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Bill Charlap: Stardust
by C. Andrew Hovan
Although he had made a few records previously, by the time that pianist Bill Charlap cut All Through the Night in 1997, it was obvious that the connection established with trio mates Peter and Kenny Washington was a special one, capable of great finesse and intuitiveness. People in the upstairs offices at Blue Note also must ...
Saxidentally
By Saxomania
Label: Stardust
Released: 2001
Track listing: Saxidentally; Dear Bill; A Ballad for Five; Epoxy; Photo Finish; The Enchanting Miss Nordin; Easy Does It; Mariposa Grove; From Minor to Major;
Saxomania: Saxidentally
by Jack Bowers
Saxomania, Denmark’s answer to SuperSax, consists of five saxophonists, one rhythm section, and a generous storehouse of musical talent. In a word, these gentlemen can play! And what they choose to play is music that is consistently bright and charming. Music that “doesn’t push any limits,” as the liner notes affirm, “nor does it pretend to. ...
Stardust
Label: SteepleChase
Released: 1995
Track listing: Things Ain't What They Used To Be; You Go To My Head; I'll Take Romance; Stardust; Eastern Standard Time; Blues On 45th; You And The Night And The Music; Nancy With The Laughing Face; Cotton Tail;
Stardust
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 1978
Track listing: Stardust; Georgia on My Mind; Blue Skies; All of Me; Unchained Melody; 19:31; September Song; On the Sunny Side of the Street; Moonlight in Vermont; Don't Get Around Much Anymore; Someone to Watch Over Me; 17:12; Scarlet Ribbons; I Can See Clearly Now; What a Wonderful World (from What a Wonderful World, 1988); Basin Street Blues (from The Promiseland, 1986); I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) (from Somewhere Over the Rainbow, 1981); I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter (from Somewhere Over the Rainbow, 1981); The Gypsy (from Angel Eyes, 1984); Mona Lisa (from Somewhere Over the Rainbow, 1981); Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive (from What a Wonderful World, 1988); Ole Buttermilk Sky (from What a Wonderful World, 1988); That Lucky Old Sun (from The Sound in Your Mind, 1976); Little Things Mean a Lot (from Born for Trouble, 1990); Cry (from City of New Orleans, 1984); You'll Never Know (from Without a Song, 1983); Tenderly (from One for the Road, 1979); Stormy Weather (from One for the Road, 1979); One for My Baby (and One More for the Road) (from One for the Road, 1979); Angel Eyes (from Angel Eyes, 1984).

