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Heinrich von Kalnein: Songlines

Read "Songlines" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey

The last time saxophonist Heinrich von Kalnein crossed this writer's path was directing the band on Joys & Desires. In quite a departure from that outing German expatriate cum Austrian von Kalnein enters the more confined climate of the quintet, expanding the format with wide open arrangements of spatially conceived original compositions.Heinrich von Kalnein's ...

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Once In A Lifetime

By hr-Bigband

Label: TCB Music
Released: 2006
Track listing: Shangri-La; Falling In Love Again; Once I Loved; SonnymoonFor Two; I'm A Fool To Want You; Tennessee Waltz; Meditation; Everything Happens To Me; Once In A Life Time.

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Soundlines

By Daniel Schenker

Label: TCB Music
Released: 2006
Track listing: The Missing Link; Water Mile; Jedesmal Anders; Columbus Avenue; Thurso; Soundlines; Blame It on My Youth; Chorinho (Pra Elia) (63:01).

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hr Bigband: Once in a Lifetime

Read "Once in a Lifetime" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

It's not often--perhaps only Once in a Lifetime--that a big band, from Germany no less, has a chance to record with not one but two of the jazz world's acknowledged master craftsmen, organist Joey DeFrancesco and drummer Jeff Hamilton. The hr Bigband from Frankfurt seized that chance in December '03, and the result is this spectacular ...

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hr-Bigband with Joey DeFrancesco & Jeff Hamilton: Once In A Lifetime

Read "Once In A Lifetime" reviewed by Edward Blanco

by Edward Blanco

One doesn't often associate the sounds of the organ with the music of big bands, but that's exactly what you get when Joey DeFrancesco, a virtuoso on the Hammond B-3 organ, joins forces with renowned drummer Jeff Hamilton of the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra as special guests of conductor Jorg Achim Keller and the German hr-Bigband (Hessischer ...

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Daniel Schenker Quartet: Soundlines

Read "Soundlines" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

Swiss-born trumpeter Daniel Schenker and his quartet, who earned high marks from this reviewer for an earlier album, Iridium (Brambus, 2003), are back for another go around, this time with guest saxophonist Chris Cheek from New York City making it a quintet. The performance, taped live in October '04 at Zurich's Moods nightclub, is as admirable ...

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Transparent Horizons

By Stich Wynston's Modern Surfaces

Label: TCB Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. Outward Bound 2. I Think This Party's Over 3. Existential Departures 4. Surf Aces 5. Spiral Nebula 6. Evanescence 7. Caboose 8. Automatic Entry 9. Intergalactic Spheres 10. New One

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Transparent Horizons

By Stich Wynston

Label: TCB Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: Outward Bound; I Think This Party's Over; Spiral Nebula; Evanescence; Caboose; Automatic Entry; Intergalactic Spheres; New One.

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Stich Wynston's Modern Surfaces: Transparent Horizons

Read "Transparent Horizons" reviewed by Robert R. Calder

by Robert R. Calder

The intro emerges as heavy bowed bass--buzzy, ominous, sustained. Suddenly there's a thunderstorm, rock drumming, electric guitar, and tenor saxophone. A synthesizer (seldom-used here) wails, but less than the guitar and saxophone, then makes bell sounds and more while the bass goes thudding and bells like a stag before things devolve into the slower, quieter space ...

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Stich Wynston's Modern Surfaces: Transparent Horizons

Read "Transparent Horizons" reviewed by Paul Olson

by Paul Olson

Toronto musician Stich Wynston takes drumming about as far from its timekeeping role as it can possibly go on Transparent Horizons, his first CD since his 1999 eponymous debut on Buzz Records. Wynston and his group Modern Surfaces (saxophonist Mike Murley, guitarist Geoff Young, and bassist Jim Vivian) maintain almost the same lineup as the previous ...


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