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Theo Bleckmann: Hello Earth! The Music of Kate Bush

By Theo Bleckmann

Label: Winter & Winter Records
Released: 2012
Track listing: Running Up That Hill; Suspended In Gaffa; And Dream Of Sheep; Under Ice; Violin; Hello Earth; Cloudbusting; All The Love; Saxophone Song; Army Dreamers; The Man With The Child In His Eyes; Watching You Without Me; Love And Anger; This Woman's Work.

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Hello Earth! – The Music of Kate Bush

By Theo Bleckmann

Label: Winter & Winter Records
Released: 2012
Track listing: 1. Running Up That Hill, 2. Suspended in Gaffa, 3. And Dream of Sheep, 4. Under Ice, 5. Violin, 6. Hello Earth, 7. Cloudbusting, 8. All the Love, 9. Saxophone Song, 10. Army Dreamers, 11. The Man with the Child in His Eyes, 12. Watching You Without Me, 13. Love and Anger, 14. This Woman’s Work.

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Article: Catching Up With

Kurt Elling: Stories from New York

Read "Kurt Elling: Stories from New York" reviewed by R.J. DeLuke

by R.J. DeLuke

Singer Kurt Elling seems to be always on the go, working with his fine quartet and lending his artful vocals to a variety of other projects as time allows. Whatever the situation, he brings high aesthetic values and standards. He likes to investigate different musical possibilities under the jazz umbrella, which he embraces without reservation.

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Article: Take Five With...

Take Five With Nicky Schrire

Read "Take Five With Nicky Schrire" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

Meet Nicky Schrire: London-born, South African-raised, New York-based vocalist/composer Nicky Schrire has been been praised for her abilit: to use her voice as “a dispensary of emotional power." (Dan Bilawsky, All About Jazz).A graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, Schrire has performed in New York, South Africa and London. Her debut ...

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Take Five With Jasmine Lovell-Smith

Read "Take Five With Jasmine Lovell-Smith" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

Meet Jasmine Lovell-Smith: Jasmine Lovell-Smith is a composer and saxophonist from New Zealand, currently based in New York City. Born to an American mother, a trained opera vocalist, and a Kiwi father, the voice was her first instrument. After discovering jazz in high school, Jasmine took up the saxophone and went on to graduate ...

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Article: Album Review

Nicky Schrire: Freedom Flight

Read "Freedom Flight" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

Breaking into the jazz vocal world is no easy feat. Aspiring singers often find themselves angling for crumbs of attention in this overcrowded field, and having a pleasant voice doesn't count for much anymore. Originality in approach, a proclivity for picking songs that stretch the definition of jazz and an elastic understanding of the voice's role ...

Article: Album Review

Theo Bleckman: Hello Earth! – The Music of Kate Bush

Read "Hello Earth! – The Music of Kate Bush" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Ci vuole il coraggio dei leoni oppure la sfrontatezza dell'animo giovanile per tentare grandi imprese. Forte del successo del momento e sorretto da ciò che resta degli anni giovanili veri e propri (è nato nel 1966, non proprio l'altro ieri), il tedesco Theo Bleckman (sempre più apprezzato dall'altra parte dell'oceano, ove peraltro vive) approda al suo ...

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Jazz Bigband Graz: Urban Folktales

Read "Urban Folktales" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Despite the inherent problems of managing large numbers of musicians, funding their activities, and finding venues large enough to host ensembles of 15-plus players, the jazz big band is undergoing something of a revival. Jazz Bigband Graz, from Austria, is yet another fine ensemble from Europe, and Urban Folktales shows that imaginative new directions in big ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Theo Bleckmann: Hello Earth! The Music of Kate Bush

Read "Theo Bleckmann: Hello Earth! The Music of Kate Bush" reviewed by Dave Sumner

by Dave Sumner

Theo BleckmannHello Earth! The Music Of Kate BushWinter & Winter2012The 1980s possessed an incongruous hope for the future against a backdrop of possible nuclear annihilation, as if in the darkest of times, society retreated to a naive state. This is a generalization that doesn't, obviously, represent the entire ...


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