Results for "Yonatan rosen"

Yonatan Rosen

All In

By Gil Livni

Label: OA2 Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Wonder Woman; All In; Walk in the Park; I Want You (She’s So Heavy); I Thought About You; Granted; Pass the Ball; Since I Fell for You; Red Bird; Gentleman's Blues

Gil Livni: All In

by Jack Bowers
April 11, 2026

All In is the second recording by Israeli-born guitarist Gil Livni, and it is a humdinger from start to finish, thanks to Livni's remarkable skills as a player and composer, and those of his stellar teammates: saxophonist Amit Friedman, organist Yonatan Riklis and drummer Yonatan Rosen. Singly or as a unit, they make All In a ...

Pass the Ball

February 7, 2026

Album: All In
By Gil Livni
Label: OA2 Records
Released: 2026
Duration: 05:17

Dreams I Dream

By Alon Farber

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Cookies; Minor Trap; 20 Years; Mingus Dream; The Bartok Blues; An Old Friend; Theme for Einat; Minorism.

Cookies

July 26, 2025

Album: Dreams I Dream
By Alon Farber
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2025
Duration: 06:14

Alon Farber: Dreams I Dream

by Jack Bowers
June 20, 2025

Israeli-born, Berklee-educated saxophonist Alon Farber leads his able-bodied quartet, Hagiga, through its paces on Dreams I Dream, the ensemble's third recording for Origin Records and fifth overall since its inception in 2001. Even though Farber's name is on the marquee and his imprint is on every number, this is a group enterprise in ...

Home at Last

By Amit Friedman

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Home at Last; Mal-Mal; Name Droppin’; Unconditional Love; Rill-Root; Blues for Jackito; Alma; Sunset; Stride by Stride; Junk.

Unconditional Love

By Amit Friedman

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Home at Last; Mal-Mal; Name Droppin'; Unconditional Love; Rill-Rool; Blues for Jackito; Alma; Sunset; Stride by Stride; Junk.

Amit Friedman: Home at Last

by Jack Bowers
April 13, 2021

Once upon a time, jazz, an American creation, was confined for the most part within its borders. But that was once upon a time. Today, any barriers that once kept jazz within a prescribed realm have long since vanished, and the music Americans once embraced as their own has flourished around the world, performed with increasing ...