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Wake Up!

Who's WAKE UP! ??? WAKE UP! ... is evolutionary music. Taking it back to the roots and upgrading it. Check us out! WAKE UP! is operating in one of the most challenging, inspiring and creative places on earth

Wake Up!

By Jerry Jemmott

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2016

Wake Up!

By Eric Schugren/Vin Scialla

Label: Liftoff Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Appointment in Ghana; Vernon Jackson; TC Blues; New Beginnings; Mean Irene; Bluein' Away the Blows; Wake Up; Bibimbop; MPB.

Eric Schugren/Vin Scialla/Brian Charette/Mike DiRubbo: Wake Up!

by Dan McClenaghan
October 14, 2014

Wake-Up! is one of those surprises that jazz lovers live for. The names--four of them on the very well-designed, 1960s Blue Note Records-like cover--aren't top shelf in terms of profile. They might even be completely unfamiliar to the less than fanatical jazz fans. But what a band! What a set! There's just something that ...

Wake Up!

By Wake Up!

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2010
Track listing: It's Wake Up! Time; The Queen; Wake Up Call, The Time Has Come; Aiming to All Voices; I Wanna Eat You; Joy for Now; Love Before the Scared Dawn; One Way; Laid Back; Disco Days; Strange Up; Super Chicken; Get Ready; Resisting in Space; Bliss Between the Cracks; The Courage to Be.

Daniel Carter / Demian Richardson / David Moss / Federico Ughi: Wake Up!

by Mark Corroto
June 1, 2010

If the solicitation from the members of this band is to indeed Wake Up!, then their plea recorded here will agitate, and, yes, maybe even activate some. This quartet of saxophonist Daniel Carter (Test, Other Dimensions in Music), trumpeter Demian Richardson, Italian drummer Federico Ughi, and bassist David Moss apply a vibe that is equal parts ...

Wake Up!

By Bruce Arkin

Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Uncle Beasley; Just for You; Draconian Melee; As if You Didn't Know; Atocha; Oh No More War; All I Wanted Was You Bitch; Tookie.

Bruce Arkin Quartet: Wake Up!

by Ian Patterson
November 11, 2007

There can't be much wrong with red wine, tapas and siestas, judging by the quantity and quality of music coming out of Catalunia and independent label Fresh Sound New Talent. This time, Barcelona-based American saxophonist Bruce Arkin has delivered an album of refreshingly good tunes which are eminently whistleable yet challenging at the same time.