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Jim Robitaille: To Music
by Dan McClenaghan
Just about every new jazz guitarist who comes down the road cites Wes Montgomery as an influence. For once, on Jim Robitaille's To Music, you can hear it in the fluid grace, the slight bite in the tone. But the set isn't retro in any way; To Music has an unmistakable modern sound based on the ...
In The Library
By Dino Govoni
Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1.In Your Absence 2.Get Your Goat On 3.Munk, not Monk 4.Again and
Again 5.Lines for Charlie 6.All Things Must End at the Beginning 7.In the
Library 8.The Principle 9.Are You Threatening Me?
Dreaming Out Loud
By Bob Kaufman
Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2003
Track listing: Fool Hardy, Dream Life, You Mention It Too, Draming Out Loud, Rivum With Ding, In It, Off the Trail,
Stumbling, Consequences, Left of Memory
Noble Savage
By Hilary Noble
Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2003
Track listing: The Fire Next Time; Rumb
Stories
By Dan Moretti and Once Through
Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2003
Track listing: Cousin Hal, The Moment, Pelican Blues, Midnight's Call, Straight to Bed, Marian's
Room, November Sun, And I Love Her, Crescent Walk, San Giorgio, Club 43, Jamji
Just Friends
By Joe Beck
Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2003
Track listing: I Love You, Just Friends, Prelude to a Kiss, Get Ready, The Girl Next Door,
Zanzibar, Softly as in a Morning sunrise, Gentle Rain, There Will Never Be Another
You, Blues for Joe Farrell
The Lay of the Land
By Mike Pope
Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2003
Track listing: The First Order of Business; Essence; At Home Again; The Lay of the Land; Cherokee; Climate; The
Avid Listener; The Way You Look Tonight; The Star Spangled Banner.
Mike Pope: The Lay of the Land
by Alexander M. Stern
In a year that has already produced a number of excellent recordings, Mike Pope's The Lay of the Land may well be one of the best. It's certainly one of the most exciting new albums this reviewer has heard in a long time. Pope, who excels on both acoustic and electric bass, has surrounded himself with ...
Kaufman/Gertz/Bergonzi: Dreaming Out Loud
by Dan McClenaghan
These guys make it sound so effortless to make ageless sounds in the trio format. With tenor sax man Jerry Bergonzi out front, the atmosphere is a mix of late '50s/early '60s sensibilities and new millennium themes. Indeed, after a dozen and a half spins of the disc, Charlie Parker keeps coming to mind--Bergonzi is very ...
