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Jeff "Tain" Watts: Megawatts

Read "Megawatts" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

Megawatts has had a somewhat chequered past. Originally recorded in 1991, contractual difficulties made it necessary to release the record without Jeff “Tain" Watts’ name on the marquee. Consequently, the album never received the attention it deserved, and this is a shame because aside from being Watts’ first album as a leader, it represents one of ...

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Jason Lindner: Live/UK

Read "Live/UK" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

Following his 2000 little big band recording, Premonition (Concord), pianist Jason Lindner took a quartet to Europe, recording Live/UK at the prestigious Pizza Express club in London, England. That it has taken nearly three years for this recording to see the light of day is curious but, regardless, it was well worth the wait. Lindner, a ...

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Joe Gilman Trio: Time Again: Brubeck Revisited (Volume One)

Read "Time Again: Brubeck Revisited (Volume One)" reviewed by Dr. Judith Schlesinger

by Dr. Judith Schlesinger

What a treat this is: jazz that is brilliantly executed, intriguing, and actually... fun. The incomparable music of Dave Brubeck has been lovingly transformed and updated on Time Again without losing its original essence. Take it from the composer himself?after hearing the CD, Brubeck wrote: “I am truly amazed with the trio's imaginative interpretation of my ...

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Steve Lacy: The Holy La

Read "The Holy La" reviewed by Jeff Stockton

by Jeff Stockton

From the first note of The Holy La, you know you’re in the hands of a master. The tone is authoritative, and lower than the high hard sound of the soprano sax we associate with the Coltrane of “My Favorite Things.” The tune is from Monk, “Shuffle Boil,” and the trio, together in one combination or ...

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Moutin Reunion Quartet: Red Moon

Read "Red Moon" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

The first thing that grabs you when you pick up Red Moon is the design of the case, a clever cardboard entity with a cool circular hole that can give you every phase of the moon when you rotate the disc inside. Spend a few seconds playing with that, and then get into the music. This ...

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Rufus Reid: The Gait Keeper

Read "The Gait Keeper" reviewed by Elliott Simon

by Elliott Simon

For over 20 years, bassist Rufus Reid has deftly balanced the roles of educator and performer. In the process, he has become one of the top post bop session players in the world and been the “gatekeeper" for a notable flow of new talent, guiding such leading young bassists as Duncan Hopkins, Rick McLaughlin, Nicki Parrott ...

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Moutin Reunion Quartet: Red Moon

Read "Red Moon" reviewed by Dr. Judith Schlesinger

by Dr. Judith Schlesinger

Avant-garde music is not my cup of tea: I usually find it dark and formless, and the more “out" it goes, the faster I turn it off. But when I heard the opening track here, a bass and drum derangement of “La Mer," I was struck by how playful it could be. Same thing for the ...

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Baden Powell: O Universo Musica de Baden Powell

Read "O Universo Musica de Baden Powell" reviewed by Dr. Judith Schlesinger

by Dr. Judith Schlesinger

2 disc set - from The Barclay Years 1964-1972 and The Festival Years 1970-1977 Baden Powell was a legendary Brazilian guitarist whom many consider the best of all time. A prodigy at the age of six, classically trained, his powerful sound and personality are unique and instantly recognizable. Unlike the velvety Joao Gilberto, who ...

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Front Page: Front Page

Read "Front Page" reviewed by Walter Kolosky

by Walter Kolosky

Available for the first time in the U.S. as a non-import, Front Page offers some hot playing from three stellar jazz-fusion icons. Recorded in 2000, the group of the same name features God’s fusion drummer of choice Dennis Chambers, child prodigy turned prodigious guitar God Biréli Lagrène and enigmatic bassist Dominique DiPiazza , who literally turned ...

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Songs & Lullabies

By Fred Hersch

Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Longing, Stars, A Wish, Lost in Another Time, Songs & Lullabies, Spirits, The Eighth Deadly Sin, Bird in the Rain, To Music, Song of Life, Invitation to the Dance. TT = 58:11


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