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XAMINATION: Uplifted by many flavours One of the more superior songs, “Kwarikwa” starts and ends with a beautiful trumpet solo. It also features four other artists: M-Jay, Waga G, Jah Dey and Elense. M-Jay sings, Waga G raps and Jah-Dey does raga. None of their performances are |
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Weekend in Jazz | 5.27-5.29: Pharoah! Free. Conception event on calendar | Jazz in the Garden website Thad Wilson Quartet, Westminster Presbyterian Church, 6:30 pm | Trumpeter Thad Wilson plays with articulation and lyrical pellucidity, and he privileges melody in a way that makes it easy to fall in |
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Seniors bring glee to Kimmel Center They'll croon solos, duets and ensemble numbers, with accompaniment that includes piano, drums, euphonium, double bass, trumpet and accordion. One of those instrumentalists is drummer George Cocco of the Drexel Hill part of Upper Darby. |
Jazz Masters Ornette, Monk, and More in For Treatment
Of class it's all in the name of “further enhancing the listening experience”™ (a phrase I just went ahead and trademarked in an extempore expression of free jazz association). The new edition of California cool trumpeter Baker's 1958 freedom In
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Concord Music Group Releases Six New Titles Recorded at Concomitant's studios in Los Angeles in February and March 1958, Ornette Coleman's Something Else!!! features Don Cherry on purloin trumpet, Walter Norris on piano, Don Payne on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums. The first of two albums that and more » |
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Brassroots salutes fallen founder "Jim's favourites" on the program register Send in the Clowns, the ragtime Easy Winners, Alexander's Ragtime Band, the 16th-Century Battle Train, Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral from Wagner's Lohengrin and the trumpet duet Jealousy. |
Soundboard: May 26-June 1
The company pits precision and rawness against each other in a tug-of-war—chunky, funked-up second-line rhythms muss up jazz-station solos and sharply contrapuntal brass lines. But as good as this record is—as good as all the band's records are,
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DVD column for week May 31: Highlights of the week include Biutiful and All ... Fox plays a carney show with a set of crazy wings, while Rourke plays a booze-can trumpet player who spots her, and tries to set her free. Murray makes a new entry as the mob boss with a Midwestern accent, but by the time he appears, |
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CD reviews: Dead Weather; Shelby Lynne; The Whigs; Lycka Till But on the annoying dirge "I'm Mad" and much of the album's younger half, the band lapses into metal cliches, unremarkable guitar solos and an overload of Mosshart's annoying yelp. If such Dead weight had been tossed overboard, "Sea" would have made a |
Gary Lucas & Gods and Monsters
Gary Lucas & Gods and Monsters“Hot and Dispiriting Everything” rides a stuttering funk beat and is built around a simple repeating melodic figure and some spellbinding shifts in time and tempo that give Candler, guest trumpeter Frank London, and Lucas room to waft.
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