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Pentatonicism

Album: Exotic Species
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2009
Duration: 7:05

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Article: Album Review

The John Temmerman Quartet: Live in Evanston: John's Mixed Bag

Read "Live in Evanston: John's Mixed Bag" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey

Let's hear it for the mainstream, grassroots jazz with a day job! Current Skokie, Illinois native John Temmerman was who Tip O'Neill might have been thinking of when he opined that “all politics [and everything else] is local." The saxophonist's live recording, Live in Evanston: John's Mixed Bag, is an affair local to his Skokie home. ...

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Article: Album Review

Karl Weismantel: In Hand

Read "In Hand" reviewed by Matthew Warnock

by Matthew Warnock

Vocalist and guitarist Karl Weismantel's In Hand is a laidback collection of vocal jazz standards, arranged by Weismantel for his working trio. The album features Peter Miles and Von Barlow on drums as well as Jason Davis and Paul Creel sharing the bass duties. Each track was arranged for the ensemble by Weismantel in a similar ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Vlatko Stefanovski: Thunder From the Blue Sky

Read "Vlatko Stefanovski: Thunder From the Blue Sky" reviewed by Nenad Georgievski

by Nenad Georgievski

ArtistThunder From The Blue SkyEsoteria Records2008 Blues music has never only been about endless guitar solos and licks, but the emotions and feelings that pull those guitar strings. Be it happy or sad or angry, it has never been limited geographically, except in some minds, and has ...

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Article: Album Review

Jack Broad: Current

Read "Current" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

The technological revolution is seeing ever more musicians recording and producing music themselves, thus threatening the predatory species known as big labels with extinction. Jack Broad is one such musician, and his independent debut, Current, was written, programmed, played, recorded, mixed and produced by the guitarist in little more than a year. Broad is ...

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Article: Album Review

Caltech Jazz Bands: The Variety Pack

Read "The Variety Pack" reviewed by Edward Blanco

by Edward Blanco

The California Institute of Technology's Caltech Jazz Bands present their third album of largely big band music, offering selected charts by musicians and composers identified with the music from one end of the jazz spectrum to the other. The Variety Pack lives up to its title, with fourteen songs touching upon a variety of jazz styles ...

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Article: Album Review

Jason Campbell: Live & Unveiled

Read "Live & Unveiled" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

Jazz guitarist Jason Campbell recorded this live album with his trio in Sydney, Australia, just before he left for New York and a new home where he continues to interpret covers of classic themes as well as sterling originals. It's not just any trio. Campbell brings the memorable guitar/organ combo sound back to mainstream jazz with ...

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One Way or Another

Album: One Way or Another
By Dan Zemelman
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2009
Duration: 7:36

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Article: Album Review

Ido Bukelman Trio: City Tail

Read "City Tail" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni

by Eyal Hareuveni

City Tail the debut of Jerusalem-based Ido Bukelman--who works with local artists including The Rats, the Tal Gur Quintet and saxophonist Albert Beger--presents the full breadth of the Israeli guitarist's musical world. Influences ranging from Ornette Coleman's harmolidics to Hendrixian pyrotechnics and progressive rock, and concluding with Israeli popular songs, can all be found on this ...

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Article: Album Review

Bess Durey: Arctic

Read "Arctic" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose

by Raul d'Gama Rose

There is something ethereal about the Arctic Canadian sky--especially one that is visible in winter. Nothing can begin to describe the kind that can be seen on a clear night. The perfect way to communicate what it feels like is through a song. But to make this a metaphor for loneliness and loss, and describe it ...


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