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Marc Mommaas: Balance
By Marc Mommaas
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Funny Bones Jones;
Amissirac;
Sorcerer's Dance;
Solo No. 1;
Heart of Winter;
Aftermath;
Remind Me;
Dialogue;
Solo No. 2.
Martirio & Chano Dominguez: Acoplados
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: El Ag
All Out
By Jay Clayton
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Badadadat; Random Mondays; Lonely Woman; 2-5-1; 7/8 Thing; Fragments; All-out.
David Kikoski: Lighter Way
by John Kelman
There was a time when most artists pursued linear careers. While the Miles Davis of Kind of Blue (Columbia, 1959) was very different than that of Bitches Brew (Columbia, 1969), a straight line could be drawn through his career, with each successive album usually representing an incremental step. These days artists often run multiple and vastly ...
Laszlo Gardony: Natural Instinct
by Tom Greenland
Who said “those who can't play teach ? It's not necessarily true, as some of the best jazz musicians can be found hiding out in institutions of higher learning. Laszlo Gardony is a case in point: Hungarian-born and Boston-bred (he attended Berklee School of Music), the classically trained pianist/composer has been nurturing the creative talents of ...
Dave Holland Quintet: Critical Mass
by Joel Roberts
Bassist extraordinaire Dave Holland believes that like fine wine, music shouldn't be unbottled before its time. Holland and his highly regarded quintet spent a year and a half honing and retooling the music on their new album until it reached the point he calls “critical mass, where “it has become what it's going to be.
Martirio & Chano Dominguez: Acoplados
by Ken Kase
Martirio & Chano Dominguez Acoplados Sunnyside Records 2006 Self-professed “fusions" of various musical forms in jazz are routinely and often justifiably treated with suspicion by critics and fans. The formulas employed for these events can be either fruitful and satisfying, or a recipe for utter pretentious disaster. Fortunately, Acoplados falls ...
The Mingus Big Band: Live in Tokyo
by Robert R. Calder
"Wham, Bam," indeed! Compared to the best performances by the late Charles Mingus, this effort has the air of more orthodox big bands like the ones led by Clarke/Boland and Jones/Lewis, which is also to say the best. McCoy Tyner's band on a good night has included some of the same performers featured on this live ...
Charles Mingus: At UCLA
by Samuel Chell
Charles Mingus At UCLA Sunnyside Records 2006 The actual title of this CD is Charles Mingus: Music Written for Monterey, 1965. Not heard...played in its entirety at UCLA. Vols. 1 and 2. The apparent overkill of the title prepares us for more of the same in the accompanying booklet, which ...
Chris Potter: Underground
by Martin Gladu
Evidently, rhythm is at the core center of this contemporary and urban-sounding album. Throughout these hard-driving selections, Chris Potter and his 55 Bar cohorts deliver rock-solid performances, both individually and collectively. In fact, one cannot not mention Potter's producing and A&R work--it firmly positions this album as jazz/fusion album of the year (if one can overlook ...
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