| | Marilyn Crispell / Now Orchestra Pola CD Marilyn Crispell / Now Orchestra Discography of CDs
Marilyn Crispell / Now Orchestra Pola Songs | 1. | Pola |
| 2. | Yin Yang |
| 3. | March |
| 4. | M.C. |
| 5. | Broken Dreams |
| 6. | Suffused with Blue Light |
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Purchase Pola CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ted Brown Free Spirit CD (1989)
Pola album
 $14.55 
A veteran tenor saxophonist who gained early recognition for his work with the Lennie Tristano school, Ted Brown has remained fairly obscure despite his consistent creativity. This superior trio set with the great bebop pianist Hod O'Brien and bassist Jacques Schols, features Brown at the top of his form. ...
| | 23 Skidoo Culling Is Coming CD (1983) Import; Reissued
Pola CD music
$14.29 
| | Different Cinema 2 DVD (2006)
Pola music CDs
 $16.79
This compilation gathers eight films screened at the sixth annual Different Film Festival in Paris. With pieces chosen ...
| | Rahsaan Roland Kirk Meeting Of The Times/Ornette! CD (1999)
Pola songs
$10.69
Despite his well-deserved reputation as an iconoclast and a musical revolutionary, the legendary reedsman Rahsaan Roland Kirk always exhibited a deeply felt respect for the history of jazz and its antecedents, whether by covering standards and spirituals or through projects such as this brilliantly realized collaboration with '40s vocalist Al Hibbler. Though overshadowed during his brief tenure with the Duke Ellington Orchestra, Hibbler had a unique and unforgettable voice that pairs beautifully with Kirk's typically wide-ranging work on a variety of instruments, sometimes playing several reeds at once. The set's clear highlight is perhaps the definitive rendition of Ellington's classic "Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me," but all nine tracks--including a slightly ...
| | Dexter Gordon Jumpin' Blues CD (1970)
Pola album
$8.75
Digitally remastered by Phil De Lancie (1996, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California).
JUMPIN' BLUES was recorded little more than a year after the stellar sessions ...
| | Keith Jarrett At The Deer Head Inn CD (1992)
Pola CD music
$15.05 
On AT THE DEER HEAD INN, pianist Keith Jarrett returns to the very club in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania that supported him during his formative years as a music student. Jarrett plays seven standards on this disc, and each tune highlights his inimitable stream-of-consciousness approach to improvisation. Although Jarrett's longtime cohort, drummer Jack ...
| | K-Pax CD (2001) Original Soundtrack
Pola music CDs
$11.95 
The soundtrack to Iain Softley's K-Pax, the feel-good tale of a man who may or may not be an alien named Prot from the titular planet, features a score composed and conducted by Edward Shearmur. Like the film itself, the score is arty yet non-threatening. Pieces like "Prot Missing," "Grand Central," and "Constellation Lyra" mix orchestral, electronic, new age, and world music elements into a whole that recalls the work of composers like Thomas Newman; the poignant piano theme "Bluebird" and the marimba-driven "July 27th" are especially reminiscent of his American Beauty score. The droning synths and vague twinkling noises on tracks like "Taxi Ride" and "Sarah" capture a spacy, otherworldly feel, but are so smoothly ethereal that they almost evaporate upon listening to them. Certain moments, such as "4th of July" and "New Mexico," give the score some contrast and diversity, but on the whole, K-Pax is so tasteful that it becomes pretty but bland background music. ~ Heather Phares
Edward Shearmur's score for K-Pax appropriately combines orchestral pieces with electronic music, so to match the fanciful tone ...
| | Ian Shaw World Still Turning CD (2003)
Pola songs
$15.39
What a pleasure to be introduced to a male vocalist who's soulful and original, as opposed to a Sinatra clone or someone more interested in his own voice than his message. British-bornIan Shaw has a supple, wide-ranging voice that can be smooth or rough-edged, strong or whispery, with naturalistic phrasing that makes each word believable. The material on A World Still Turning, Shaw's third U.S. release, is an intriguing mix of jazz, pop, blues, and rock, all distilled by his versatility into engaging, personal music. You can hear hints of his icons, Mel Tormé and Sarah Vaughan, in his style, as well a touch of Mark Murphy, who joins him on the congenial, rousing blues "Soon as the Weather Breaks." one of the CD's highlights. Another is Eric Alexander's luscious solo on "This is Always"; then there's the compelling ...
| | Armando Manzanero Sus 26 Grandes Boleros CD (2008) (Import)
Pola album
$44.69
| | Supreme Ntm Live Bercy 2008 CD (2009) (Import)
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