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Article: Album Review

Endangered Blood: Endangered Blood

Read "Endangered Blood" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Endangered Blood formed in 2008, to play a benefit concert to help pay for fellow musician Andrew D'Angelo's medical bills. For the performance, drummer Jim Black and bassist Trevor Dunn--two of the saxophonist's band mates--enlisted saxophonists Chris Speed and Oscar Noriega. As happens so often in modern groups, familiar players in different combination produce compelling results.

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Article: Year in Review

John Sharpe’s Best Releases of 2010

Read "John Sharpe’s Best Releases of 2010" reviewed by John Sharpe


Here are ten new releases, in no particular order, which stood out among those I heard this year. Joe McPhee / Ingebrigt Håker FlatenBlue Chicago BluesNot TwoJoe McPhee and Ingebrigt Håker Flaten make a successful pairing as evidenced by interactions which evince a highly charged form and ...

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Zakopane

Label: Libra Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Negotiation Steps; Desert Ship; Zee; Sakura; Tropical Fish; Zakopane; Trout; Inori.

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Desert Ship

Label: Not Two Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: February-Locomotive-February; Desert Ship; Nile River; Ripple Mark; Sunset In The Desert; Pluto; While You Were Sleeping; Capillaries; Vapour Trail.

Article: Multiple Reviews

Satoko Fujii: Desert Ship / Zephyros

Read "Satoko Fujii: Desert Ship / Zephyros" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


È una casella centrale quella occupa Satoko Fujii nello scacchiere del jazz contemporaneo. Sono bastati meno di una decina d'anni alla pianista giapponese per imporsi all'attenzione (più della critica che del pubblico; ma questa è la solita storia, l'eterno cruccio per chi scrive di musiche “non allineate") con una serie di dischi tutti di altissimo profilo. ...

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Article: Live From New York

Big Bands: Wayne Horvitz, Satoko Fujii, Steve Lehman, Kenny Werner & Andrew D'Angelo

Read "Big Bands: Wayne Horvitz, Satoko Fujii, Steve Lehman, Kenny Werner & Andrew D'Angelo" reviewed by Martin Longley


The New York Composers OrchestraUniversity Of The StreetsOctober 23, 2010 Even for local residents, an appearance by the New York Composers Orchestra has become a rarity. Its guiding forces, the pianists Wayne Horvitz and Robin Holcomb, have long been living in Seattle (they moved in 1989), so get-togethers have ...

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Article: Album Review

Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo: Zakopane

Read "Zakopane" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


There are several outstanding qualities that emerge in pianist Satoko Fujii's big band writing. She has an extraordinarily sense of color that plays upon the moist exquisiteness of muted shades, as well as recognizing and utilizing the vivid ends of her palette of colors. She also combines ingenious use of the timbre of various elements of ...

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Article: Album Review

Gato Libre: Shiro

Read "Shiro" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


The elemental sadness of Natsuki Tamura's trumpet, as it ascends the temperate scale he has created in “Dune and Star," defines the desolate beauty of Shiro, the fourth album from duo-turned-quartet, Gato Libre. Tamura also evokes the soft colors and textures of dawn, dusk, and the time in between, as if it has been caught in ...

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Article: Album Review

First Meeting: Cut the Rope

Read "Cut the Rope" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


Trumpeter Natsuki Tamura creates a vast expanse of sound on Cut the Rope, the first album recorded with his band First Meeting. Nothing is predictable on this wholly improvised album that ranges from aspects of a vision of being marooned on a desolate soundscape to the musicians ultimately finding their way into a melodic river of ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Satoko Fujii Ma-Do: Desert Ship

Read "Satoko Fujii Ma-Do: Desert Ship" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


Satoko Fujii Ma-DoDesert ShipNot Two Records2010 Pianist Satoko Fujii's music on Desert Ship, for the quartet Ma-Do, sits in a phantasmagorical realm that is located artistically somewhere between composer Gustav Holst's Planets and film director Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. The sojourn begins in a down to ...


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