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The Suitcase
By Steve Khan
Label: Tone Center
Released: 2008
Track listing: CD1: Where's Mumphrey?; What I'm Said; Blue Zone 41; Melancholee; Played Twice; The Suitcase; Dr. Slump; Blades. CD2: Guy Lafleur; Uncle Roy; Eyewitness; Capricorn; Dedicated to You; Caribbean Fire Dance; Mr. Kenyatta.
Randy Brecker: Randy in Brasil
by John Kelman
Perhaps unfairly overshadowed by his brother, the late saxophonist Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker has, nevertheless been one of the most significant trumpeters of the past forty years. While his small discography as a leader contains as many misses as it does hits, he's brought a unique voice to countless sessions, working with everyone from Horace Silver, ...
Steve Khan: The Suitcase
by John Kelman
Steve Khan's been on the comeback trail with the fine The Green Field (Tone Center, 2006)--his first as a leader in nine years--and even more impressive Borrowed Time (Tone Center, 2007), so keeping up the momentum is a very good thing. While not a new recording, The Suitcase captures the guitarist in performance with one of ...
Steve Khan: The Suitcase
by Mark F. Turner
Steve Khan The Suitcase Tone Center 2008 In the annals of rediscovered live jazz recordings, The Suitcase, by guitarist Steve Khan, ranks among the best in recent memory. Nothing is quite like the experience of live jazz, but this 1994 performance at the Stadtgarten Club in Koln, Germany, ...
Borrowed Time
By Steve Khan
Label: Tone Center
Released: 2007
Track listing: I Mean You; Mr. and Mrs. People; Face Value; El Faquir; You're My Girl; Blues for
Ball; Have You Met Miss Jones?; Luna Y Arena (Moon and Sand); Hymn Song.
The Main Attraction
By Grant Green
Label: CTI Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: The Main Attraction;
Future Feature;
Creature.
Steve Khan: Borrowed Time
by Woodrow Wilkins
To say that Steve Khan has been around would be an understatement. He's got more than twenty CDs as a bandleader or co-leader. And he's appeared as a studio guest on numerous releases by other artists, including Maynard Ferguson and Steely Dan. For the latter, Khan performed the brilliant closing solo on “Glamour Profession, from Gaucho ...
Steve Khan: Borrowed Time
by Mark F. Turner
Time is elusive--passing slowly in a given moment or as fleeting as a precious memory. Between recordings, it had been almost ten years since guitarist Steve Khan released his acclaimed comeback CD The Green Field (Tone Center, 2006). Thankfully it didn't take another ten years to release Borrowed Time. From the cover art ...
Steve Khan: Reflections on the Making of "Borrowed Time"
by Steve Khan
[Editor's Note: With the critical acclaim for Steve Khan's first album as a leader in ten years, The Green Field (Tone Center, 2006), hopes were high that another decade wouldn't have to pass before the guitarist moved forward with another project. With the release of Borrowed Time (Tone Center, 2007), Khan leverages on ...
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