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Article: Jazz in the Aquarian Age

Sonny Rollins: A Diamond in the Rough

Read "Sonny Rollins: A Diamond in the Rough" reviewed by Bob Kenselaar


[Sonny Rollins was finishing up an extended tour at the time of this 1978 interview. Milestone Records had brought him together with pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Ron Carter, and drummer Al Foster to form a group called the Milestone Jazzstars that played 20 shows that year and recorded a live album. He talked about other tours, ...

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Article: Album Review

Dan Cray: Meridies

Read "Meridies" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


There is nothing iconoclastic about pianist Dan Cray. He derives his piano style more from Tommy Flanagan and Hank Jones than Matthew Shipp or Ran Blake. He has been driving a trio through four previous recordings: Who Cares (Cray Sounds, 2001); No One (Blujazz productions, 2003); Save Us! (Blujazz productions, 2005); and Over Here Over Heard ...

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News: Recording

Bobby Broom's New Trio CD, "Upper West Side Story," Due For May 15 Release By Origin Records

Bobby Broom's New Trio CD, "Upper West Side Story," Due For May 15 Release By Origin Records

Bobby Broom’s new CD, Upper West Side Story, is the guitarist’s tenth album in as many years—the culmination of a golden period of prolific creativity and steady artistic growth. Five of those recordings have featured his jazz trio with bassist Dennis Carroll and drummer Kobie Watkins, who’ve worked as a unit since 1997. Origin Records, Broom’s ...

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Article: Interview

Bobby Broom: Building a Legacy

Read "Bobby Broom: Building a Legacy" reviewed by R.J. DeLuke


Guitarist Bobby Broom had a feel for music at a very young age. He was exposed first to clarinet and violin as a child, but they didn't have an impact on him. Eventually, an old guitar came through the household. It had four strings across an instrument with a small neck.“I didn't know it ...

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News: Event

Pianist Sam Rudin Celebrates CD Release At The Freight & Salvage, May 17

Pianist Sam Rudin Celebrates CD Release At The Freight & Salvage, May 17

Pianist Sam Rudin has been a popular fixture on the Bay Area jazz and blues scene since arriving from his native Philadelphia in 1980. Known until recently as Hurricane Sam, Rudin has regularly headlined at local clubs and at hundreds of outdoor events throughout California, as well as opening shows for artists including James Cotton, Jerry ...

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Article: Album Review

Sara Leib: Secret Love

Read "Secret Love" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Almost 10 years elapsed between West Coast singer Sara Leib's It's Not The Moon (Self Produced, 2003) and Secret Love. Leib kept occupied with teaching, most currently at Los Angeles Music Academy College of Music in Pasadena, where she gives private lessons and teaches classes on improvisation (something, as a scatter, she knows well) and chart ...

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Article: Album Review

Sara Leib: Secret Love

Read "Secret Love" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


A cursory glance at the track listing for Secret Love may paint it as another simple celebration of standards, but that's not the case. Singer Sara Leib takes the road less traveled by delivering ear-opening, metrically twisted, stylistically broad interpretations of oft-covered classics with a to-die-for cast of cutting-edge collaborators. Leib, who holds ...

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News: Recording

Saxophonist Hailey Niswanger's 2nd CD, "The Keeper," Due For April 24 Release

Saxophonist Hailey Niswanger's 2nd CD, "The Keeper," Due For April 24 Release

Hailey Niswanger created an indelible impression in the jazz world with the release of her 2009 debut, Confeddie. Then 19, the saxophonist was even the subject of an enthusiastic Wall Street Journal profile by veteran jazz critic Nat Hentoff. The headline read: “This Teenager Has Got It.” Now 22, freshly graduated from the Berklee College of ...

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News: Recording

Vocalist Tessa Souter's 2nd Motema CD, "Beyond The Blue," Due May 8

Vocalist Tessa Souter's 2nd Motema CD, "Beyond The Blue," Due May 8

Since her 2004 recording debut, Tessa Souter has established herself as a fearless innovator in vocal jazz—“broadly imaginative” (New York Times), “expressive... full of passion” (Philadelphia Inquirer), “direct and soulful” (Village Voice). NEA Jazz Master Sheila Jordan places her “at the top of my list of great talent.” On Souter’s new Beyond the Blue, her fourth ...

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News: Recording

"Azul," Debut Recording by San Francisco Pianist/Composer Anne Sajdera, Due for Release 4/17

"Azul," Debut Recording by San Francisco Pianist/Composer Anne Sajdera, Due for Release 4/17

Pianist/composer Anne Sajdera has long been an invaluable part of the San Francisco Bay Area Brazilian music scene—as leader of her own band Pelo Mar and member of ensembles such as Rio Thing and the award-winning Bat Makumba. Her much-anticipated debut Azul, which will be released April 17 by her label, Bijuri Records, highlights her exquisite ...


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