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Bajo Cero
Label: Zoho Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: La Rayuela; Flor de Lino; Chin Chin; La Fundicion; Milonga del Adios; Bajo Cero; Yuyo
Verde; Planufer Milonga; Los Mareados; Fuga Y Misterio.
Romance
Label: Zoho Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: How Do You Keep the Music Playing?; A Blossom Fell; We Kiss in a Shadow; Calling You; Whatever Happens; Exactly Like You; Someone to Light Up My Life; The Way You Look Tonight; A Time for Love; Where or When; Just Squeeze Me; Whatever Happens (Reprise)
Live In Brooklyn
Label: Zoho Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: Vieques; Walking Batterie Woman; Peace; Footprints; Utviklinsang; In a Sentimental Mood;
Well You Needn't.
The Jim Seeley/Arturo O'Farrill Quintet
By Jim Seeley
Label: Zoho Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: Truth Juice; Solita; Starry Night; Little General; Forest Path; New Meaning; Cha-Cha Un-Uh;
Child's Toy.
Manhattan Dialogues
By Dave Liebman
Label: Zoho Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: Teacher of Our Child;
Hilary Noble & Rebecca Cline: Enclave
by Tom Greenland
Ever since the arrival of Machito and Mario Bauza in Spanish Harlem in the '30s, New York has been a hotbed of Latin jazz activism, a vital corner of an artistic triangle cross-pollinated by African and Cuban cultures. Saxophonist/conguero Hilary Noble and pianist Rebecca Cline might not be the original mambo king and queen, but with ...
Hilary Noble & Rebecca Cline: Enclave
by Michael P. Gladstone
This album offers some very good Latin (and world) jazz performed by two Americans and their quartet but loses some points, in my opinion, for its free jazz aspirations. Hilary Noble, of Boston origin, has studied with George Garzone and logged some good experience with New York City Latin bandleader Bobby Sanabria. This is his second ...
Richie Hart: Greasy Street
by Jerry D'Souza
For Greasy Street, guitarist Richie Hart augments his usual trio with bassist Joe Corsello and drummer Rick Petrone to include a band of players who bring a welcome dimension to the music. Hart knows where to place them, and this, combined with the song selections, makes for some enjoyable listening. Of these ten tunes, ...
Dave Liebman & Phil Markowitz: Manhattan Dialogues
by Andrew Velez
The opener on Manhattan Dialogues, most of which is composed by David Liebman, is his own “Teacher of Our Child. It's a comfortably melancholy rumination, yet more suggestive of the early hours of a morning after than of a kindergarten. By contrast, “7 only fleetingly lands on traditional melodic structure. Here Liebman (soprano and tenor saxophone) ...
Richie Hart: Greasy Street
by David Miller
Richie Hart isn't breaking down any barriers with his music. If you're looking for intellectual listening, Greasy Street isn't the record for you. That said, I loved it. Hart and his compatriots (Rick Petrone, Joe Corsello, Clifton Anderson, Pete Levin, Dr. Lonnie Smith, and Jerry Weldon) have created a blues-inflected whale of a good time.
