Jazz
Contributing Articles in Jazz
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Blossom Dearie Sings
Blossom Dearie's Daffodil Records debut is a warm, intimate affair featuring ten self-penned original songs.
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Charlie Haden Nights In Montreal.
At the 1989 edition Of the Festival International de Jazz de Montreal, Charlie Haden led eight special concerts. Six of those concerts are now available in one box set.
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Gypsy Jazz of Django Reinhardt
Europe necessarily mimicked American jazz in the early years. But the first to break that mold and become an iconoclastic figure in gypsy jazz was Django Reinhardt.
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Benny Golson Launches His New 'Tet'
He has composed many memorable songs. His work with the late great Art Farmer is hailed by critics. Now Benny Golson has a new start with a new jazztet..
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Ornette Coleman
One of the inovators of free jazz, Ornette Coleman is a composer, saxophonist, violinist, and a recent recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for music.
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Jimmy Cobb Is Locked In The Key Of Blue.
He is the only surviving member of the Quintet that recorded what is considered the greatest Jazz recording; Kind Of Blue. These days he still drums in the Blue.
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Roots CD Review
At only 21 years of age, Alex Goodman shows the world why he's a force to be reckoned with in the Canadian jazz scene with his first jazz CD, "Roots".
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Barbra Streisand Sings The Classics
The world's most famous singer steps out with this stylish collection of classics, giving her signature interpretation. A relaxed and tasteful set.
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Dial "S" For Sonny
Blue Note's 'Dial "S" For Sonny' is a simply delightful turn from the ill-fated pianist and composer Sonny Clark...
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