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Waiting for Columbus, The Deluxe Edition

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: Disc 1: Join The Band; Fat Man In The Bathtub; All That You Dream; Oh, Atlanta; Old Folks Boogie; Dixie Chicken; Tripe Face Boogie; Rocket In My Pocket; Time Loves A Hero; Day Or Night; Mercenary Territory; Spanish Moon (Total Time: 73:04). Disc 2: Willin'; Don't Bogart That Joint; A Political Blues; Sailin' Shoes; Feats Don't Fail Me Now One Love Stand; Rock And Roll Doctor; Skin It Back; On Your Way Down; Walking All Night; Cold, Cold, Cold; Day At The Dog Races; Skin It Back; Red Streamliner; Teenage Nervous Breakdown. (Total Time: 69:05).

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Speaking of Now

By Pat Metheny Group

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: As It Is; Proof; Another Life; The Gathering Sky; You (song ends at 8:25; hidden intro to On Her Way directly follows); On Her Way; A Place in the World; Afternoon; Wherever You Go; 72:05; Epilogue (Japanese bonus track); 76:35.

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Wahoo!

By Eero Koivistoinen

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Hot C 2.7 UP 3.6 DOWN 4.Suite 19 5.Bells 6.Wahoo!

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Largo

By Brad Mehldau

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: When It Rains; You're Vibing Me; Dusty Mcnugget; Dropjes; Paranoid Android; Franklin Avenue; Sabbath; Dear Prudence; Free Willy; Alvarado; Wave/Mother Nature's Son; I Do.

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NoJazz

By NoJazz

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2002

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Elastic

By Joshua Redman

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: Molten Soul, Jazz Crimes, The Long Way Home, Oumou, Still Pushin' That Rock, Can a Good Thing Last Forever?, Boogielastic, Unknowing, News From the Front, Letting Go, The Birthday Song

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Joshua Redman: Elastic

Read "Elastic" reviewed by C. Andrew Hovan

by C. Andrew Hovan
October 2, 2002

There's no doubt that Joshua Redman is well on his way to defining a singular voice. But the critical response to Redman's art has often been mixed, the irony being in the fact that his original material is quite distinctive, yet possibly just a bit too glossy to satisfy those 'dyed in the wool' types. Elastic ...

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Brad Mehldau: Largo

by Joe Lazar
August 1, 2002

Brad Mehldau has had quite a load on his shoulders since he burst on the scene in 1994. He is the latest pianist--and perhaps the most fit--to wear the title “next Bill Evans." And in light of Mehldau's work with rhythm section Jorge Rossi and Larry Grenadier on the acclaimed Art of the Trio series, the ...

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Alice Coltrane: Transfiguration

Read "Transfiguration" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff
June 22, 2002

Following the death of her husband in '67, Alice Coltrane steadily recorded an album a year up until Transfiguration in 1978, a live session which consequently represents the culmination of her spiritual music via recordings and, for the most part, public appearances as well. After her first seven sessions through the late ‘60s and early '70s ...

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Eero Koivistoinen Music Society: Wahoo!

Read "Wahoo!" reviewed by Matthew Wuethrich

by Matthew Wuethrich
June 14, 2002

What would we do without those vinyl junkies? You know, those obsessed creatures that scour every record store, flea market, secondhand store and garage sale in hopes of finding some gem that has been lost in the mountain of recordings released over the last seventy years. Without them we would not have the pleasure of revisiting ...