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M2
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Power, Lonnie's Lament, Boomerang, Nikki's Groove, Goodbye Pork Pie Hat, Ozell, Burning Down The House, It's Me Again, Cousin John, 3 Deuces, Red Baron, Your Amazing Grace.
The Grande Passion
By Al Di Meola
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Misterio; Double Concerto; Prelude: Adagio For Theresa; The Grande Passion; Asia de Cuba; Soledad; Opus in Green; Libertango; Azucar.
Jim Hall & Basses
By Jim Hall
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: End The Beguine!; Bent Blue; Abstract 1; Al The Things You Are; Abstract 2; Sam Jones; Don
Nancy Wilson: A Nancy Wilson Christmas
by Dave Hughes
Veteran singer Nancy Wilson has put together an impressive cast for her 2001 holiday CD on Telarc. This CD is the latest installment in the Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild (MCG) Jazz series, and all proceeds go to benefit the MCG’s arts and learning center in Pittsburgh. The arrangements and players are superb! The Dizzy Gillespie Alumni All ...
Dave Brubeck Quartet: The Crossing
by Dave Nathan
Dave Brubeck's newest album is titled The Crossing. Whether there is some deep allegorical meaning here is unclear. God knows, at this stage of this man's career he needs neither metaphors nor affirmation. Having performed in each of the last seven decades, Brubeck has passed the greatest and sternest test of all, time. He's here with ...
Jim Hall: Jim Hall & Basses
by Dave Nathan
Around five years ago fellow guitarist Pat Martino cut an album with fellow guitar players of differing styles. Now master guitarist Jim Hall, is walking down a similar path, only with a gaggle of highly accomplished bass players representing somewhat, but not completely, different artistic profiles. Dave Holland has been on the cutting edge of jazz, ...
Vanessa Rubin: Girl Talk
by Dave Nathan
This, Vanessa Rubin's second album for Telarc, is one of her best. The play list is varied and the arrangements allow plenty of room to strut her personality and versatility. There's a “that's all folks" scat coda on “Comes Love". “Matchmaker" is a swinging waltz with Eric Alexander's Coltrane influenced sax delving in and around the ...
Nancy Wilson: A Nancy Wilson Christmas
by Dave Nathan
Jazz singers come and go, sometimes so fast that if you blink your eyes you'll miss them. It is gratifying and comforting to bask in the warmth of that small bevy of vocalists who have been around a long time and, like fine wines, age well and maintain a steady output of albums. Nancy Wilson is ...
Steve Turre: TNT
by C. Andrew Hovan
From his early days with the legendary Rahsaan Roland Kirk to a continuing 17-year stint with the Saturday Night Live band, Steve Turre could arguably be included among a camp of seasoned jazz men who’ve “been there and done that.” Along the way, the adaptable trombonist has also made viable music by utilizing a collection of ...
Jim Hall: Jim Hall & Basses
by Mark Corroto
A bit leery of concept records, I wondered what some of my best friends would think of Jim Hall’s latest record, Jim Hall & Basses. Given Hall’s musical philosophy of treating the bass as if it were a fellow guitar, these duets and trio tracks sustain interest throughout. Jim Hall, in his fifth decade of jazz, ...
