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Love Press Ex-Curio

Label: Runway Network
Released: 2005
Track listing: When Diana Dances; Super Jet Service; Dodo's Whim; Be Well Johnny Cash; Frank the Marxist Memorial Gong Blues; Bucketachicken; London Twist N' Turn; Longing for Louis; All or Nothing Grace.

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Charlie Peacock: Love Press Ex-Curio

Read "Love Press Ex-Curio" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


Like a sound chemist, Charlie Peacock mixes acoustic jazz with electronica to create some interesting music on Love Press Ex-Curio (Love's Pressure Exhibits Curiosity). The pop and gospel Grammy-winning producer/artist now proves his passion for jazz, and the results are impressive. The recording features a list of jazz heavies including Ralph Alessi, Joey ...

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Charlie Peacock: Love Press Ex-Curio

Read "Love Press Ex-Curio" reviewed by John Kelman


Lines between musical styles have become so blurred that it's not only impossible to pin down what's happening all the time—it's irrelevant. Bill Frisell, initially considered a jazz guitarist, now divides his time between Americana, world music, groove, bluegrass, jazz, and more—none of the genres meeting traditional definitions and all likely to be liberally cross-pollinated. Similarly, ...

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Charlie Peacock: Love Press Ex-Curio

Read "Love Press Ex-Curio" reviewed by David Miller


Everything that came after Miles Davis is bound to have a Miles influence. It's just a matter of how the artists choose to express it. On Love's Pressure Exhibits Curiosity (Love Press Ex-Curio), Charlie Peacock manages to capture the spirit and compositional nature of Miles' early electric bands.Many similarities exist between this (Peacock's first ...


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