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The Cool Season: An Origin Holiday Collection, Vol. 2
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Christmas Time Is Here; The Christmas Song; Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas; Winter Wonderland; Winter Solace; Pretty Paper; Skating; Sing We Now Of Christmas; Blackberry Winter.
Marriott/Anschell/Johnson/Bishop: The Cool Season: An Origin Holiday Collection, Vol. 2
by John Barron
With no shortage of holiday music blasting through shopping malls and restaurants this time of year, it's easy to understand why some might want to escape the incessant bombardment of the overdone and out-of-date. If one looks hard enough, however, hope for Christmas music burnout can be found. One place to look is Origin Records' The ...
Sing We Now of Christmas
Album: The Cool Season
By Thomas Marriott
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2019
Duration: 4:27
Thomas Marriott: Both Sides of the Fence
by Bill Bennett
Thomas Marriott Both Sides of the Fence Origin Records 2007 In 1999, Thomas Marriott won the prestigious Carmine Caruso International Jazz Trumpet Competition sponsored by the International Trumpet Guild and the Herb Albert Foundation. Michael Caldwell wrote in the March 2000 International Trumpet Guild Journal: “[His] confident stage ...
Both Sides Of The Fence
Album: Both Sides Of The Fence
By Thomas Marriott
Label: Origin Records
Released: 0
Duration: 3:22
Individuation
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2005
Track listing: Sing a Song; Domino City; Tout de Suite; Baby Mine; Mission; Love You Tonight; Individuation; Returning
Thomas Marriott: Individuation
by Jack Bowers
Talk about getting off on the wrong foot. On Individuation, trumpeter Thomas Marriott (and arranger Joe Locke) turn Joe Raposo's sunny, down-to-earth melody on the opening “Sing a Song into a pretentious, dirge-like hymn that robs it of its charm and manages to make the endeavor seem much longer than its actual 5:16 playing time. Marriott ...
Thomas Marriott: Individuation
by John Kelman
All too often you hear that jazz is dead, that there is little of significance being created today. Maybe the playing field is just so large that it can be more difficult to identify major leaps forward than in past decades. Still, for a marginalized genre that is responsible for something like 3% of total CD ...
