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Play It Cool

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2001
Track listing: The Ballad of Sweeney Todd, Cool, I

Album

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2001
Track listing: I'm Walkin'; Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight; Yesterday I Had the Blues; Teach Me Tonight; I Can't Make You Love Me; Nature Boy; Goodbye Pork Pie Hat; I Love You More Than You Ever Know; Wild Honey; (Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay; Laura

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Passage of Time

By Joshua Redman

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2001
Track listing: Before; Free Speech (Phase I); Free Speech (Phase II); Our Minuet; Bronze; Enemies Within; After.

Album

Casino Lights '99

By Various Artists

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2001
Track listing: Mind Games; Old Folks; Wayne?s Thing; Cold Duck Time; Soweto; Yesterday I Had the Blues; Always There; All Night Long; Notorious; Fire of Love; Brazilian Love Affair; Four; Westchester Lady; Watermelon Man.

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Breezin'

By George Benson

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2001
Track listing: Breezin'; This Masquerade; Six To Four; Affirmation; So This Is Love?; Lady; Down Here On The Ground; Shark Bite; This Masquerade (Single Edit).

Article: Album Review

Lea DeLaria: Play It Cool

by Mathew Bahl
October 1, 2001

Jazz fans can be forgiven for approaching Play It Cool with some degree of skepticism. After all, Lea DeLaria is known for her work as a comic and for her appearances on the Broadway stage neither of which is a breeding ground for jazz musicians. However, this turns out to be one of those cases where ...

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Kirk Whalum: The Gospel According to Jazz

by T. S. Varlack
September 1, 2001

True crossover artists have the uncanny ability to bring together the audiences of often very different musical tastes and backgrounds together to learn, appreciate and relish in themselves, each other and the experience itself. Whalum's The Gospel According to Jazz is one such experience. The superb sax man combines with an all star cast to take ...

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Kirk Whalum: The Gospel According to Jazz

by T. S. Varlack
August 1, 2001

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The Brad Mehldau Trio: Progression - Art Of The Trio, Volume 5

Read "Progression - Art Of The Trio, Volume 5" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
August 1, 2001

Pianist Brad Mehldau’s self proclaimed “Art of the Trio” decree continues with this 2-CD set, recorded live at New York City’s infamous “Village Vanguard” establishment featuring his longtime associates, bassist Larry Grenadier and drummer Jorge Rossy, as the band continues its temperate yet deterministic assault on jazz piano trio fare. The musicians launch the proceedings with ...

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Brad Mehldau: Progression: Art of the Trio, Volume 5

Read "Progression: Art of the Trio, Volume 5" reviewed by David Adler

by David Adler
August 1, 2001

Brad Mehldau interrupted his ongoing Art of the Trio series with last year's anomalous Places. Now the series resumes with Progression, a live double-disc package containing 136 minutes of music. Like Mehldau's previous live records, this one features a great deal of stretching out. Loosely speaking, disc one focuses on standards, including up-tempo versions of “The ...