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A New Abode
By Sila Shaman
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. Desperate Measures
2. In New Abode
3. More I Cannot Wish You
4. Simple Bossa
5. Phasing Out
6. No Train
7. White
8. Poirot's Revenge
Ladybird
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Ladybird/ So What/ Who Can I Turn To?/ Blues By Five.
Regards
By Dave Ballou
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Tenderly; Labels; Bemsha Swing; Bumpus; If I Should Lose You; Regards; I Remember You;
Blues. Total time: 65:19.
Peter Zak Trio
By Peter Zak
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Better Late Than Never;
Laughing With RZ;
Ugly Beauty;
Namely You;
Blue Gardenia;
Grandpa George;
Mamacita;
The Worrier;
Maiden Lane;
Tyner's Corner;
Below the Rim.
Gary Versace: Time and Again
by John Kelman
Gary Versace sure gets around. Since relocating to New York in 2002 following a ten-year professorship at the University of Oregon, he's become such an in-demand player that he's rarely at home--a situation bound to remain status quo well into 2006. Whether playing accordion on Maria Schneider's acclaimed Concert in the Garden (ArtistShare, 2004), piano on ...
Gary Versace: Time and Again
by Francis Lo Kee
Some band leaders put recordings together as if they should be the only soloist, the other musicians mere accompanists. Gary Versace, here as organist, has successfully sidestepped that boring, egotistical approach. “First Things Last, a simple piece that serves the function of an up-tempo swing tune, is a good example of how the band really plays ...
Peter Zak: Peter Zak Trio
by Terrell Kent Holmes
Pianist Peter Zak is something of an unknown quantity to New Yorkers, but on his SteepleChase debut, he makes a considerable first impression. On this disc, which is comprised mostly of originals, he displays a style, which, although clearly touched by his major influences, remains vibrant and singular. During a great gig last month at Smoke, ...
Dave Ballou: Regards
by Ken Franckling
The best bands create collectively. You can tell when that's truly happening by their comfort in subtle comping--or in laying out altogether. Which is not to say they can't play with combined fire when it is called for. That's the key, and what you'll hear throughout trumpeter Dave Balllou's latest recorded adventure. In ...
Dexter Gordon: Ladybird
by Derek Taylor
The latest offering from the seemingly bottomless Danmarks Radio Archive, Ladybird presents another air shot of Gordon's lengthy mid-1960s Café Montmarte stint. Dex's sizable cachet as an expatriate jazz icon prompted a nightly spooling of the tape machines. The resulting cache, so far doled out one set at a time, documents a particularly fertile time for ...
