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JD Allen Trio: I AM I AM

Read "I AM I AM" reviewed by Mark F. Turner

by Mark F. Turner

Playing from the heart, creating and improvising from within, jazz music's mantra continues to espouse that “honesty is the best policy." This is heard and felt when listening to saxophonist J.D. Allen's I Am I Am. In an insightful and inspirational interview, the artist gives light to what makes his music forthcoming and real. ...

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Guillermo Klein y Los Guachos: Filtros

Read "Filtros" reviewed by Laurel Gross

by Laurel Gross

Jazz may not be a sport but Guillermo Klein's Los Guachos CD, Filtros, proves the winning power of teamwork. Offering sometimes-complex musical ideas in a thoroughly accessible and entertaining way, the Argentinean-born Klein stands out as a bandleader, composer and pianist. But this unassuming master, who cut his teeth in the mid '90s at Smalls with ...

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Scott DuBois: Banshees

Read "Banshees" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins

Guitarist Scott DuBois is a rising presence on the New York jazz scene, an impressive soloist and gifted writer whose abilities garnered the attention of legendary saxophonist David Liebman, who served as a sideman on DuBois' previous releases, Monsoon (Soul Note, 2002) and Tempest (Soul Note, 2007). Banshees is the Sunnyside debut of the guitarist's international ...

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Scott Dubois: Banshees

Read "Banshees" reviewed by Budd Kopman

by Budd Kopman

Comparisons are only as good as the knowledge of the compared, but they can be helpful. Guitarist Scott Dubois' efforts on Banshees invite comparison to Samo Salamon, in that his instrumental technique and, by extension, his music live in the world of the unexpected and the unpredictable. Just being that, however, would not ...

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Vijay Iyer: Tragicomic

Read "Tragicomic" reviewed by Lyn Horton

by Lyn Horton

Expressing everything that is possible at one point in time is how art comes about. For visual artists, the limitations of the chosen medium frame and freeze the passion of the art. For musicians, the parameters comply with a different set of conditions. Music is concerned with time and the kinds of changes that occur within ...

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Hans Glawischnig: Panorama

Read "Panorama" reviewed by Woodrow Wilkins

by Woodrow Wilkins

There are times when it seems Europeans have a greater appreciation for musical styles that originated in the United States. Hans Glawischnig's Panorama is one example of adopting an art form, jazz, and treating it like it's his own creation. Glawischnig is a native of Graz, Austria, who moved to New York City ...

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Guillermo Klein / Los Guachos: Filtros

Read "Filtros" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

When an artist states his CD is, "...the best group effort ever achieved by Guachos," there's the temptation to toss the comment aside as mere hyperbole designed to generate some hype over a new release. But pianist/vocalist Guillermo Klein isn't exaggerating when he speaks of Filtros, his first Los Guachos studio album since III (Sunnyside, 2002). ...

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Album: Filtros
By Guillermo Klein
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2008
Duration: 7:31

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Vijay Iyer: Tragicomic

Read "Tragicomic" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins

Pianist Vijay Iyer's poly-stylistic take on the jazz tradition has fostered collaborations with a wide spectrum of artists, including M-Base founder Steve Coleman, avant-garde legend Roscoe Mitchell and experimental hip-hop conceptualist Mike Ladd. As a self taught musician with a B.S. in Mathematics from Yale and a Masters in Physics and Ph.D in Technology and the ...

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Hans Glawischnig: Panorama

Read "Panorama" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone

by Michael P. Gladstone

Bassist Hans Glawischnig was born in Graz, Austria in 1970, to an American mother and Austrian father, Dieter Glawischnig, a well-respected pianist and conductor who led the NDR Big Band for Chet Baker. The younger Glawischnig has been a New Yorker since the early 1990s and now brings his second release Panorama, following his debut recording, ...


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