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Music From and Inspired by the Motion Picture "Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil"

By Various Artists

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 1998
Track listing: Skylark; Too Marvelous For Words; Autumn Leaves; Fools Rush In; Dream; Days of Wine and Roses; That Old Black Magic; Come Rain or Come Shine; Ac-cent-tchu-ate the Positive; This Time the Dream's On Me; Laura; Midnight Sun; I'm an Old Cowhand; I Wanna Be Around.

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40 Anos de Bossa Nova

By Various Artists

Label: Movieplay
Released: 1998

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Various Artists: Jazz For The Quiet Times

Read "Jazz For The Quiet Times" reviewed by John Sharpe

by John Sharpe

Jazz For The Quiet Times holds the distinct honor of being the first album from 32 Jazz to top the Billboard “Traditional Jazz" Chart. This 12-track compilation of soothing standards and ballads provides the perfect aural accompaniment to those days when you just want to stretch out and relax. Although no dates are given, it appears ...

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Various Artists: The Complete Jazz At The Philharmonic On Verve 1944 - 1949

Read "The Complete Jazz At The Philharmonic On Verve 1944 - 1949" reviewed by Larry Koenigsberg

by Larry Koenigsberg

When Norman Granz produced his first Jazz At The Philharmonic (JATP) concert at Los Angeles’ Philharmonic Hall in July 1944, he had already been promoting jam sessions in Los Angeles for two years, with such players as Nat “King” Cole, tenorist Lester Young, trumpeter Harry “Sweets” Edison, among others. He began recording the JATP concerts and ...

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Various Artists: Jazz For The Quiet Times

Read "Jazz For The Quiet Times" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

Produced by Adam Dorn, this collection of slow heartfelt instrumental standard reissues featuring saxophone, organ & guitar, vibraphone, mellow trumpet, or a combination of those, is – quite simply – “music to relax to." Centered around an arrangement of Benny Golson’s “Whisper Not" featuring vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, the compilation consists of familiar ballad material with slow ...

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Various Artists: The Sampler

Read "The Sampler" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

Introducing Concord’s Jazz Heritage Series of 29 individual compilations, is a sampler that contains 29 tracks to match the collection’s volumes. At almost two and a half hours, with a suggested retail price of $10.98, the introductory sampler serves as a smart shopper’s bargain – that is, if one doesn’t already own the material from which ...

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Various Artists: Jazz a Saint Germain

Read "Jazz a Saint Germain" reviewed by Robert Spencer

by Robert Spencer

Jazz A Saint-Germain is designed to evoke the Bohemian atmosphere of Paris during the German occupation. A series of vocalists (including Angelique Kidjo, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Dee Dee's daughter China, Deborah Harry, and many more) turn in a series of highly original takes on standard English and French fare; most achieve a smoky, highly-charged feel, but ...

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Various Artists: Jazz For A Rainy Afternoon

Read "Jazz For A Rainy Afternoon" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

Chill out. Calm down. Mellow. Put those financial statements in the desk drawer, throw another log on the fire, curl up on the sofa and listen to this compilation. Producer Joel Dorn figured these reissued items would have that effect on listeners, and they do. Warren Vache's portrayal of “I Can't Get Started," with piano trio, ...

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Various Artists: Legends of Acid Jazz: Hammond Heroes

Read "Legends of Acid Jazz: Hammond Heroes" reviewed by Douglas Payne

by Douglas Payne

Legends of Acid Jazz-Hammond Heroes offers few advantages more than a gathering of solid soul-jazz tunes. It is, however, a decent (if not essential) collection of “Hammond heroes." But nearly every track here actually pre-dates what has come to be considered “acid jazz." If Prestige were to tap the Hammond heroes of its acid jazz period, ...

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Various Artists: Kickin' Some Brass

Read "Kickin' Some Brass" reviewed by Joel Roberts

by Joel Roberts

Brass bands were around before jazz was born. And while they've mostly disappeared from the American musical landscape, in New Orleans, where it all began, they've never gone away. Brass bands remain a part of life in the Big Easy, where they still perform in public events like funerals, parades, and Mardi Gras. Over the past ...


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