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Balval: Blizzard Boheme
by Dan McClenaghan
Back in my teen years, when my listening tastes were somewhat limited, I read an interview of Frank Zappa in one of the rock magazines. He was asked what he was listening to, what type of popular music spun around on his turntable. He dismissed the popular sounds, saying they didn't interest him at all, that ...
Joe Beck: Tri07
by Chris M. Slawecki
Tri07 is a different type of release for Joe Beck. Which is a powerful statement, since this guitarists' guitarist has won the Most Valuable Player Award from the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (NARAS) five different times, and his career, which spans five decades, includes working with Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Gil Evans, Antonio ...
Live At Luna
By Gerry Gibbs
Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2006
Track listing: The Carribean Song; The Night The Blytheman Walked Into The Room, The Room Went Dark and Nothing Else Mattered; When I Dream; You've Changed; Some Skunk Funk; Maiden Voyage; 11 Years Old; Playing The Field; And That's Why They Call It The Blues; Song With No Title.
Concerto Internacional de Jazz
By John Stein
Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2006
Track listing: Happy Hour; Lonely Street; The Night Has a Thousand Eyes; It
John Stein: Concerto Internacional de Jazz
by Chris M. Slawecki
You can tell from just one look that Concerto is serious music seriously played by serious musicians. In the cover photo, Stein presents what us folks in the cliché trade would call “a stern visage --and in case you weren't certain of the program, the title informs you directly that this is an international concert of ...
Gerry Gibbs and the Thrasher Big Band: Live at Luna
by Edward Blanco
Live at Luna celebrates a swinging two-night live big band performance in July of 2005 by drummer/bandleader Gerry Gibbs and his Thrasher Big Band. If you're in any way familiar with or partial to the kind of roar you hear from a Buddy Rich Big Band or the powerful sounds from the Woody Herman's Thundering Herds, ...
John Stein: Concerto Internacional de Jazz
by Jim Santella
For this intriguing Brazilian project, guitarist John Stein traveled to São Paulo, where he found ambience and collaborated with a cohesive group of like-minded artists. Together, they interpret standards and originals with intuitive feeling. Stein, who prefers to keep the session to a basic guitar/bass/drums trio with rotating guests, fills each piece with sensual ...
Ramona Borthwick: A New Leaf
by Budd Kopman
A New Leaf is at turns melodious, swinging, emotional and cool. Like Min Rager's Bright Road, it is brimming with energy and good vibes, and the compositions are first rate. The choice of title tune is always instructive, and the opening “A New Leaf" exposes Ramona Borthwick's many influences. Starting with a simple, ...
