Jeff Hirschfield Discography of CDs

Jeff Hirschfield albums The last of six LPs by the Red Rodney-Ira Sullivan Quintet was also the band's finest. There are times in the music (which consists of three originals by pianist Garry Dial, Herbie Hancock's "Speak Like a Child" and "As Time Goes By") where the group ...

Jeff Hirschfield songs Track Listing of songs: Love; Blue Moon; Winter Moon; Suddenly; Nuages; Nothing Like You; Inside a Silent Tear; You Inspire Me; Old New Waltz, The; Moment to Moment; Sunday in New York; Romance; Wave;

Jeff Hirschfield music CDs Pianist Rob Schneiderman and a top-notch sextet (with trumpeter Brian Lynch, Ralph Moore on tenor, baritonist Gary Smulyan, bassist Todd Coolman and drummer Jeff Hirshfield) perform seven of the leader's swinging but unpredictable originals and two standards ("Blue Moon" and "There's a Small Hotel"). The ...

Jeff Hirschfield CD discography Pianist Bill Evans' influence has been seemingly endless in the jazz world; his pianism has affected everyone from Chick Corea and Keith Jarrett to Alan Broadbent and Fred Hersch. Evans' smartest admirers knew what to do with that influence -- instead of being a mindless ...

Jeff Hirschfield albums Recording information: Westway Studios, NYC (12/09/1991). Personnel: Glenn Alexander (guitar); Scott Healy (piano, synthesizer); Jeff Hirschfield (drums). Liner Note Author: Bill Milkowski.

Jeff Hirschfield discography The second CD by the post-bop trio ETC (bassist Steve La Spina, pianist Fred Hersch, and drummer Jeff Hirschfield) adds tenor saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi. Bergonzi, an always dependable player and imaginative writer, contributed three of the nine originals heard on the date, including two takes ...

Jeff Hirschfield CD discography Billy Rogers played with The Crusaders in the 1970s. This is his only jazz album; it was compiled from rare tapes. Personnel includes: Billy Rogers, Jay Anderson, Jeff Hirschfield, Dave Stryker, Plas Johnson.

Jeff Hirschfield music CDs Harris, known for his contributions on bass and guitar as a sideman with groups led by Sonny Rollins, Bobby Previte, and Marty Ehrlich, uses the production talents of the latter for an engaging quintet set. Though Harris had played in more adventurous surroundings, this session ...

Jeff Hirschfield discography A '91 quintet set alternating between good renditions of shopworn jazz standards and some extended blowing on original numbers. Bernhardt plays in a steady, sometimes vibrant manner while heading a group with tenor saxophonist and clarinetist Bob Mintzer, guitarist Chuck Loeb, bassist Jay Anderson, and ...

Jeff Hirschfield songs Recorded from April 24-27, 1991. Personnel: Daniel Schnyder (flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Lois Martin (viol, viola); Mary L. Rowell, Mark Feldman (violin); Louis Martin (viola); Erik Friedlander (cello); Lew Soloff (piccolo, trumpet, piccolo trumpet); Michael Philip Mossman (trumpet, flugelhorn, trombone); Jeff Hirschfield, Jeff Hirshfield (drums). Audio ...

Jeff Hirschfield CD discography Glenn Wilson had two recording sessions for the Sunnyside label in 1990. One, Bittersweet, was released in 1992, while the other, this album, was held in the can for almost seven years. That's carrying the don't flood the market concept a bit far. Wilson has a unique tone to the big horn, lighter than many of his contemporaries, but still has a distinctive bop edge. He also shows an extraordinary capability to manipulate his fingering, producing some very compelling improvising, such as with the sole standard on the program, "Some Other ...