Conversation Helps album review @ All About Jazz
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Hard Believer album review @ All About Jazz
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The Wicked Crew album review @ All About Jazz
Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » Perceptions Trio: The Wicked Crew If it is decided that the unadorned saxophone could use some enhancements, pedals can be plugged in to bring electricity and “effects” to the mix. Then add an electric guitar (with effects), and an acoustic drummer setting up the grooves, and you […]
Naissance album review @ All About Jazz
Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » Jon Lloyd / John Law: Naissance It hardly matters whether or not Naissance goes down in musical history as one of the greatest or best-of piano/saxophone duet recordings. Comfortingly ethereal and most assured of itself, Naissance is a beautiful recording with a serenity and sense of open […]
Chasing Shadows album review @ All About Jazz
Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » Zacc Harris: Chasing Shadows Long a fixture in the Minneapolis jazz scene, guitarist ” data-original-title=”” title=””>Zacc Harris has been at the nexus of a strong group of musicians, many of which are featured on Chasing Shadows, Harris’ follow-up to 2021’s well-received Small Wonders (Shifting Paradigm Records). Utilizing […]
Living Standards II album review @ All About Jazz
Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » Karl Latham: Living Standards II ” data-original-title=”” title=””>Karl Latham‘s Living Standards II offers a daring sonic voyage, boldly blending jazz and classic rock into a transformative musical journey. Following its predecessor, Living Standards (Dropzone Jazz Records, 2016), Latham’s quintet breathes remarkable new life into rock anthems, reimagining […]
La Grande Crue album review @ All About Jazz
Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » The Attic & Eve Risser: La Grande Crue ” data-original-title=”” title=””>Rodrigo Amado, one consistently sure bet is his Attic trio, which has been a working ensemble since at least 2017, with a series of stellar recordings that have helped stake Amado’s claim as one of the premier […]
No Wonder album review @ All About Jazz
Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » Judy Wexler: No Wonder ” data-original-title=”” title=””>Judy Wexler imbues every song she touches with a sense of realism, wonder and depth that’s ever so rare. An inimitable artist, this celebrated singer adds volumes to each story she encounters, be it a post-millennial jazz tune, ’60s counterculture anthem, […]
Live From Studio Rivbea, July 6, 1976 album review @ All About Jazz
” data-original-title=”” title=””>Gil Evans. This gem from Sam Rivers saxophone, tenor1923 – 2011 ” data-original-title=”” title=””>Sam Rivers‘ Studio Rivbea archive constitutes his debut as a leader, recorded some seven months before the previous contender for that title, The Grip (India Navigation, 1977). While he later signed for CBS (now Sony) and released a string of […]
Time & Place album review @ All About Jazz
Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » Joel Jeschke: Time & Place ” data-original-title=”” title=””>Joel Jeschke, a versatile Canadian drummer from Edmonton, Alberta, has made a name for himself across multiple genres, from rock to jazz. Having performed and recorded with numerous artists including rock bands like Royal Tusk and Whale and the Wolf […]