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Ted Piercefield: Chasing My Dream
by Nicholas F. Mondello
Ted Piercefield's Chasing My Dream, as titled, is interesting wordplay. You see, it not only is a highly accurate description of Piercefield's lengthy career in music and his fierce dedication to the art, but, this superb recording is also a musical acknowledgement and salute to one Bill Chase and his eponymous fire-breathing group. ...
The Christine Spero Group: Spero Plays Nyro
by Edward Blanco
Pianist and singer Christine Spero and her group perform the music of singer and songwriter Laura Nyro on Spero Plays Nyro, a stellar tribute to one of the most iconic composers of the 20th century best known for the way she cross-bred the jazz, R&B, Pop and blues genres. Spero and band reprise some of Nyro's ...
Nuno Costa: Detox
by Roger Farbey
Guitarist and Berklee College of Music alumnus Nuno Costa has produced his third album, which was recorded in January 2014, in Lisbon, Portugal, where he and his band are based. It makes for some intriguing listening too. Electronic guitar whine cedes to ethereal harmonics, constituting the opening bars of “Hum...?," and from here on ...
Nutville
Album: Cookin' With Krantz
By John Krantz
Label: Self Produced
Released: 0
Duration: 06:35
Carlo Maver Plus: Tracce d’Africa
by Alberto Bazzurro
Quarantun anni, bolognese, Carlo Maver è un'autentica forza della natura. Suona, intanto, due strumenti fra loro decisamente lontani, eterogenei, quali flauto e bandoneon (nel disco in oggetto alternati con rigore certosino: il primo dei brani dispari, il secondo nei pari) e poi è un viaggiatore instancabile. Nel corso degli anni è stato per esempio in Kurdistan, ...
Mike Parker’s Unified Theory: Embrace The Wild
by Glenn Astarita
For an all-acoustic jazz unit this band transmits an electrifying presence. New York reared bassist, composer Mike Parker's residence in Poland is a fruitful one, evidenced by the quality of musicianship he garners for this set that integrates manifold genres into the jazz vernacular. Along with little big band type horns charts and other variables, the ...
Missing You
Album: Mr Hipster
By Paul Edis
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2014
Duration: 07:11
Jeff Cosgrove/Frank Kimbrough/Martin Wind: Conversations With Owls
by Budd Kopman
Returning to the microphones after producing the scintillating Alternating Current, drummer Jeff Cosgrove pulls together a completely different trio for the marvelous Conversations With Owls. The mystery of improvisation is explained by Jean-Michel Pilc in his important book, It's About Music as when the music plays the musician. There is no beginning and end; ...
Kyle Nasser: Restive Soul
by Budd Kopman
Saxophonist Kyle Nasser's background story is very interesting. Very involved in jazz from grade school through college at Harvard, he nevertheless was enrolled as an economics and political philosophy major. That is, until he heard Hank Jones give a master class and play a gig, which (making the story a bit compressed) completely changed his life's ...
Linda Mae
Album: Backtalk
By Phaze II Jazz
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2004
Duration: 04:51
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