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Guitarist Ernesto Cortazar Live in Seychelles!

January 30, 2009

World-class guitarist Ernesto Cortazar will arrive in Seychelles early next month and will hold concerts for the public and seminars for local musicians during his month-long stay. Mr. Cortazar is originally from Mexico, studying guitar at the Music Conservatory in Mexico City, and now lives in Zurich, Switzerland, where he performs, records, does session work and ...

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Billy Strayhorn: Lush Life

By Bill Charlap

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 01. Fantastic Rhythm; 02. Rain Check; 03. Lush Life; 04. Satin Doll (Ellington, Mercer, Strayhorn); 05. Something to Live For (Ellington, Strayhorn); 06. Johnny Come Lately; 07. Day Dream (Ellington, LaTouche, Strayhorn); 08. Tonk (Ellington, Strayhorn); 09. Chelsea Bridge; 10. My Little Brown Book; 11. Valse; 12. Blood Count (My Flame Burns Blue) (Costello, Strayhorn); 13. The Flowers Die of Love; 14. Lotus Blossom; 15. So This Is Love Tutte le composizioni sono di Billy Strayhorn, tranne dove altrimenti indicato

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Soul Manifesto

By Rodney Jones

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Groove Bone, part 1; Soul Makossa; Wake Up Call (interlude); Soul Manifesto; Roll Call (interlude); One Turnip Green; Ain't No Sunshine; Mobius 3; Soup Bone; Soul Eyes; Groove Bone, part 2; Last Call (interlude).

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Rodney Jones: Soul Manifesto

Read "Soul Manifesto" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey
November 1, 2001

You've got to funkafize... Guitarist Rodney Jones departs from the mainstream fare of his most recent recordings ( The Undiscovered Few, Blue Note 96902, 1999 and My Funny Valentine, Timeless 162, 2000) and testifies his funk philosophy on Soul Manifesto. Joined by Funk/R&B specialists Maceo Parker, Arthur Blythe, and Dr. Lonnie Smith, Jones weaves a hypnotic ...

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Rodney Jones: Soul Manifesto

Read "Soul Manifesto" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
August 1, 2001

A handful of originals and several classic tunes give Rodney Jones' latest album soul. By pairing saxophonists Maceo Parker and Arthur Blythe, the guitarist has created an interesting environment. With the organ sound pervading, the two alto veterans serve up funk, soul, and a few sensitive looks at the ballad. Jones plays from the heart and ...

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