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David Hazeltine: The Classic Trio Meets Eric Alexander
by David A. Orthmann
One of the pleasures of keeping up with the ever-growing number of recordings featuring David Hazeltine is savoring his connection to a select circle of peers. The pianist thrives in the company of strong, assertive individuals who stretch the bebop-rooted, straight-ahead tradition without breaking the mold. Three of Hazeltine's most important alliances are with drummer Louis ...
The Classic Trio, Volume II
Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Face to Face; What the World Needs Now; From Here to There; Days of Wine and Roses; Too Sweet to Bear; Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered; Prelude to a Kiss; Pete's Sake; What A Difference a Day Makes.
On the Loose
Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: I Want More, Dedicated to Dad, Billy, For Fewer Words, Reassurance, The Quota, All Is Not Lost, Bird Lives
Destination Up
By Jim Rotondi
Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Designated Hitter, Evening Shades of Blue, Last Ditch Wisdom, Miller Time, Park Avenue Petite, Remember, Reverence, Yams
The Classic Trio- Volume 2
Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Face to Face, What the World Needs Now, From Here to There, Days of Wine and Roses, Too Sweet to Bear, Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered, Prelude to a Kiss, Pete
Somethin' Special
By Tardo Hammer
Label: Sharp Nine Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: John's Abbey; Divertimento; If I Loved You; Somethin' Special; Take Me Out to the Ballgame; You're My Thrill; Lizard Lips; Blues for Philly Joe; Into the Fire; Subterranean.
The Sharp Nine Class of 2001: On the Loose
by Jack Bowers
A note to this year’s poll–winning Jazz instrumentalists: don’t look over your shoulder; there’s a group of talented young players running behind you who are rapidly gaining ground with every ambitious stride they take. And if you wish to maintain your composure, do whatever you must to avoid listening to On the Loose by the Sharp ...
Jim Rotondi: Destination Up
by C. Andrew Hovan
Among the current crop of mainstream jazz trumpeters, Jim Rotondi stands head and shoulders above the crowd. With a crackling extroverted style akin to that of Lee Morgan, Rotondi possesses an incisive harmonic sense and the knack for telling a story. Via his work with the hard bop collective One For All and a reliable set ...
Jim Rotondi: Destination Up
by David A. Orthmann
These days taking a place in the modern mainstream of jazz is no simple matter. A single-minded devotion to a handful of influences, to name one pitfall, does not bode well for finding a singular voice in a musical tradition that places a premium on individuality. There is an abundance of young, technically proficient musicians who ...
Jim Rotondi: Destination Up
by David A. Orthmann
These days taking a place in the modern mainstream of jazz is no simple matter. A single-minded devotion to a handful of influences, to name one pitfall, does not bode well for finding a singular voice in a musical tradition that places a premium on individuality. There is an abundance of young, technically proficient musicians who ...
