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Kenny Barron Trio | So Many Lovely Things: Live in Brecon
Recorded at the 1995 Brecon Jazz Festival in Wales, So Many Lovely Things: Live in Brecon captures pianist Kenny Barron, bassist Ray Drummond and drummer Ben Riley in a performance shaped by nearly a decade of trio ...
Jun Iida | Bellflower
On Bellflower, trumpeter and vocalist Jun Iida draws on memories of the cities, friendships and cultural influences that have shaped his life, joining contemporary jazz with touches of soul, hip-hop and Japanese ...
Leigh Pilzer | Keep Holding On
Leigh Pilzer has long been admired as one of the foremost voices on baritone saxophone, and Keep Holding On presents her in a streamlined organ-trio setting that places equal emphasis on her expressive playing and ...
John Pachnos |
On his self-titled debut, John Pachnos introduces himself as both a gifted bassist and an imaginative composer with a collection that reflects a deep respect for the jazz tradition while embracing a broad musical ...
Kay Kostopoulos | All This Is Possible
On All This Is Possible, vocalist Kay Kostopoulos delivers a graceful and deeply personal recording that reflects both her lifelong devotion to jazz and the Mediterranean influences that have become her signature ...
The Paul Keller Orchestra | Thank You Notes
The Paul Keller Orchestra’s Thank You Notes is a spirited celebration of contemporary big band writing built around the music of composer Gregg Hill, whose originals blend classic swing traditions with fresh ...
Jeff Rupert Quartet | Sea Spell
Jeff Rupert continues to demonstrate why he is one of today’s most consistently expressive tenor saxophonists on Sea Spell, a thoughtfully assembled program that balances original compositions with well-chosen ...
Jennifer Madsen | Girl Talk
Jennifer Madsen steps confidently into the big-band arena on Girl Talk, placing her clear, theatrical jazz voice inside arrangements that treat familiar standards and pop material as scenes full of motion, humor and ...
Ted Rosenthal Trio | The Good Old Days
Ted Rosenthal’s The Good Old Days is built around a mix of early-jazz source material and new pieces written in conversation with that era. Most of the program is original, with Rosenthal’s writing shaped by ...
Mark Winkler | Love Comes First
On Love Comes First, vocalist Mark Winkler brings his trademark wit, warmth and relaxed phrasing to a set that blends jazz tradition with contemporary sophistication. Backed by a strong group featuring pianists Jon ...
