| Cameron Brown
Omnitone Records
Here And How, Vol. 2 CD (2008)
 $13.09 
Lyricist: Sheila Jordan.
Cameron Brown: Cameron Brown (bass instrument); Sheila Jordan (vocals); Dave Ballou (trumpet, flugelhorn); Leon Parker (drums).
Liner Note Author: Frank Tafuri.
Recording information: Bruges, Belgium (11/08/1997-11/10/1997); Brussels, Belgium (11/08/1997-11/10/1997); Gouvy, Belgium (11/08/1997-11/10/1997).
Photographer: David Wade .
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| Lee Konitz
Omnitone music
New Nonet CD (2006)
$13.15
From time to time throughout his career, altoist Lee Konitz puts together a nonet to perform his music. The 2005 Lee Konitz Nonet is a bit unusual in that it includes bass clarinet (two different players split the duties) and
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| Lee Konitz
Omnitone CDs
Portology CD (2007)
$13.39
The great alto saxophone master Lee Konitz joins Portugal's Orquestra Jazz de Matosinhos directed by Ohad Talmor for this studio session of progressive big band music that is consistently surprising and original. Konitz is given quite a bit of solo
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| John Hollenbeck
Omnitone music
Blessing CD (2005)
$13.15
Drummer, composer, and bandleader John Hollenbeck reveals the wide and deep range of his talents on the first album by his Large Ensemble, an 18-piece aggregation of some of the most skilled musicians on the New York City creative music
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| John McNeil
Omnitone music
East Coast Cool CD (2006)
$13.45
John McNeil had the idea of applying some of Gerry Mulligan's arranging principles to free jazz after arranging some of the late baritone saxophonist's music for a tribute band. Recruiting baritone saxophonist Alan Chase, bassist John Hebert, and the much
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| Frank Kimbrough
Omnitone CDs
Quickening CD (2003)
$13.59
Recorded live at The New School, New York, New York on September 24, 1998.
Captured live at New York City's New School University, pianist Frank Kimbrough and his fellow "Jazz Composers Collective" associates successfully morph a mainstream jazz attack with progressive
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| Marty Ehrlich
Omnitone Records
Malinke's Dance CDs (2000)
$13.39
Marty Ehrlich's Traveler's Tales: Marty Ehrlich (soprano & alto saxophones, flute); Tony Malaby (soprano & tenor saxophones); Jerome Harris (acoustic bass); Bobby Previte (drums).
Recorded live at the Knitting Factory Old Office, New York, New York from December 9-12, 1999. Includes
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| Tom Varner
Omnitone Records
Second Communion CD (2001)
$14.15 
Tom Varner's second OmniTone disc is a tribute to one of his chief role models, Don Cherry. In addition to four originals inspired by Cherry, Varner includes a captivating, full-length update of the "Complete Communion" suite from 1965 as well
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| Dave Liebman
Omnitone CDs
Blues All Ways CD (2007)
$13.05
David Liebman: David Liebman; Tony Marino (bass instrument, electric bass, bass guitar); Marko Marchinko (drums, percussion); Vic Juris.
Personnel: David Liebman (wooden flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Vic Juris (guitar, electric guitar, steel guitar).
Liner Note Author: Frank Tafuri.
Recording information: Systems II,
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| Lee Konitz
Omnitone music
Lee Konitz-Ohad Talmor String Project: Inventions CD (2006)
$13.25 |
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