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Scotty Barnhart, is an internationally acclaimed Jazz trumpeter, Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies at Florida State University, composer, arranger and author in his eighteenth year as a featured soloist with the Count Basie Orchestra. A two-time Grammy Award winner with the Basie Orchestra, he also appears on three critically acclaimed recordings by pianist Marcus Roberts. Acknowledged as an authority on the history of Jazz trumpet, he gave a keynote lecture/demonstration at the 2003 International Trumpet Guild Conference and continues to give lectures and seminars at universities in South America, Japan, China, Europe, South Africa and all across the United States. Scotty's performance and lecture at this year's Atlanta Trumpet Festival was one of the highlights to an audience of over 200 trumpeters. Invited as guest soloiost with US Air Force Band at the festival for 'April In Paris'.

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To Oscar With Love

By Amber Weekes

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2026
Track listing: Mister Kicks; Afro Blue; Strong Man; But I Was Cool; Brown Baby; Hazel Hips; Rags And Old Iron; Hum Drum Blues; The Snake; Work Song; A Ladies Man; A Tree And Me.

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Gunhild Carling: Jazz Is My Lifestyle

Read "Jazz Is My Lifestyle" reviewed by Richard J Salvucci

by Richard J Salvucci
July 28, 2025

Sometimes there is a tendency to take a performance less than seriously, especially if an artist uses a bit of self-satire as part of the act. Pianist Victor Borge had this problem--"comic virtuoso" he was called--and even trumpet player Jack Sheldon, to a degree, had to blow the roof off sometimes to remind the audience of ...

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Deborah Silver: Deborah Silver with the Count Basie Orchestra: Basie Rocks!

Read "Deborah Silver with the Count Basie Orchestra: Basie Rocks!" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers
June 19, 2025

Basie Rocks! A great idea? One best left on the cutting-room floor? Or perhaps a little of both? There are reasonable arguments to be made on all sides of the equation. On the one hand, this is the one and only Count Basie Orchestra, swinging in its own exceptional way. On the other, the orchestra has ...

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Jazz Is My Lifestyle

By Gunhild Carling

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Track listing: Jazz is my Lifestyle; Shaking the Bangkok; I Desire You; Your Smile Makes the Difference; Fire Alarm; Chanson; Mardi Gras; Blues; Cosmic Drive; Winter's Day; You Are The Music; I'll Wait For You In San Francisco.

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Sooner Or Later

By Natalie Jacob

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Track listing: Exactly Like You; Wave; I Could Write A Book; Smile; East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon); What A Little Moonlight Can Do; Corcovado; I've Got You Under My Skin; Sooner Or Later; No More Blues (Chega De Saudade).

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Jazz Is My LifeStyle

October 3, 2024

Album: Jazz Is My Lifestyle
By Gunhild Carling
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Duration: 3:53

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Natalie Jacob: Sooner Or Later

Read "Sooner Or Later" reviewed by Pierre Giroux

by Pierre Giroux
August 2, 2024

Sooner Or Later is jazz vocalist Natalie Jacob's debut release. It is a refreshing addition to the jazz landscape, blending classic Great American Songbook tunes and bossa nova standards. Produced by Grammy Award winner Scotty Barnhart, the album benefits from the contributions of an outstanding ensemble, including Barnhart on trumpet, pianist Tamir Hendelman, guitarist Anthony Wilson, ...

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Late Night Basie

By Scotty Barnhart

Label: Virgin Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Didn’t You; One O’Clock Jump; Blue & Sentimental; M-Squad; Jumpin’ at the Woodside; St. Thomas; One O’Clock Jump (bonus track).

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Count Basie: Late Night Basie

Read "Late Night Basie" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers
July 28, 2023

Late Night Basie: great idea. Three tracks by the Basie Orchestra and four by other assorted groups: not-so-great idea. Enlisting Jazzmeia Horn to scat on the Basie classic “One O'Clock Jump": rather pointless. Compressing seven numbers (eight, actually) into a meager twenty-four--or perhaps more like twenty-eight--minutes (including a “bonus" track): head-scratching. Mind you, the other ensembles ...