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Steve Amirault

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Diva Miro - Vanity Project

Label: Independent
Released: 2026
Track listing: Diva Sings the Blues; Henri the Saint; The Jester; Serenade for the Lonely; That’s Not What I Heard; KD’s Kalypso; Mile End Stroll; Saint Antoine’s March; Old Dog’s Trick

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Day Moon

Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Day Moon; Quiescence Suite:Lined; Twenty Twenty Blues; Tolos D'Abril; Étude De Mars; Here's That Rainy Day; Wind Up; Balcony Rules; Like In Love; Girls Can Play The Blues

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Étude de Mars

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Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2023
Duration: 06:16

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Christine Jensen: Day Moon

Read "Day Moon" reviewed by Pierre Giroux


Christine Jensen has been described by jazz writer Mark Miller of The Globe and Mail as “one of the most important Canadian composers of her generation." Jensen grew up in Nanaimo, British Columbia with the likes of tenor saxophonist Phil Dwyer and pianist & vocalist Diana Krall but is now based in Montreal, Quebec. She originally ...

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Montreal Jazz Trio

Label: Odd Sound Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: All Those Things; My One And Only Love; Empathy; Take the 'A' Train; Takin' A Chance On Love; Nowhere; Wray; Soho Dreams; Answer Me My Love.

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Montreal Jazz Trio: Montreal Jazz Trio

Read "Montreal Jazz Trio" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


We had the Modern Jazz Quartet, sometimes tagged MJQ, from 1952 until--after a stop and start or two--the early 90's. They were a class act, playing in formal attire, playing classically-influenced jazz with a dollop (sometimes more than a dollop) of the blues. Restraint and laid back complexity was the name of the game.

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My One and Only Love

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Label: Odd Sound Records
Released: 2021
Duration: 08:10

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Fraser Hollins: Aerial

Read "Aerial" reviewed by Pascal-Denis Lussier


One word: Grand. A fitting description of bassist Fraser Hollins' 2010 album, Aerial, his first as composer and leader, because, vaguely, in many ways, this is a grand album. Before accusing anyone of hyperbole, please read on. Montreal-based, Ottawa-raised bassist Fraser Hollins' reputation as a well-schooled, gifted accompanist and fine, inventive soloist is set ...

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Pairings

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2016
Track listing: Do Do Do; Make It a Double; Tea for Two; La tête dans la lune; Small Day Tomorrow; Just a Little Dance; Always; Can't Find My Way No More; Begin the Beguine; Lies of Handsome Men; Straighten Out; Please Send Me Someone to Love


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