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Chu Berry, Joe Harriott, and Yusef Lateef

Read "Chu Berry, Joe Harriott, and Yusef Lateef" reviewed by Sean Dietrich


The role call for sax genius is a lengthy one. But upon briefly thumbing past names like Charlie Parker, John Coltrane and Coleman Hawkins, one finds a glow beneath the surface radiating from lesser known players. Members of the vast sax community, who don't often get the same press other celebrated players receive. ...

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Roland Hanna, Tete Montoliu, and Andre Previn

Read "Roland Hanna, Tete Montoliu, and Andre Previn" reviewed by Sean Dietrich


Throughout the line of musical history, certain pianists have changed the way audiences hear music. Musicians who dare to peek above a sea of bobbing heads, and create something unique. These specially cursed individuals have looked within themselves, and somehow added flesh to fantasy.While there are scores of brilliant pianists from years gone by, ...

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Unsung Heroes

Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Remember Me; Early Autumn; A Timeless Place; Bernie's Tune' Spring Is Here; Joy Spring; All For One; Indiana/Donna Lee; When The Lights Are Low; Con Alma. (Total Time: 57:28)

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Tierney Sutton: Unsung Heroes

Read "Unsung Heroes" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Vocalese. The mellow personalities of the guitar flugelhorn, and trombone, coupled wish the breathy piping of an alto/soprano voice combine to make Unsung Heroes a very cool proposition. Several primarily vocalese discs have found their way to me recently, all sporting accomplished, even incendiary, vocal challenges met. I would not describe Tierney Sutton's voice as such. ...

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Tierney Sutton: Unsung Heroes

Read "Unsung Heroes" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Miles Davis never shouted. I’m not talking about his damaged vocal chords. He rarely raised his musical voice above a whisper. Singer Tierney Sutton, like Miles, doesn’t raise her voice to make a resounding statement. Unlike so many upper range vocal gymnasts working today, Sutton favors articulation and quiet beauty as her approach. Funny so did ...

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Tierney Sutton: Unsung Heroes

Read "Unsung Heroes" reviewed by Ed Kopp


Tierney Sutton is a young jazz singer with a warm, graceful voice, an unpretentious delivery and a great feel for ballads. On Unsung Heroes, Sutton’s fluid style makes some very difficult pieces sound simple and beautiful.Though Sutton didn’t come to jazz until she was 20, she’s a natural talent who released a widely praised ...

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Tierney Sutton: Unsung Heroes

Read "Unsung Heroes" reviewed by AAJ Staff


While jazz enthusiasts mourn the loss of many of the members of the first generation of female jazz vocalists, their enthuasiasm doesn't seem to extend to many of the vocalists struggling, and in some cases, succeeding on today's scene. Dee Dee Bridgewater, Dominique Eade, Dianne Reeves, Vanessa Rubin, Karrin Allyson, and Nnennon Freelon, among others, come ...

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Unsung Heroes

Label: Dregs Records
Released: 1981

Album

Unsung Heroes

Label: MCA Records
Released: 1973
Track listing: Unsung Heroes; Lay It On The Line; Crossfire; Hard Times; Let's Boogie; Freedom Sound; In The Middle Of The River; Heavy Up (Don't Get Light With Me); Night Theme; Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep;


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