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John Di Martino: So In Love

Read "So In Love" reviewed by Russ Musto


The versatile pianist John DiMartino has made a name for himself as a sideman in Latin jazz bands and as an accompanist for vocalists, but has yet to be justly acknowledged for his abilities as the leader of a straight-ahead instrumental jazz group. On his second “Romantic Jazz Trio" date for the Japanese Venus label, Di ...

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Ostinato "Voices"

Label: Venus Records
Released: 2004

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Fly Me to the Moon: Tribute to Ray Brown

Label: Venus Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: When Lights Are Low; On the Street Where You Live; Skylark; There Is No Greater Love; That Old Feeling; Just in Time; Alone Together; Fly Me to the Moon; I've Got the World on a String; Dream Dancing; Some Other Time

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Gentle Ballads

Label: Venus Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Midnight Sun Will Never Set, Left Alone, Gently, Here's to Life, Midnight Sun, Harlem Nocturne, Soul Eyes, Under a Blanket of Blue, Stormy Weather, Chelsea Bridge, Harlem Nocturne II

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Con Alma

Label: Venus Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: La Tarara; No Me Platiques Mas; How About You?; Dolphin Dance; Con Alma; El Toro y La Luna; It Could Happen to You; Hullo Bolinas; Jure; Speak Low; Darn that Dream.

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Eddie Higgins Trio: Christmas Songs

Read "Christmas Songs" reviewed by Dr. Judith Schlesinger


Tis the season (again? already?), and along with the usual relentless merchandising we get the new flock of Christmas jazz. So, striking an ecumenical note, here's the question: why is this Christmas CD different from all other Christmas CDs? After all, it contains a dozen of the most popular holiday songs, done in standard trio format. ...

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Eric Alexander: Gentle Ballads

Read "Gentle Ballads" reviewed by Dr. Judith Schlesinger


This CD offers classic fare from a well-oiled quartet. It's a satisfying sampler of tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander's strong, burnished-copper tone, which is nicely balanced by pianist Mike LeDonne's elegant filigree. In a recent Downbeat interview, Alexander named Coleman Hawkins as a major influence because “he just puts the information on the plate, and more power ...

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Chano Dominguez Trio: Con Alma

Read "Con Alma" reviewed by Dr. Judith Schlesinger


This is a rather different Chano from the one who first enthralled me with Hecho a Mano (Hand-made), his blazing flamenco/jazz mix recorded in Madrid in 1996 and released on Sunnyside a few years ago. On Con Alma he's replaced the handclaps and multilayered percussion with a traditional jazz trio, bringing on world-class band mates George ...

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Jay Leonhart Trio: Fly Me to the Moon: Tribute to Ray Brown

Read "Fly Me to the Moon: Tribute to Ray Brown" reviewed by J. Robert Bragonier


I am an avowed sucker when it comes to Ray Brown; mention of his name is guaranteed to raise my eyebrows and catch my attention. When, in addition, I see names like Benny Green, Jay Leonhart, and Al Cohn's son Joe in association with a tribute to the master bassist, I'm pretty well on the way ...

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No Problem

Label: Venus Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Our Father Who Art Blaky [sic], No Problem, Moanin', Whisper Not, Ugetsu, Time Off, Prelude to a Kiss, One for All


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