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Medeski Scofield Martin Wood – Juice
September 16, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: Billy Martin, Chris Wood, Indirecto Records, John Medeski, john scofield, Juice, thejazzpage.com(Indirecto Records) The quartert of keyboardist John Medeski, guitarist John Scofield, drummer Billy Martin and bassist Chris Wood is back for another fun and funky musical romp. Juice is the third studio recording of their musical fellowship. The very electric set of music has the kind of ...
Mark Turner Quartet – Lathe of Heaven
September 12, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: Avishai Cohen, ecm, Joe Martin, Lathe of Heaven, Marcus Gilmore, Mark Turner, thejazzpage.com(ECM) Lathe of Heaven by saxophonist Mark Turner is a deep, winding exploration of the bounds of musical composition. Structurally, the music seems to ebb and flow with moments of dissonance and synchronicity, touching on the blues base of jazz without being capture by it; somewhat like a sonic ...
Julie Kelly – Happy To Be
September 9, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: Anthony Wilson, bill cunliffe, Bob McChesney, Bob Sheppard, Clay Jenkins, Joe LaBarbera, Julie Kelly, Kim Richmond, Nick Mancini, Ron Stout, thejazzpage.com, Tom Warrington(Jazzed Media) Julie Kelly has a voice and delivery that is timeless and thoroughly engaging. The West Coast singer, who can swing as nicely as she delivers a ballad, offers up a thoroughly enjoyable production with her latest effort Happy To Be. The menu of music is a nice mix of mostly ...
The Sean Jones Quartet – im•pro•vise
September 2, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: Improvise, Luques Curtis, mack avenue, Obed Calvaire, Orrin Evans, Sean Jones, thejazzpage.com(Mack Avenue) Sean Jones is among of the great trumpet players of the day. On his latest work, im•pro•vise,he leads his quartet through a lively set of great music. On this effort, produced by Christian McBride and Al Pryor, the walls and barriers between the band are removed with all the ...
Michael Carvin Experience – Flash Forward
August 22, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: Flash Forward, Jansen Cinco, Keith Loftis, Michael Carvin, motema, thejazzpage.com, Yayoi Ikawa(Motema) The Michael Carvin Experience is a great experience. Led by drummer Michael Carvin, Flash Forward is a outstanding recording of a master musician collaborating with talented lineup of next gen players. The fantastic quartet includes Yayoi Ikawa on piano, Keith Loftis on saxophone and ...
Bobby Broom – My Shining Hour
August 19, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: bobby broom, dennis carroll, Makaya McCracken, Origin Records, thejazzpage.com(Origin) Guitarist Bobby Broom once again proves himself the stellar musician on his latest creation. My Shining Hour features Broom and his trio of drummer Dennis Carroll and drummer Makaya McCraven in a session captured through a single stereo microphone, and spot mics, with all three players ...
Joe Magnarelli – Lookin’ Up
August 15, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: Anthony Wonsey, Jason Brown, Joe Magnarelli, Lookin' Up, Mike Karn, Positone, steve davis, thejazzpage.com(Positone) Trumpeter Joe Magnarelli has an amazing tone that makes listening to him play a real pleasure. This statement also applies to his latest release Lookin’ Up!. The production is mostly comprised of Magnarelli’s own artful, original compositions, along with nicely arranged ...
The Guardian: Cecil Taylor Swindled Out of $500,000 Kyoto Prize
August 13, 2014 / No CommentsCecil Taylor had a prize sum of nearly half a million dollars stolen from him by a general contractor who befriended the pioneering jazz pianist while working next to his house in New York City, according to a criminal court in Brooklyn. Noel Muir, from New York’s Long Island, could face up to ...
Jua – Colors of Life
August 12, 2014 / No Comments / Tags: Colors of Life, Gary Fritz, Gregory M. Jones, Jua, Onaje Allan Gumbs, Roger Byam, Shan Kenner, Victor Ector(Chocolate Chi Music) Colors of Life isn’t his debut recording, but the effort does mark a jazz-focused debut for vocalist Jua. The sophomore effort for the North Carolina-based talent makes quite the impression. While the singer has a voice that remind some of other talents, he has quite ...
