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Heartaches
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Heartaches (14:16)/ Devilette (12:27)/ You've Changed (10:20)/ Introduction (:58)/ So What (9:44).
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
By Vic Juris
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Do You Hear the Voices You Left Behind?; Magenta; While My Guitar Gently Weeps; The Visit; Ladies Choice; Careful Action; Road Song;
Soulful Spirit; Jean De Fleur.
Preservation
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Three Little Words/ Yesterdays/ The Man I Love/ Preservation/ Lover Man/ Broadway/ Willow Weep for Me/ Somebody Loves Me/ Little Quail.
Remember When
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Madness/ A Better Place/ Forward Motion/ Remember When/ When There
Dexter Gordon: Heartaches
by Derek Taylor
Steeplechase takes its Dexter Gordon stewardship seriously. Last year occasioned the label's release of a box set covering the saxophonist's Complete Quartet and Trio Studio Sessions. In the months since that monumental release, air-shots from concerts at the Montmarte Jazz Haus circa summer 1965 have made their way into circulation. This latest entry finds Dex fronting ...
Steve LaSpina: Remember When
by Elliott Simon
There can be something very special about a bassist-led session. Perhaps it is their knowledge of both time and melody that, when coupled with the rich emotional sound of their instrument, results in some of the most creative jazz. On all these counts, Steve LaSpina's Remember When, makes its mark. Composed in the aftermath of the ...
SteepleChase Records
by Riel Lazarus
It seems that at the core of all independent jazz record labels, one finds an avid enthusiast aspiring, reaching, clinging at the opportunity to give back a small slice of the music they hold so dear. More often than not, the challenges prove too great for the individual to transcend, and the label folds. But sometimes--with ...
Vic Juris Trio: While My Guitar Gently Weeps
by Rob Cline
The operative word in the title of the Vic Juris Trio’s new disc, While My Guitar Gently Weeps , is “gently." In fact, the album is so gentle that it's difficult to listen to—not because the music is unpleasant in any way, but rather because Juris and company fail to grab your attention. While My Guitar ...
Ted Brown: Preservation
by Derek Taylor
As one of the last surviving original Tristanoites, Ted Brown’s reputation is surprisingly the least prominent of his peers. Though he shared the frontline with Warne Marsh on Jazz of Two Cities (1957), his discography since that seminal date has been a checkered affair with plenty of protracted holes, mostly due to a gig as an ...
Steve LaSpina: Remember When
by Derek Taylor
A dependable fixture in the Steeplechase stable, Steve LaSpina has contributed his anchoring bass sound to a variety of projects. Sadly his fourth recording as a leader comes in the tragic wake of the loss of his son. The aftermath of grief arising from such a tribulation registers with the unimaginable for those who have not ...
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