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The Tony Monaco Trio: Master Chops T

Read "Master Chops T" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey
February 1, 2002

Sophisticated Grease. Tony Monaco's first recording, Burnin' Grooves (Summit 304, 2000) was very good. Half recorded with his own trio and half with his buddy's, Joey DeFrancesco, Grooves displays a prodigious and encyclopedic talent in the ways of the Hammond B-3. Earthy and Bluesy in one breath and sophisticated and erudite in the next, Monaco's ...

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Tony Monaco: Master Chops T

Read "Master Chops T" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
February 1, 2002

The title for Tony Monaco's latest album comes from the fiery organist's nickname. Master Chops T was impressive last year in his Summit debut. This year, he's even better. The Hammond B-3 powerhouse unleashes an exciting set with his regular band. There's something in it for everyone – particularly fans of the old organ combo groove. ...

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Tony Monaco: Master Chops T

by Jim Santella
February 1, 2002

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You're The Bop: A Jazz Portrait of Cole Porter

By Les DeMerle

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: You're The Bop; Night And Day; I Get A Kick Out Of You; Get Out Of Town; Use Your Imagination; I Love You; Every Time We Say Good By; Easy To Love; Anything Goes; Just One Of Those Things; I've Got You Under My Skin; So In Love; Everything I Love; From This Moment On; All Of You; Let's Do It; Love For Sale (Total Time: 53:57).

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When Cooler Heads Prevail

By Bill Anschell

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Sweet and Lovely; Dear Old Stockholm; Undercurrent Event; Little Niles; No Hurry; La Flor de la Canela; If It Isn't One Thing ?; One More Mile; Woody's Turn; Angels Watching Over Me.

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Okavongo

By Greg Hopkins

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Stretchin'#; Okavongo*; Contra Part 1*; Contra Part 2*; Nightfall; Crackdown - Dialogue; Crackdown; Infant Eyes; Sphere of T. M. Part 1; Sphere of T. M. Part 2; Thoughts*; Steller - Prologue*; Steller by Satellite*

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Flux Aeterna

By Ted Killian

Label: Summit Records
Released: 2001

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Bill Anschell: When Cooler Heads Prevail

Read "When Cooler Heads Prevail" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
December 1, 2001

Splitting his session between originals and familiar gems, pianist Bill Anschell brings his third recording as leader to a wider audience. As Nnenna Freelon's musical director in the '90s, he gained experience with the kind of songs that reach out and touch someone. Anschell's web site contains plenty of biographical information. The pianist's arrangement, here, of ...

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Bill Anschell: When Cooler Heads Prevail

Read "When Cooler Heads Prevail" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff
December 1, 2001

There is no question that Bill Anschell is an accomplished Pianist and arranger. His piano artistry is best demonstrated on these two tunes; “Sweet And Lovely" and “No Hurry" (An original). His approach is novel, his ideas freshly spun and combined with a beautiful touch, makes him the 'compleat' musician that he is. His accompaniment is ...

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