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Article: Album Review

Chris Tedesco: Living the Dream

Read "Living the Dream" reviewed by Nicholas F. Mondello


In Living the Dream Los Angeles-based trumpeter/contractor/producer Chris Tedesco proves that he is a consummate multi-tasker. He leads his L.A. Jazz Big Band and Orchestra admirably, contracted the sessions, arranged a selection, composed four originals, engineered, edited, and produced the CD. The result of this array of endeavors is a slick, swinging, throwback salute to hip, ...

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News: Festival

Tony Bennett Paints the 2010 New Orleans Jazz Festival Poster

Tony Bennett Paints the 2010 New Orleans Jazz Festival Poster

Legendary performer and 15-time Grammy Winner Tony Bennett graced the stage at the New Orleans Jazz Festival in 2009 to the delight of fans that attended that exhilarating performance. This year, the singer who paints under his family name Benedetto, will participate as the official visual artist of the Festival by painting the image to be ...

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Article: Album Review

Mike Clark: Blueprints of Jazz, Vol. 1

Read "Blueprints of Jazz, Vol. 1" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


When Mike Clark's name comes up in conversation, most people recall his brilliant playing and funk fusion grooves on Herbie Hancock's Thrust (Columbia/Legacy, 1974). While “Actual Proof" and a slew of other terrific tracks have cemented Clark's reputation as a drummer with chops to spare, this particular period of his musical life has often pigeonholed him. ...

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Article: Album Review

Larry McKenna: Profile

Read "Profile" reviewed by Victor L. Schermer


Tenor saxophonist Larry McKenna could well deserve a place among giants like Lester Young, Stan Getz, and Zoot Sims as a lyrical player whose artistry, precision, and interpretive capacities almost always exceed expectation. As Philadelphia DJ Bob Perkins states, in his liner notes to McKenna's Profile, “With Larry, the quality goes in before the McKenna name ...

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For Once In My Life / I've Gotta Be Me

Label: 101 Disribution
Released: 2009

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Article: Album Review

Mon David: Coming True

Read "Coming True" reviewed by Marcia Hillman


There is a lot to hear on Filipino Mon David's debut American recording. David (pronounced MOAN da-VID), a winner of the 2006 London International Jazz Vocal competition, is able to navigate octaves without skipping a beat, owns a smooth vocal quality sometimes reminiscent of Tony Bennett without the rasp, has a penchant for playing with vocal ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Frank Sinatra: New York

Read "Frank Sinatra: New York" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Frank Sinatra Sinatra: New York Reprise 2009 The true icons of American music, and there are only a few, include Louis Armstrong, Bob Dylan and Frank Sinatra. Their art changed the way we listen to music, and probably more important, their personal style made a deep impression on ...

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Article: Film Review

Clint Eastwood Presents Johnny Mercer: The Dream's On Me

Read "Clint Eastwood Presents Johnny Mercer: The Dream's On Me" reviewed by Samuel Chell


Johnny Mercer Clint Eastwood Presents Johnny Mercer: The Dream's On Me TCM 2009 Film director Clint Eastwood's love of jazz and American popular song is far from a secret, especially following his feature-length biopic about alto saxophonist Charlie Parker (Bird, 1988), during which the ever restless Eastwood got the idea ...

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News: Festival

Legendary Downbeat Magazine Devotes a 16-Page Insert to the "Best of the Fests"

Montreal - In its October 2009 edition, bearing the signatures of influential jazz journalists and critics Ed Enright, Michael Bourne, Joshua Jackson and Michael Jackson, highly respected DownBeat magazine paid the Festival International de Jazz de Montreal a very special tribute, describing it as the jazz festival par excellence: “Bigger! Better! Best, actually..." A 16-page insert ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Tony Bennett Simple Cure for the Recession Blues

Tony Bennett Simple Cure for the Recession Blues

Full house in Costa Mesa rewards singer with multiple ovations. Who knew that an 83-year-old singer had the power to banish all bad from the world at least for 90 glorious minutes? That's the way it felt for a room full of ecstatic fans on Friday when Bennett and his quartet brought their special brand of ...


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