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The Art of the Trio, Vol. 3: Songs

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 1998
Track listing: Song-song; Unrequited; Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered; Exit Music (for a film); At a Loss; Convalescent; For All We Know; River Man; Young at Heart; Sehnsucht.

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Avenues Of Love

By Marilyn Scott

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 1998
Track listing: 1) Starting To Fall 2) I Like To Dance 3) Agenda Del Sol 4) The Look Of Love 5) Heaven's Design 6) Love Is A Powerful Thing 7) Hold You Up 8) Hey Love 9) Get Home 10) The Last Day

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Village

By Wallace Roney

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 1998
Track listing: Affinity; Inner Urge; I Love You; The Pharoah; Aknaaba; Village; Eternal One; EBO; Oshirike

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Playin' Hooky

By Bob James

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 1998
Track listing: Playing With Fire; Mind Games; The River Returns; Organza; Hook, Line & Sinker; Glass Hearts; Night Sky; Do It Again; Love Is Where; Are You Ready.

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Mark Turner: In This World

by Ed Kopp
December 1, 1998

A horde of promising young sax players has emerged in the 1990s, but only a few players have begun to find their voices. Mark Turner is one young saxman whose Muse has kept pace with his talent. The 33-year-old tenor saxophonist leads a band of clever young musicians on this thoughtful release, his second for Warner ...

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Brad Mehldau: The Art of the Trio, Vol. 3: Songs

Read "The Art of the Trio, Vol. 3: Songs" reviewed by Larry Koenigsberg

by Larry Koenigsberg
December 1, 1998

The newly renowned pianist, returning to the studio for this, his fourth American release, avoids the lengthy cadenzas which were an unusual, prominent and exciting feature of his last recording. He retains another of his distinguishing stylistic characteristics, though: witness the bravura counterpoint passage during his solo in “Unrequited." That said, the essential difference between this ...

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Joshua Redman: Timeless Tales (For Changing Times)

Read "Timeless Tales (For Changing Times)" reviewed by John Sharpe

by John Sharpe
December 1, 1998

Change in jazz, as with most endeavors, can often be a good thing. While purists may have a tough time getting around Joshua Redman's “creative" re-workings of the old and new, one must admire his ambition and considerable talents. Except for a number of original “interludes" that bridge the gap between tunes, the entire CD is ...

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Joshua Redman: Timless Tales (For Changing Times)

by Jim Santella
November 1, 1998

Where does the time go? The ‘90s seem to be flying by faster than previous decades. Tenor saxophonist Joshua Redman just came up a few years back in a media “explosion" that introduced his Warner Bros. albums and provided biographical details about his Berkeley youth years, his Harvard credentials, his Thelonious Monk Institute award, and the ...

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Club Nocturne: Yellowjackets

by Ed Kopp
November 1, 1998

Ever since saxophonist Bob Mintzer joined the Yellowjackets in 1990, the band has been edging closer and closer to the jazz mainstream. Fortunately the 'jackets haven't foresaken the melodicsm that's been their hallmark for 17 years. Club Nocturne delivers jazzy bop, angular fusion, gospel, New Orleans second-line rhythms, smooth vocals, lush ballads and airy soundscapes. Every ...

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Fourplay: Fourplay 4

by AAJ Staff
October 1, 1998

Fourplay is back in business with album number four. This time former Crusader Larry Carlton joins up with Bob James, Harvey Mason and Nathan East to deliver another splendid collection of smooth jazz penned by the group members themselves. This time Lee Ritenour has opted out but Larry Carlton is a more than capable replacement and ...