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Album

Red Heat

Label: Blue Canoe Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: Los Feliz; Calle del Sol; The Heat; The Red Sun; Laguna; Vaya; Novelas; She Never Has A Window; Fuego; El Morro.

Album

Label: Unitone Recordings
Released: 2000
Track listing: Day 1.Lewis/Shoshone; Day 2. The Slough; Day 3. The Lamar Valley; Day 4. Boy Scouts & Cutthroats; Day 5. Livingston D.C.; Day 6. The Missouri; Day 7. Floating With Amos; Day 8. The Madison; Day 9. Spring Creek

Album

Alternate Route

By Jeff Beal

Label: Unitone Recordings
Released: 2000

Album

Silent Singing

By Steve Tavaglione

Label: Unitone Recordings
Released: 2000

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Article: Album Review

Jeff Beal: Alternate Route

by Dave Nathan
October 1, 2000

P>A review of this album is out of place in a jazz setting. It is classical music through and through and crystallizes the main differences between the two genre. This music is written down, all by Jeff Beal, and not subject to improvisation. There are no opportunities to play variations on a theme, which would be ...

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Steve Tavaglione: Silent Singing

by Dave Nathan
October 1, 2000

P>I barely know how to characterize the music on this album. A notch above Kenny G? Music to soothe and stroke while in a dentist's chair? Music to coax a cobra out of its wicker basket? Other? Don't misunderstand me. This music, all originals, can be pretty and melodic. There's even something close to Miles Davis' ...

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Jimmy Haslip: Red Heat

by Dave Hughes
September 1, 2000

Jimmy Haslip's second solo release showcases the extraordinary bassist in a heavily Latin setting; a departure from what we usually hear from him within the context of the Yellowjackets or his various sideman appearances. The CD is dedicated to his father, James J.F. Haslip, and his Puerto Rican heritage. Haslip's primary collaborator throughout the program is ...

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Article: Album Review

Patrick Leonard: Rivers

by AAJ Staff
June 1, 2000

The inspiration to create can be drawn from the most diverse sources; some can get inpiration from listening to the works of a great master composer or improviser, others from a beautiful painting or other great work of art. Still others derive their artistic motivations from nature itself; the landscapes, the mountains, the flora and fauna. ...