).
Hawk-Richard Jazz Orchestra: Reunion
by Edward Blanco
In the course of listening to and appraising some of the fine big band music being recorded these days, once in a while and not often enough, you come across an unexpected surprise, a gem of an album full of music that sparkles all over. I'm pleased to report that such is the case with Reunion, ...
Reunion
Label: Tetrachord Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Lester Leaps In 2. Last Train from Overbrook 3. Serbo Salsa
4. Shorty Indigo 5. Tickle Toe 6. Flamingo 7. Impressions
8. Lester's Minor Blues 9. One Heart 10. Scrapple from the Apple
11. Shadow of Your Smile 12. Do You Call That a Buddy?
13. Bye Bye Blackbird 14. Yesterdays
Amanda Sedgwick: Reunion
by Jack Bowers
Here's yet another clear refutation of the ludicrous assertion that women jazz musicians are unable to measure up to their male counterparts. I know nothing about alto saxophonist Amanda Sedgwick--as Reunion was recorded in Stockholm, she may be Swedish--but I do know a player when I hear one, and Sedgwick not only holds her own on ...
Larry Vuckovich/Jon Hendricks: Reunion
by Mark F. Turner
Two venerable kings of swing, pianist Larry Vuckovich and vocalist Jon Hendricks, reunite on Vuckovich’s latest recording, Reunion. Vuckovich’s career began in 1959 with a Lester Young influenced tenor player Brew Moore, who was a notable saxophonist and friend of Charlie Parker. Vuckovich’s recent recordings Young at Heart and Blue Balkan: Then and Now prove his ...
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