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Life's Backward Glances - Solo and Quartet
by John Kelman
With an inestimable career largely spent in the service of interpreting the material of others, it's easy to forget pianist Steve Kuhn's equally valuable contributions as a composer. That he's turned almost exclusively to the venerable ECM label when either the spirit moves him to focus once again on his own writing, or when the label's ...
Two by 2
By Steve Kuhn
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Gentle Thoughts; Two by Two; Remember/Wrong Together; Eiderdown; Lullaby; Ladies in Mercedes; Deep Tango; Poem for # 15; Mr. Calypso Kuhn; Emmanuel.
Steve Kuhn Steve Swallow: Two by 2
by Stuart Broomer
Few musicians possess anything like the lyrical capacity of Steve Kuhn and Steve Swallow, whether as composers or performers and this album of duets recorded in 1995 achieves an ideal of empathy. With the compositions roughly divided between the two, there's as much emphasis on the construction of durable melodic material as spontaneous interaction.
Live at Birdland
By Steve Kuhn
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: If I Were A Bell; Jitterbug Waltz; Two by Two; La Plus Que Lente/Passion Flower; Little Waltz; Lotus Blossom; Stella by Starlight; Slow Hot Wind; Clotilde; Confirmation.
Pastorale
By Steve Kuhn
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Charade; Remember; Years Later; Once Upon A Summertime; How Am I To Know?; My Buddy; I'll Take Romance; I'm Glad There Is You; Pastorale.
Steve Kuhn: Pastorale
by Brandt Reiter
Though he's been an inimitable sideman for jazz legends like John Coltrane, Stan Getz and Arts Farmer and Blakey and though he's been leading his own first-rate groups for decades, Steve Kuhn has never become a household name. Like his frequent (and equally idiosyncratic) collaborator Sheila Jordan, he's better known abroad than here, both in Europe ...
Steve Kuhn Trio: Live at Birdland
by Larry Taylor
It's been said that “Jazz is the sound of surprise. Surprise is what you get with pianist Steve Kuhn's Trio on Live at Birdland. Like a face in a Picasso abstract, parts of a whole come at you from all angles, hardly recognizable. What the artist is showing is, however, crystal clear. Kuhn ingeniously de-constructs standards, ...
