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Jacky Terrasson: Smile
by Jim Santella
Each of the ten albums that Jacky Terrasson has issued since he won the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Piano Competition in 1993 has grown logically out of its predecessor. Smile moves forward from À Paris to encompass an eclectic program where jazz standards are mixed with pop songs. It’s the kind of program one might find ...
Jacky Terrasson: Smile
by Mark F. Turner
The stream of imaginative energy flows strong and true on Jacky Terrasson’s new recording, simply entitled Smile. The dazzling jazz pianist performs with panache and exuberance, adding his unique touch to a diverse mixture of contemporary and classic standards. The music remains true to Terrasson’s form, as it is somewhat of a return to the trio ...
Smile
By Ed Vezinho
Label: DAB Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: Alone Together; Flurry with a Singe on Top; Not While I
The Sheena Davis Group: Smile
by Jack Bowers
I really wish I could become more enthusiastic about this album. Sheena Davis is a very good singer, and her accompanists are about as solid as Gibraltar. But when it comes to vocalists I’m a tough sell, and in spite of her obvious assets — a well–trained voice, adequate range, admirable intonation — Davis somehow fails ...
The Ed Vezinho-Jim Ward Big Band: Smile
by Jack Bowers
It hardly ever fails. Just as one starts to believe that the big–band pool may at last be drying up, a precocious newcomer such as the Ed Vezinho–Jim Ward Big Band suddenly arrives from nowhere to satisfy his / her thirst for mouth–watering big–band Jazz and swat every gloomy notion into the proverbial cocked hat. Well, ...
Smile
By Lina Nyberg
Label: Prophone Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Smile; Young and Foolish; Body and Soul; Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered; S'Wonderful; Wild Is the Wind; If I Were a Bell; How Long Has This Been Going On; Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year; Good Morning Heartache; All the Way; Golden Slumbers.
Lina Nyberg: Smile
by Dave Nathan
It's arguable that Sweden produces more good jazz artists per capita than any other European country. At least it seems that way. And vocalists are no exception. Song stylist (and she is a stylist) Lina Nyberg follows in the footsteps and joins such notable vocalists as Monica Zetterlund, Jeanette Lindstrom, and the wonderful Nannie Porres. Nyberg ...
