Articles tagged "jack dejohnette"

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Man, am I old (or the day new age music got game)

by Michael Kabran

[12.Feb.09] :. Recently, new age music got a major dose of street cred courtesy of an unlikely source. Though it wasn’t televised or even publicized all that much, legendary jazz drummer Jack DeJohnette...

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McCoy Tyner: Guitars

by Will Layman

[30.Oct.08] :. An overpolite meeting between a great jazz trio and batch of six-string slingers.

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Keith Jarrett: Setting Standards

by Will Layman

[7.Feb.08] :. The fulfillment of the promise shown in the three records collected in this lovely box set continues to this day.

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Joe Henderson: Power to the People

by Will Layman

[2.Jan.08] :. A lost hint of jazz-rock fusion from one of jazz's finest straight post-bop players.

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Nigel Kennedy: Blue Note Sessions

by Robert R. Calder

[12.Sep.07] :. The notoriously famous concert violinist may not be the jazz star here, but he contributes a lot, and has A1 jazz company.

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Bruce Hornsby: Camp Meeting

by Will Layman

[6.Sep.07] :. The pop pianist makes an honest-to-goodness jazz album. And it's honest-to-goodness good.

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George Benson: The Essential George Benson

by Will Layman

[21.Jul.06] :. Looking back at the once and future king of jazz guitar, Bad Benson.

 

Jack DeJohnette: The Elephant Sleeps But Still Remembers

by Daniel Spicer

[6.Mar.06] :. Veteran drum legend teams up with jazz guitarist du jour to produce a quirky and fiercely non-commercial take on the art of duo improvisation.

 

Jack DeJohnette: Music from the Hearts of the Masters

by Will Layman

[18.Aug.05] :. The royal jazz drummer releases two on his own label: an encounter with an African kora master and a single track of healing and meditation music.

 

Jack DeJohnette: Rarum—Selected Recordings Vol. 12

by Christopher Orman

[22.Mar.04] :. In 1965, via a series of dates at the Plugged Nickel, Tony Williams revealed what drums could do—how they can break down the structure, leaving forlorn fragments of a chart strewn all over the...