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Jazzmasters III

By Paul Hardcastle

Label: Soul Note
Released: 1999

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St. Louis Blues

By Archie Shepp

Label: Soul Note
Released: 1999

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Convergence

By Dave Douglas

Label: Soul Note
Released: 1999

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Label: Soul Note
Released: 1999
Track listing: Cannonade; Character; Straight Path; Granary; Divorce Letter; Divided; Agression; Desir D'Amour; Body Theory; Dark and Handsome; Acquiantance; The Cry; Rundown (Ambapali speaks).

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Fair Play

By Glenn Horiuchi

Label: Soul Note
Released: 1999
Track listing: Fair Play; Angel Tears; Wet Tap; Manzanar Voices - Part II.

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All the More

By Kenny Wheeler

Label: Soul Note
Released: 1997
Track listing: Phrase One; All the More; Mark Time; Introduction to No Particular Song; The Imminent Immigrant; Nonetheless; Kind of Bill; Summer Night.

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Not Two, Not One

By Paul Bley

Label: Soul Note
Released: 1999

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Kenny Wheeler: All the More

Read "All the More" reviewed by Robert Spencer

by Robert Spencer
December 1, 1999

Kenny Wheeler's gorgeous trumpet anchors these tracks, but also attracting attention here is the understated beauty and subtle adventurousness of John Taylor's piano. With that kind of combination in his playing, Taylor is a perfect match for Wheeler, who has straddled a few divides in his time. Much of this disc features the ethereal ECM-ish music ...

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Giorgio Gaslini - Globo Quartet: Ballets

by Glenn Astarita
September 1, 1999

Ballets is the latest work from Italian composer-pianist Giorgio Gaslini and his Globo Quartet. The 45 minute, “Carmen Graffiti - Ballet In Thirteen Scenes” captures the visual aspects of dance via the individual instrumentalist’s who perhaps portray the art of ballet dancing whether performing in structured unison lines, choruses or taken as a whole. Make no ...

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Archie Shepp Meets Khahil El 'Zabar's Ritual Trio: Conversations

by Jack Bowers
August 1, 1999

I suppose one does mellow with age after all. Time was when I wouldn’t even listen to, let alone review a disc by Archie Shepp and Kahil El’Zabar’s Ritual Trio. Now I’m listening, and if not exactly galvanized by the music, I find it far less displeasing than I would have some years ago. Much of ...