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Captain Beefheart: The Dust Blows Forward ( An Anthology)
by Mark Corroto
Source material is always a coveted treasure for researchers and collectors. Captain Beefheart is frequently cited by the avant guarde musician in both rock and jazz as the inspiration for recordings and even careers. HisTrout Mask Replica,the holy grail of vinyl, is listed as many a critic’s top recordings of all time. Captain Beefheart AKA Don ...
Joshua Redman: Freedom In the Groove
by C. Michael Bailey
Intro. In the 15 years that I have been following jazz there have been two new tenor player about whom much ado was made: Courtney Pine and Joshua Redman. The Englishman Pine sprung on the scene in the mid-80s with a Coltrane fixation rivaling that of Anton Bruckner with Beethoven. His album titles further betrayed his ...
Yellowjackets: Club Nocturne
by John Sharpe
The Yellowjackets have undergone a number of personnel changes over their seventeen-year history. Original members Russell Ferrante (piano/keyboards) and Jimmy Haslip (bass) are now joined by William Kennedy (drums) and Bob Mintzer (tenor/soprano). The addition of Mintzer, a player with solid, straight-ahead jazz credentials, gives the Yellowjackets a slightly harder edge than many of their R&B/fusion ...
Music From and Inspired by the Motion Picture "Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil"
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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