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Embrace
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Aliki (7:36), Embrace (6:22), Where I Wanna Be (3:16), Spring (5:56), The Light of You (9:02), All Music Kinds (11:31), Lost Letter to a Nomad (10:12), Clear Blue Skies (10:10), The Story Teller (5:37)
TOTAL PLAYING TIME: 70:19)
Elizabeth Kontomanou: Embrace
by AAJ Staff
Elizabeth Kontomanou, as the daughter of a Greek mother and an African father who herself hails from Paris, is a relatively new vocal talent in the music whose cosmopolitan heritage belies her own particular take on the music. Elizabeth Kontomanou is decidely a multiculturalist, one who sees it fit to adopt all of those musical elements ...
Sam Newsome: This Masquerade
by C. Andrew Hovan
It's been ten years now since saxophonist Sam Newsome made his debut recording as a leader for Criss Cross Jazz, Sam I Am. Prior to that he had spent five years on the front line of Terrence Blanchard's quintet. Already established within the hard bop community and known as a tenor saxophone stylist of note, Newsome ...
Constant Source
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Tarantula, Saga, Flint Michigan, I
Twins
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Twins, Nobody Else But Me, Behind the Door, Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams, Consolation, Scandinavian Rhythm, Heavens of a Hundred Days, So Tender, Arioso
This Isn't Maybe...
By Harold Danko
Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Whatever Possessed Me, I Thought About You, I Fall In Love Too Easily, Gnid, Deep In a Dream, The Touch of Your Lips, D's Dilemma, These Foolish Things, When She Smiles, Way To Go, Gone With The Wind, This Is Always
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