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6/7/2005
No borders suggested this mix - sort of. He suggested the African-themed jazz part (1-7); I decided to include its closest relation, Afro-Caribbean tinged jazz (8-14). All good-time jazz, with the beat …
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6/3/2005
Elvin Jones, who made his mark on drumming and jazz with the famous 1960s John Coltrane quartet, died last month at 76. This is really much more of a tribute than a showcase, hence the four pieces not …
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Jazz
6/3/2005
Judging from the enthusiasm for the first two volumes, this, too, will likely meet with a yawn. For some reason, looking under the rocks of my CD collection to find more latin-jazz gems has been a bit …
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Jazz
5/30/2005
Latin jazz. It's a jazz sub-set I usually like in small doses, but the variety here keeps it all interesting for me - interesting enough, in fact, for two installments. There are a few folks who aren't …
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Jazz
5/30/2005
Latin jazz. It's a jazz sub-set I usually like in small doses, but the variety here keeps it all interesting for me - interesting enough, in fact, for two installments. There are a few folks who aren't …
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Jazz
5/27/2005
For Nick, who suggested in his comments for Vol. I a good, er, kick-start for Vol. II.
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Jazz
5/26/2005
Who said the blues had to be kick-in-the-teeth depressing? As with Vol. 1, these are all bouncy, playful blues. The kick-in-the-teeth-depressing ones are to come, I promise.
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Jazz
5/25/2005
All of these are extended blues, none less than eight minutes in length. The strong Miles Davis connection to the bulk of these is unintended, although I never have shame dropping Davis into a mix, wha …
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5/23/2005
The first of a series. There's not too much logic to this one save the simple concept of the series being jazz interpretations of the blues. My goal was to mix it up with older and newish players, as w …
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