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Take Five With JC Stylles
by AAJ Staff
Meet Jason Campbell:JC Stylles ("Jason Campbell"), guitarist, specializes in working within the organ combo format. Originally from Australia, he lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and works the Harlem organ rooms, keeping alive the tradition of the guitar's importance in the role popularized by Wes Montgomery, Grant Green, Kenny Burrell, George Benson ...
A New Generation Paesanos on the New B3
By Tony Monaco
Label: Summit Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Pasta Faggioli; Homily; Katerina
Tony Monaco & Friends: Back At The Chicken Shack
by C. Michael Bailey
Accepting the torch of seminal B3 organist Jimmy Smith is one thing--holding it is another. But in the same way that Johannes Brahms carried on the legacy of Beethoven, so Tony Monaco serves Jimmy Smith. A longtime Summit Records label item, Monaco here steps out with his own imprint, Chicken Coup Records, releasing three discs and ...
Tony Monaco: East to West
by Jim Santella
Launching a new label that remains a division of Summit Records, Tony Monaco honors organist Jimmy Smith and a generation of groove-oriented artists who have followed. His “I'll Remember Jimmy starts off the album: it's an up-tempo, blues-oriented smoker that lets his organ/guitar trio light up the path for all to see and experience. He leads ...
I'll Remember Jimmy
Album: East to West
By Tony Monaco
Label: Chicken Coup Records
Released: 2006
Duration: 03:00
Tony Monaco: Jazz Organ Crusader
by William Grim
If you happen to be in Columbus, Ohio on most Wednesdays, you'll be doing yourself a favor if you head up on High Street just north of the student slums of Ohio State University to an unpretentious joint known as the Ravari Room. It's your typical campus dive bar, complete with cheap drinks, an incongruously placed ...
Fiery Blues
By Tony Monaco
Label: Summit Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Goin' To A Meetin'; Everyday I Have The Blues; Greasy Spoon; Mellow Soul; Ashleen; Crosscut Saw; The Hooker; Stormy Monday; All Blues; The Preacher.
Tony Monaco: Fiery Blues
by Jim Santella
Tony Monaco's explosive Fiery Blues session may be his best ever. Settling into a comfortable groove, he unleashes the soulful power of the blues, and its magnetic attraction holds you in its spell.Guitarist Derek DiCenzo and drummer Louis Tsamous have developed a delicious rapport with the organist. Together, they interpret standards and originals with ...
Tony Monaco Trio: Fiery Blues
by C. Michael Bailey
Tony Monaco has grown into a durable and intelligent purveyor of organ jazz. With the release of Fiery Blues, Mr. Monaco may now be considered in the same company and Jimmy Smith, John Patton, Jack McDuff, Shirley Scott, and Larry Young. While closer to Smith than Young in overall philosophy, Monaco does not shy away from ...
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