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Article: Live Review

Steve Kuhn: On Japan

Read "Steve Kuhn: On Japan" reviewed by Wayne Zade


Steve Kuhn's most recent CD, Mostly Coltrane (ECM, 2009), pays tribute to John Coltrane, having been the first pianist in the legendary saxophonist's quartet. He also has played as a sideman with Kenny Dorham, Art Farmer, Stan Getz and many others. Mostly Kuhn has led his own groups, largely trios with bassists including Buster Williams, Eddie ...

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Video

Little Waltz

Featuring the music of Ron Carter
Duration: 7:49

Live at the Bird in Yokohama Japan 1990 Ron Carter: piccolo bass, Stephen Scott: piano, Leon Malson: contrabass, Steven Kroon: percussion, Lewis Nash: drums
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Article: Take Five With...

Take Five With Erik Applegate

Read "Take Five With Erik Applegate" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Meet Erik Applegate: Erik Applegate has been called “a top-notch acoustic bass performer" (Jazzreview.com), and he has appeared with the Bob Mintzer Big Band, Nnenna Freelon, Milt Jackson, Jeff Coffin, Eddie Daniels, Ingrid Jensen, George Garzone, Tom Harrell, Marlena Shaw, and others. He toured with James Williams and in a trio with Harold Mabern and Ed ...

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Article: Album Review

J.D. Allen: Shine!

Read "Shine!" reviewed by Wilbur MacKenzie


Shine! is the second Sunnyside release by saxophonist JD Allen and his trio with bassist Gregg August and drummer Rudy Royston. A Detroit native, Allen has been based in New York for quite a few years now, working with bassist Ron Carter, saxophonist David Murray, trumpeter Lester Bowie and drummers Jack DeJohnette and Cindy Blackman.

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News: Festival

Murcia in Spain to Rock with Jazz, Blues and World Music

Murcia in Spain to Rock with Jazz, Blues and World Music

This summer music lovers should head for a quiet region on Spain's Mediterranean coast. Murcia will be filled with the sound of music - jazz, blues, world and rock - from not one, but two major festivals. Kicking off tomorrow, the 12th San Javier International Jazz Festival will feature 16 concerts with music greats like John ...

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Article: Album Review

Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber: Making Love to the Dark Ages

Read "Making Love to the Dark Ages" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki


Composer Greg Tate leads Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber through melodic and harmonic structures, using a unique repertoire of physical gestures and expressions known not as conducting but as conduction. Tate christened this ensemble to honor the communal exploratory nature of Sun Ra's Arkestra and the Wu Tang Clan's 36 Chambers: “I wanted to ...

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News: Recording

HDtracks Releases Free "Jazz & Blues Experience" Album in a CD-Quality Download

HDtracks Releases Free "Jazz & Blues Experience" Album  in a CD-Quality Download

New York, NY -- HDtracks, the world’s pre-eminent high-resolution music downloading Website, offering spectacular CD and DVD audio quality downloads, announces the release of the FREE album Jazz & Blues Experience, available for download at hdtracks.com. Jazz & Blues Experience is a seven-track odyssey of music of some of today’s finest artists. Pioneered by David and ...

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Article: From the Inside Out

World-ly, and Otherworldly, Beats From the Inside Out

Read "World-ly, and Otherworldly, Beats From the Inside Out" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki


Leonardo E. M. Cioglia Contos Quizamba Music 2008 The following words probably do Brazilian bassist, composer and bandleader Leonardo E. M. Cioglia no favors, because it lays the weighty burden of expectation upon him and his group of young musicians. But no other words say precisely this: Contos showcases an ...

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Article: Album Review

IDST: Seven Dials

Read "Seven Dials" reviewed by Chris May


As the youthful sextet IDST demonstrates, exciting developments in British jazz are not confined to London, nor do all British jazz musicians succumb to the lure of the capital (or not immediately anyway). IDST was formed in 2007 in the Yorkshire city of Leeds in northern England, where it continues to be based, and its players ...

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Article: Album Review

Freddie Hubbard: Without a Song: Live in Europe 1969

Read "Without a Song: Live in Europe 1969" reviewed by Greg Thomas


Do you listen to the music of great jazz artists differently once they pass away? This newly-issued live date, with bassist Ron Carter, drummer Louis Hayes and the late pianist Sir Roland Hanna, may elicit nostalgia and sadness mixed with a spirit of wonder and startled appreciation of the recently departed trumpet master Freddie Hubbard.


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