| | Smooth Jazz Awards Collection Vol. 2 CD (1 Customer Review)
This compilation is in connection with the Annual Smooth Jazz Awards, and features 11 tracks from artists nominated in 2001, with one brand new track recorded specifically for the compilation by saxophonist Everette Harp and bassist Brian Bromberg. The track, a cover of Michael Jackson's 1979 smash hit "Rock With You," also features keyboardist Jeff Lorber, who also served as musical director of the awards show. Chart-toppers from smooth jazz favorites Joyce Cooling, Euge Groove, Shilts, and Richard Elliot are included, and make this compilation a great addition for collectors of smooth jazz or award show soundtracks. ~ Paula Edelstein
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Many of these 20 tracks also appear on Spizz Not Dead: 1978-88 Decade of Spizz History, which is also on Cherry Red. Thus it's not clear exactly why this compilation is also necessary; it does take in a couple of cuts dated 1996 in the track listing, but those are probably their least-sought-after items. Still, there's not a whole lot of difference between the two, and this does an adequate job of covering Spizz's haphazard career on releases billed to Spizz Energi, Athletico Spizz 80, Spizz Energi 2, Spizzoil, and, of course, Spizz (though in fact just one song is credited to Spizz rather than another billing). Just four of these selections postdate 1982, in case you're worried whether these are loaded up with obscure comeback projects. Though not talked about much even among critics, whatever name he was recording under, Spizz made respectably quirky turn-of-the-decade punk/new wave. His tense, oft-howling vocals were often tethered to reasonably catchy if basic riffs; his lyrics were fairly eclectic, though often grounded in the era's usual despairing irony and energetic absurdity; and he put in odd stylistic ticks, like the lonesome, folky busking that starts "Spock's Missing," the dreary orchestration at the beginning of "No Room," and the science-fiction ...
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“Remarkable…I'm stunned, especially by ‘I'm Not There.’ Seems to me completely right, never forced, lucid, luminous, but the performance, as with Dylan's, is where the truth of the song reveals itself. It just broke me in half. Second only to ‘I'm Not There’ [is] the gorgeous ‘Crash on the Levee.’” -Greil Marcus, on HOWARD FISHMAN PERFORMS BOB DYLAN & THE BAND’S ‘BASEMENT TAPES’ LIVE AT JOE’S PUBCult recordings meet cult artist on the new CD/DVD HOWARD FISHMAN PERFORMS BOB DYLAN & THE BAND’S “BASEMENT TAPES” LIVE AT JOE’S PUB, from Monkey Farm Records. The recording will be released in conjunction with Fishman’s Lincoln Center debut as part of the American Songbook Series on February 1, 2007.Culled from three sold-out evenings at Joe’s Pub at The Public Theater in New York City in May 2006, the new “BASEMENT TAPES” CD features classics like “Tears of Rage” and “This Wheel’s On Fire” alongside less well-known numbers. True to the subversive nature ...
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