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Tyrone Brown: Suite For John A. Williams

Read "Suite For John A. Williams" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones

Though this disc would never win any awards for longevity--it clocks in at under 35 minutes--the fact that the music has such substance more than makes up for it. On the other hand, if there was more of it, the disc could possibly appear on some of those year-end lists. As a bassist himself, Brown has ...

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Song Of The Sun

By Tyrone Brown

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Released: 2000
Track listing: Subterranean Dream; Eh-Leigh; Bittersweet Rendezvous; Song Of The Sun; All The Things You Are; Portrait Of The Artist; Softly As In A Morning Sunrise; Matador; The Tap Dancer; Peace

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Tyrone Brown: Song Of The Sun

Read "Song Of The Sun" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

These days, the boundaries of what is and what isn't jazz are being blurred by a number of factors, including but not limited to: changes of instrumentation, the break from traditional 2 and 4 on the cymbal, absence of a walking bass-line, and the introduction of new, impeccably dressed, well manicured artists who wear frilly shirts ...

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Suzanne Cloud: With A Little Help From My Friends

Read "With A Little Help From My Friends" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

Quite a unique outing from singer/lyricist Suzanne Cloud, who has long graced the Philadelphia scene with her talents. From the witty satirical message of “Hey Kenny, Gee" through the Cedar Walton standard “Bolivia" to the lyrical and expressive ballad “Impossible," this 1995 recording crosses quite a few boundaries. As a lyricist, Cloud is able ...


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