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Dave Liebman & Bobby Avey: Vienna Dialogues

Read "Vienna Dialogues" reviewed by Nic Jones


A programme consisting of music from the likes of Robert Schumann and Georg Friedrich Handel should really be some kind of anathema to jazz per se, but what keeps it from being so on Vienna Dialogues is the deft interplay and deep musical understanding that exists between soprano saxophonist Dave Liebman and pianist Bobby Avey. In ...

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Dave Liebman & Bobby Avey: Vienna Dialogues

Read "Vienna Dialogues" reviewed by John Kelman


An album based around music by Mendelssohn, Mahler and other classical composers might sound a little too polite for expressionist saxophonist Dave Liebman. But Vienna Dialogues, a followup to the more in-character Manhattan Dialogues (Zoho, 2005), demonstrates what anyone who has followed his career already knows. Liebman has always been a player who can immerse himself ...

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Ike Turner: Risin' With The Blues

Read "Risin' With The Blues" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


It is no secret that Ike Turner has lived a very colorful life. He has seen it all: the struggle, the fame, the downward spiral, the besmirching of his name. But he has proved to be a fighter and a survivor. And now, at 75, he is back with a hell-raising album. Turner has ...

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Dave Liebman & Bobby Avey: Vienna Dialogues

Read "Vienna Dialogues" reviewed by Victor Verney


Prominent jazz musicians from Bill Evans to Christian Howes have begun their musical careers with formal training in classical music. Others, like Duke Ellington and Dave Brubeck, have explored classical compositional form during the latter part of their careers. But few have taken on the challenge with the passion and commitment shown by Dave Liebman, as ...

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Ike Turner: Risin

Read "Risin" reviewed by Nic Jones


This is how it is. Ike Turner sings like a good-time Captain Beefheart, and his guitar playing stings like inhaling lemonade. He's also one of the legends of popular music, whose course might have been different if it hadn't been for him. On this disc he plays like a man half his age and with a ...

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Duduka Da Fonseca: Samba Jazz In Black & White

Read "Samba Jazz In Black & White" reviewed by Russ Musto


The second effort led by Duduka Da Fonseca, the drummer in Trio da Paz, is a triumphant successor to 2002's Samba Jazz Fantasia that manages to surpass the promise of its Grammy-nominated predecessor. This delightful disc features his talented working quintet with saxophonist/clarinetist Anat Cohen, pianist Helio Alves, guitarist Guilherme Monteiro and bassist Leonardo Cioglia romping ...

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David Bixler: Call It A Good Deal

Read "Call It A Good Deal" reviewed by David A. Orthmann


Call It A Good Deal is a plainspoken name for an elusive and thoroughly engrossing recording. Alto saxophonist and composer David Bixler's third outing as a leader transcends familiar categories. Bixler writes gorgeous, expansive melodies that seldom linger in one place for very long. His compositions favor odd time signatures, as well as changes in meter ...

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David Bixler: Call It A Good Deal

Read "Call It A Good Deal" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


David Bixler, a Racine, Wisconsin native who completed his education at Indiana University, has maintained an active schedule. During his early years in New York, Bixler was chosen as the lead altoist with the Lionel Hampton Orchestra for performances in Europe and the United States. During the 1990s, Bixler was a musician and educator in Barcelona, ...

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David Bixler: Call It A Good Deal

Read "Call It A Good Deal" reviewed by Victor Verney


With his third album as a bandleader, David Bixler, a veteran New York sideman, consolidates his growing reputation as an accomplished, urbane band leader and composer in his own right. Since 1999, Bixler has been the lead alto saxophonist of the Chico O'Farrill Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra. (However, little of this element is detectable here.) After O'Farrill ...

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Jerry Vivino: Walkin' With The Wazmo

Read "Walkin' With The Wazmo" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


Multi-reed player Jerry Vivino should be a familiar face to many due to his long-term membership in the Max Weinberg 7, the band that provides the music for Late Night with Conan O'Brien five days a week on NBC. Most of his partners on this new album are connected with the Max Weinberg group or the ...


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