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The Usual Suspects

By Ryan Kisor

Label: Unknown label
Released: 1999
Track listing: The Usual Suspects; Sheeryn's Waltz; Nobody Else But Me; M.H.D.; Never Let Me Go; Hoofin' Below The Rim; I've Never Been In Love Before.

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Ryan Kisor: The Usual Suspects

Read "The Usual Suspects" reviewed by John Sharpe

by John Sharpe

Currently Ryan Kisor is a member of the famed Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and he also spent time with the Mingus Big Band. Although this young trumpeter recorded two decent albums for Columbia in the early-90s, Minor Mutiny and On The One, that failed in the marketplace, they did demonstrate much potential for the future. If ...

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Ryan Kisor: The Usual Suspects

Read "The Usual Suspects" reviewed by Douglas Payne

by Douglas Payne

Trumpeter Ryan Kisor is only 25 but The Usual Suspects is already his fourth album as a leader. He's paid his dues with the Mingus Big Band, the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Pat Metheny and Gerry Mulligan and he holds his own with other such so-called young lions as Wallace Roney, Roy Hargrove and Nicholas Payton. ...

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The Usual Suspects

By Ryan Kisor

Label: Songlines Recordings
Released: 1998

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Ryan Kisor: The Usual Suspects

Read "The Usual Suspects" reviewed by Joel Roberts

by Joel Roberts

The youngest of the “young lion" trumpet phenoms, 25-year-old Ryan Kisor can certainly hold his own with such higher profile peers as Roy Hargrove, Nicholas Payton, Wallace Roney, and that Marsalis guy you hear so much about. After making two albums for Columbia in the early 1990s while still a teenager, Kisor has recorded infrequently. He ...


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