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Article: Bailey's Bundles

Jazz Vocals June

Read "Jazz Vocals June" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Andrea Balducci Bloom Schema 2012 Italian vocalist Andrea Balducci is so earnestly hip and so perfectly coiffed (he is a lawyer, after all) he is almost a metaphor: a talented metaphor. His debut recording, Bloom is equally hip and coiffed as the singer himself. With a keen ear ...

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Article: Album Review

Kat Gang: Kat Gang

Read "Kat Gang" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Vocalist Kat Gang must have been thinking of the old show business adage, “always leave them wanting more," when she conceived of and recorded this four-song EP; this sub-sixteen-minute musical appetizer whets the appetite, as Gang inhabits each song with a world-wise voice and delivery, and certainly leaves room for a larger portion to fill the ...

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Article: Big Band Caravan

Darmstadter Big Band / Alon Yavnai–NDR Big Band / Red Bank Jazz Orchestra

Read "Darmstadter Big Band / Alon Yavnai–NDR Big Band / Red Bank Jazz Orchestra" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Dartstadter Big BandKentomaniaSelf Published2010 Of all the recorded tributes to the legendary Stan Kenton released during the centennial of his birth (2011), the Darmstadter Big Band's Kentomania (it's spelled that way on the jacket cover and disc) is unequaled for one reason alone: it has former Kenton ...

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Jane Scheckter: Easy To Remember

Read "Easy To Remember" reviewed by Edward Blanco


Music from The Great American Songbook is getting quite a workout these days, with more musicians and singers spinning their renditions of old standards and classics than ever before. On the stellar Easy To Remember, jazz-cabaret singer Jane Scheckter taps into the well, lending her interpretations to songs from this repertoire with an all-star cast of ...

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Article: Bailey's Bundles

Five Golden Rings for Christmas

Read "Five Golden Rings for Christmas" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


The 2011 holidays are nearly upon us and with them, the requisite focused recordings. The number of such offerings has diminished in the last number of years. What has not diminished is the quality of the recordings, as evidenced by these five “golden rings." Happy holidays, jazz fans. Elisabeth Lohninger Band

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Article: Album Review

Larry Carlton: Plays The Sound of Philadelphia

Read "Plays The Sound of Philadelphia" reviewed by John Kelman


Regardless of context, guitarist Larry Carlton has built a reputation as one of the tastiest guitarists around, whether he's supporting singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell, jazz/pop hybrid Steely Dan or soulful jazz/funksters The Crusaders. His own records, while always accessible--at times, crossing the line into smooth jazz territory--demonstrate a distinctive blend of sweet and gritty tone, bluesy soulfulness, ...

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Radio Show

Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Radio Show Intro; Get Happy; Hello Friends; A Little Bit Closer; Spinnin' Stacks o' Wax; Bizarre Love Triangle; All or Nothing at All; Lazy River; Playin' Some Really Heavy Hits; Easy Lover; To Touch a Woman; We Got a Dedication; Johnny B Goode; We Interrupts This Broadcast; The Times They Are A-Changin'; The Power of Music; A Stranger's Eyes; Hallelujah I Love Her So; Don't Forget to Keep Dreamin'; Dreaming My Life Away; Goodnight; Prelude; Fade to White.

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News: Performance / Tour

Tony DeSare Finding the Mercer That Suits Him Best

Imagine youre in Johnny Mercers hometown, Savannah, Ga. It is spring 1952, buds are budding, and you can hear train whistles in the distance. That is how the singer and pianist Tony DeSare, a baby Sinatra, set the scene for his reverent centennial tribute, Mercer, Moon River and Me, at the Oak Room of the Algonquin ...

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Article: Album Review

Tony DeSare: Radio Show

Read "Radio Show" reviewed by Jeff Winbush


At a time when, for all intents and purposes, radio has ceased to be the breeding ground for new talent, Tony DeSare's Radio Show takes a long and loving look back at its golden age. It's more than a little ironic that, with the timidly restrictive formats of many radio stations, Radio Show will find it ...

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Article: Album Review

Tony DeSare: Radio Show

Read "Radio Show" reviewed by Woodrow Wilkins


For persons born before 1990, radio was the primary medium for hearing new music. Not only was the form of communication more widely used on the consumer end, but before mergers and buyouts, the announcers and deejays were as much a part of the listening experience as the songs themselves. Tony DeSare tries to recapture that ...


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