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Personnel: David Glasser (saxophone, alto saxophone); Earl May (double bass); Barry Harris , Larry Ham (piano); Eddie Locke (drums).
Audio Mixer: Jim Czak.
Recording information: Nola Studios, New York, NY (02/21/2005/02/22/2005). Earl May Swinging The Blues Songs Swinging The Blues Review
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| | Joe Lovano I'm All For You CD (2004)
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Hank Jones/George Mraz/Paul Motian-Ballad Songbook
Personnel: Joe Lovano (saxophone); Hank Jones (piano); George Mraz (bass); Paul Motian (drums).
Personnel: Joe Lovano (tenor saxophone); Hank Jones (piano); George Mraz (double bass); Paul Motian (drums, cymbals).
Liner Note Author: Ira Gitler.
Bringing to mind a superb mix of Dexter Gordon and Sonny Rollins, I'm All for You finds forward-thinking saxophonist Joe Lovano expertly balancing heartfelt melodicism and cerebral harmonic improvisation. Easily one of Lovano's most listenable endeavors, the ballads-oriented album pulls no punches and simply allows you to sit back and enjoy a master play at his utter best. Joining him is journeyman pianist Hank Jones, who brings his urbane touch to such classic standards as "Don't ...
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| | One More CD (2005) (Import)
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Live Recording
Composer: Thad Jones.
Adapter: Michael Patterson .
Tributee: Thad Jones.
Various Artists: James Moody (soprano saxophone); Richard Davis (bass guitar); Frank Wess, Hank Jones , Jimmy Owens, Mickey Roker, Benny Golson, Bob Brookmeyer.
Personnel: Frank Wess (flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Benny Golson (tenor saxophone); Jimmy Owens (trumpet, flugelhorn); Bob Brookmeyer (trombone, valve trombone); Hank Jones (piano); Mickey Roker (drums).
Liner Note Author: Ira Gitler.
Recording information: Clinton Recording Studios, New ...
| | SF Jazz Collective CD (2005)
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Brian Blade/Robert Hurst/Josh Roseman/Renee Rosnes/Gil Golds
SF Jazz Collective: Miguel Zendon (flute, alto saxophone); Joshua Redman (alto saxophone); Robert Hurst (double bass); Josh Roseman, Nicholas Payton, Renee Rosnes, Gil Goldstein, Bobby Hutcherson, Brian Blade.
Personnel: Miguel Zenón (flute, alto saxophone); Joshua Redman (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Nicholas Payton (trumpet); Josh Roseman (trombone); Renee Rosnes (piano); Bobby Hutcherson (vibraphone, marimba); Brian Blade (drums).
Audio Mixer: Jeff Cressman.
Liner Note Author: Bob Blumenthal.
Recording information: 03/2004-04/2004.
Photographers: Jay Blakesberg; Sven Wiederholt; ...
| | Phil Woods American Songbook CD (2006)
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For Phil Woods, this album represents, as he puts it, "coming back to the great American songbook. I've been training for it my whole life. Many of my other albums have focused on obscure pieces by Duke Ellington and Oliver Nelson, my originals; and blow
Phil Woods: Phil Woods; Steve Gilmore (bass instrument); Bill Charlap, Bill Goodwin, Brian Lynch.
Personnel: Phil Woods (clarinet, saxophone); Brian Lynch (trumpet); Bill Charlap (piano); Bill Goodwin (drums).
Liner Note Author: Nat Hentoff.
Recording information: Avatar Recording Studios, NY (2002).
Photographer: Jimmy Katz.
Arrangers: Phil Woods; Bill Goodwin.
Phil Woods, the great American saxophonist, has been featured in more diverse settings than almost anyone in the history of the music. His constant challenging of himself as a player, bandleader, and composer has been admirable since his debut set as a leader. While standards sets these days are not only a dime a dozen but mostly ...
| | Joel Frahm Sorry No Decaf CD (1999)
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Personnel: Joel Frahm (soprano & tenor saxophones); David Berkman (piano); Doug Weiss (bass); Matt Wilson (drums).
Recorded on September 22, 1998. Includes liner notes by Joel Frahm.
Recording information: Maggie's Farm, Buck's County, PA (09/22/1998).
Best known at this point for his association with the Matt Wilson ...
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| | Best Of Louis Armstrong CD (2005) (Import)
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| | Mahogany Connectivity! CDs (2006)
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This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Seven years after the initial release of Mahogany's 1999 debut, DREAM OF A MODERN DAY, the Brooklyn-based shoegazer-inspired ensemble returned with the two-disc CONNECTIVITY! album. Led by singer/multi-instrumentalist Andrew Prinz, the group deftly incorporates electronica touches into its guitar-driven sound, while nodding to dream-pop acts of the 1980s and '90s, an affinity made clear by the presence of former Cocteau Twin Robin Guthrie, who produces a handful of tracks and adds his distinctive shimmering guitar lines to one of two versions on the album of the lush, layered "Domino Ladder Beta."
The second album in ten years from the Brooklyn-based Mahogany, Connectivity!, though it features a drastically different lineup than the original incarnation (only founding member Andrew Prinz remains), keeps that same lush, airy indie pop of The Dream of a Modern Day, but also expands and develops it. Post-modern lyrics about cities and abstract construction and theory swirl and repeat over the soft guitar arpeggios and smudged synthesizer chords while drums, both programmed and live, keep a steady beat. It's part indie pop, complete with the vaguely off-key keyboard squeaks, sweet harmonies, and male vocals that can sound remarkably similar to those of Belle & Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch, but it's part experimental rock, too, ignoring traditional ...
| | Cali Sunshine Food For Thought CD (2007)
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| | Yung Joc Coffee Shop (2008)
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| | Mana Serie Cinco Estrellas De Oro CD (2008)
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