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Sounds from the Road

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Alex's Tune; Seascape; La Virgen de la Macarena; Mr. Natural; Pennies From Heaven; I'm Glad There Is You; On a Slow Boat to China; Boney; Baubles, Bangles and Beads; Autumn in New York; Variations on a Brazilian Folk Song; Oblivion; Malaguena; All the Things You Are.

Album

Forget Not

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Mobiles; T'so Political; Antithesis; Moments of the Sublime; 'em and 'ems; For Sentimental Reasons; Understated; Forget Not.

Album

Tangible Reality

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Kingfisher 51; Tangilble Reality; The Nearness of You; The Archer; Blues for MB; Little Goldmund; Tame the Wild Beast; Body and Soul.

Album

Nostaglic Journey: Tykocin Jazz Suite

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Introduction; Nostalgic Journey; Let's All Go to Heaven; Piano Introduction to No Words; No Words; Magic Seven; Blue Rain.

Album

How Do You Like This Piano Playing?

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: There's No Business Like Show Business; My Romance; Dancing in the Dark; All the Things You Are; Love for Sale; The Man I Love; Speak Low.

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Ted Kooshian's Standard Orbit Quartet: Underdog, and Other Stories ...

Read "Underdog, and Other Stories ..." reviewed by Woodrow Wilkins


Sometimes, a name is all it takes to get attention. Ted Kooshian's Standard Orbit Quartet has such a name. But the name alone doesn't necessarily mean good quality. The band still has to play, and play they do on Underdog, and Other Stories .... The ensemble is comprised of Kooshian on piano, Jeff ...

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Ted Kooshian's Standard Orbit Quartet: Underdog And Other Stories...

Read "Underdog And Other Stories..." reviewed by Mark Corroto


Ignore the fact that pianist Ted Kooshian regularly covers cartoon and TV music in his quartet and what's left is an appreciation for music that swings exceptionally hard, and a passion for each tune that is anything but “animated." Kooshian's Standard Orbit Quartet has produced its second volume of music, Underdog And Other Stories..., following a ...

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Randy Brecker: Nostaglic Journey: Tykocin Jazz Suite

Read "Nostaglic Journey: Tykocin Jazz Suite" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Trumpeter Randy Brecker's jazz credentials are of the highest order. The Brecker Brothers, the group he co-led with younger brother/saxophonist Michael, was one of the most successful jazz/funk/fusion groups of the 1970s and '80s. But jazz snobbery/elitism never ran in the family. Brecker has played and recorded with seemingly everybody, from the original Blood, Sweat and ...

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Mike Vax Big Band: Sounds From The Road

Read "Sounds From The Road" reviewed by Marcia Hillman


Featuring no less than a dozen alumni from the Stan Kenton Orchestra, Mike Vax's Big Band displays the drive and spirit of the musical organization that crisscrossed the country from the 1940s. All of the essentials of the Kenton sound are here. A tight and smooth sax section is heard on the opening ...

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Burgstaller Martignon 4: Mozart's Blues Dreams & Other Crossover Fantasies

Read "Mozart's Blues Dreams & Other Crossover Fantasies" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


When the name Mozart is part of the title of a jazz disc, combined with the word blues, the safe bet is that it's a crossover listening experience at hand. Crossover is a newer term for the mix of classical and jazz sounds, but it works as well--better perhaps--than the Third Stream tag that was coined ...


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