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Sean Noonan: Stories to Tell

Read "Stories to Tell" reviewed by Budd Kopman

by Budd Kopman

Stories To Tell by drummer Sean Noonan and his Brewed By Noon group is a perfect example of what that much abused word, fusion, should be about. Here we find a grand mix of various world musics, including West African, which is music Noonan clearly loves and Celtic/Gaelic, which is from Noonan's ethnic roots.Added ...

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Rhythm

Album: Convergence
By Ryan Oliver
Label: Songlines Recordings
Released: 2007
Duration: 5:30

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Kartet: The Bay Window

Read "The Bay Window" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza

by Jerry D'Souza

Hubert Dupont calls Kartet a “demanding yet exhilarating collective research. The group honed these skills during a year-long residency in Marseilles just after the group was formed. The drummer at the time was Benjamin Henocq, but Chander Sardjoe, who joined them in 1996, fits in just right. The music is composed, but the freedom with which ...

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Brad Shepik: Places You Go

Read "Places You Go" reviewed by Celeste Sunderland

by Celeste Sunderland

Gracefully human moments contrast with digital video game syncopation on the Brad Shepik Trio's new album Places You Go. Hammond B3 organist Gary Versace and drummer Tom Rainey join the guitarist on the ten-track journey through quiet times that nod at nostalgia, to full on jam rock ballyhoo. hepik's gorgeous tone and intricate ...

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Michael O'Neill: Ontophony

Read "Ontophony" reviewed by Robert R. Calder

by Robert R. Calder

Ontophony means something like “the voice of being." Like several developments from traditional Scottish beginnings, this music was born in Canada: funding came from the Canada Music Fund, the Canada Council for the Arts, et aliis Canadiensibus. Bagpipes don't have so ancient a history in Scotland, contrary to common misapprehensions. The bagpipe arrived ...

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Gordon Grdina - Gary Peacock - Paul Motian: Think Like The Waves

Read "Think Like The Waves" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Allievo di Gary Peacock, Gordon Grdina è un musicista che segue con pari interesse il jazz e le musiche di origine orientale. Non a caso, il nostro affianca alla chitarra l'oud, ovvero il liuto della tradizione araba. E se il suo stile chitarristico, ricco di raffinatezze armoniche e qualche sinuosa spigolosità nell'incedere, ha evidenti richiami a ...

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Dylan van der Schyff: The Definition of a Toy

Read "The Definition of a Toy" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Con un sottile intreccio di connessioni, il batterista canadese Dylan van der Schyff ha unito nel quintetto del suo esordio discografico - la registrazione è del 2003 - differenti personalità e storie musicali. Sono con lui infatti il trombettista Brad Turner, con cui condivide dai primi anni Ottanta alcune delle più interessanti avventure jazzistiche della scena ...

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Sean Noonan: Stories to Tell

Read "Stories to Tell" reviewed by Florence Wetzel

by Florence Wetzel

Stories to Tell, by drummer Sean Noonan's group Brewed by Noon, offers a funky feast of music. An eclectic mix of jazz, rock and world music, the ten cuts on the CD draw on many cultures and influences, creating a combination that defies categorization. There's also a lot of humor; witness Aram Bajakian's liner notes, which ...

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Brad Shepik Trio: Places You Go

Read "Places You Go" reviewed by Matt Cibula

by Matt Cibula

Brad Shepik is a very good guitarist, but there are a lot of other people out there who can match that description. He has assembled a nice trio here featuring Gary Versace's canny Hammond B-3 work and the nifty drumming of Tom Rainey, but there are a lot of guitar trios fighting for space in the ...

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Brad Shepik Trio: Places You Go

Read "Places You Go" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins

Venturing beyond styles and categories, guitarist Brad Shepik is one of today's pan-stylistic artists. From seminal gigs with trumpeter Dave Douglas' Eastern European folk-influenced Tiny Bell Trio to membership in the collective avant-Balkan trio Babkas, multi-ethnic investigations with the trio Lingua Franca, and his own world music-influenced quintet, the Commuters, Shepik is the quintessential postmodern musician.


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