| Jeremy Udden
Fresh Sound New Talent music
Plainville CD (2009)
 $23.29 
Alto saxophonist Jeremy Udden's second CD as a leader represents a circuitous route from
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| Pepper Adams
Fresh Sound New Talent Records
Pepper-Knepper Quintet CD (1958)
$16.69 
Although Leonard Feather, in the original liner notes that are reproduced for this reissue, says that it is an oversimplification to call the music on this 1958 session "hard bop," the performances are actually pretty definitive of the idiom. Baritonist
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| Jerome Sabbagh
Fresh Sound New Talent music
North CD (2004)
$16.45 |
| Ambrose Akinmusire
Fresh Sound New Talent Records
Prelude CD (2008)
$19.19
Ambrose's conceptual extension into a new musical language is never to the exclusion of beauty. As one who listens intently, he values the fertility of a pause, of communication, of tension.
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| Andrew Rathbun
Fresh Sound New Talent music
Days Before And After CD (2004)
$17.89
Live Recording
Personnel: Andrew Rathbun (reeds); Ben Monder (electric guitar); Geoff Young (bass instrument, fretless bass); John Hebert (bass instrument); Owen Howard (drums).
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| Javier Vercher
Fresh Sound New Talent CDs
Introducing Javier Vercher Trio CD (2004)
$18.09 |
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| Ben Waltzer
Fresh Sound New Talent music
In Metropolitan Motion CD (2000)
$18.09
For his third CD, pianist Waltzer continues to expand his compositional horizons as well as stylistic nuance. Tenor saxophonist Bill McHenry is back for a few cuts, while bassist Chris Lightcap and drummer Gerald Cleaver hold down the rhythmic fort
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| Ethan Iverson
Fresh Sound New Talent Records
Bad Plus CD (2001)
$19.19
Pianist Ethan Iverson, bassist Reid Anderson, and Minneapolis-based drummer David King are the Bad Plus, and they bill themselves as "the loudest piano trio ever." Upon hearing them play, one is not inclined to quibble. In any case, they're certainly
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| Ramon Diaz Group
Fresh Sound New Talent CDs
Sketches CD (2002)
$17.49
Recorded at the Harlem Jazz Club, Barcelona, Spain in December 2001.
Personnel: Ramon Diaz (drums); Mikel Andueza (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Gorka Benitez, Victor de Diego (tenor saxophone); Xavi Anglada (trombone).
Recording information: Harlem Jazz Club, Barcelona, Spain (12/19/2001/12/20/2001).
Personnel: Ramon Diaz (drums);
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| Bloomdaddies
Fresh Sound New Talent CDs
Mosh For Lovers CD (2002)
$17.89
The Bloomdaddies are essentially a rock band, with tenor saxophonists Seamus Blake and Chris Cheek in the role of dueling lead guitars. That's meant almost literally -- the horns are put through the wringer of effects until, on tracks like
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