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- ALBUzerxQUE Volume 3 | Zerx 030
Steve M Miller pc for Willa, Mitch Rayes, Dino, The Legendary Jimmy Hamm, Protuberance, Lisa Gill, Kanoa Kaluhiwa Trio, Bonefied, Martian Funk….
- ALBUzerxQUE Volume 7 | Zerx 037
Tony Cesarano, Fred Sturm, Gamelan Encantada, Janet Feder, Ray Zepeda, Katie Harlow, Chris Shultis, Jeff Bryan (aka JB), Out of Context, much more …. Master’d by Quincy.
- Andy Fite | Whirlwind
Andy Fite, solo guitar
NA1022Recording dates: April 28, 1993, February 21, March 14, April 4, and April 25, 1994 in New York City
- Anthony Braxton Quartet | Standards (Brussels) 2006
Anthony Braxton’s periodical incursions in standards repertory are always a new way to think classical structures.
- Bob Casanova | From the Inside Out
“A flair for dramatic scale-climbing improvisations, and a silken singing voice that can tell a story. Bob Casanova is a talent.” – Jerome Wilson, Cadence Magazine
- Carol Liebowitz and Andy Fite | Time On My Hands
“The Warm voice of Carol Liebowitz interacts closely with guitarist Andy Fite.” — Scott Yanow, All Music Guide To Jazz
“… lovers of these songs who are not afraid of a little adventure, as well as guitar aficionados, should check this out.” — David Dupont, Cadence
- CCQT | Connie Crothers Quartet | Ontology
The most striking aspect of the music they create is their ability to communicate their individuality while blending into a functioning, cohesive ensemble. — Art Lange, June 1999
- Connie Crothers – Lenny Popkin Quartet | Session
“The quartet taps different energy levels and creates distinctive textures, so expect a performance that will fully involve your musical sensibilities.” — Lois Moody, Jazz News
- Connie Crothers – Lenny Popkin | In Motion
“A group with a well developed sense of how to take past influences and innovations toward new horizons.” — Lois Moody, The Ottawa Citizen
- Five Rooms | No Room For Doubt
Gianni Mimmo, Angelo Contini, John Russell, Jean Michel van Schouwburg, Andrea Serrapiglio, Paolo Falascone
- Geordie Haley’s Sea Of Song Trio | Blue Boat
Geordie Haley – guitar | Rob Clutton – bass | Brandon Valdivia – drums
- Henry Kuntz | IINFIINIITY
“The process of multi-track creation has been an ongoing musical exploration and experiment, the results of which have consistently surprised and delighted me. I hope you enjoy listening.” — Henry Kuntz
- J.A. Deane | Never Never Land
Come with us now to the thrilling days of yesteryear, cushioned by the sumptuous sonorous harmonies on this Peter Pan voyage to discovery. Ten-piece ensemble amidst silent movie. David Prince of THE SANTA FE REPORTER picked this one of the FIVE BEST OF 2001.
- Jessica Jones Quartet | Nod
“The Joneses planned Nod as a tribute to the jazz guys (and gals) in the lineage. The result is an approachable, intriguing album, full of surprise and positive energy.” — Thomas Conrad, JazzTimes
- Linda Satin | The Way I Am
It is possible for music to be both beautiful and challenging as evidenced by the vocalizing of Satin, who performs in a series of duets with pianist Crothers or guitarist Fite. – Frank Rubolino, Cadence February 2000.
- Marjolaine Charbin and Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg | Quelles bouches voleront en éclats
Following meetings during improvised music concerts in Brussels, graduated jazz pianist Marjolaine Charbin and autodidact vocal improvisor Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg began working privately as a rehearsal duo in February 2008. The mutual music clicked quickly and surprisingly for both improvisors.
- Mark Weber | Okie Music Conrète
“The reel-to-reel as honky tonk band.”
Mark Weber
- Mark Weber | Precarious
“One great record if I do say so myself. Everything’s coming up roses.” — Mark weber
- Mark Weber | Time Zone Differential
During the mid-90’s, whenever I visited back home to Southern California, rather than hang with my old friends on some street corner we’d book studio time and hang out there instead, and make music.
- Norbert Blei | Jim Spector | The Quiet Time: Door County in Winter
The Quiet Time: Door County in Winter. Readings from Norb Blei’s DOOR STEPS (The Days, The Seasons) Original music for guitar by Jim Spector.
- Novo Tono | Wanderung
N o v o T o n o / w a n d e r u n g | Adalberto Ferrari: clarinet, bass clarinet, contrabass clarinet, soprano sax | Andrea Ferrari: clarinet, alto clarinet, baritone sax | Federico Cumar: trombone on isles & lives | Luca Serrapiglio: soprano sax on isles & lives
- Paul Baylis | Jon Howard | Stuart McCallum
New release from Manchester-based collaboration featuring the talents of Stuart McCallum (Cinematic Orchestra), Paul Baylis (Carmen) & Jon Howard (J. J. Howard). These artists present over an hour of free-flowing, melodic music free from the constraints of traditional composition.
- RD Armstrong | Fire and Rain | Selected Poems 1993 – 2007 | Volume One
“For Armstrong the Blues are not played, but lived – his poems are the observations of a life lived raw. He hides no sin, expects no redemption and asks no forgiveness…” — Bill Gainer – poet, editor and publisher
- RD Armstrong | Fire and Rain | Selected Poems 1993 – 2007 | Volume Two
“To not recommend the work of RD Armstrong to new readers would be sinful and sad, because here is a poet with a voice that will challenge even the most hard-ass critics of poetry.” — B. L. Kennedy
- RD Armstrong | On/Off The Beaten Path – The Road Poems | Lummox Press
“Move over road-ragers, I’ve got Tom Waits on the stereo and I’m headin’ out. See you in two weeks.” — RD Armstrong
- Sureau | The Leuven Concert
The SUREAU trio is playing free spontaneous improvisations based on mutual listening, musical invention and sound exploration. Double bass, voice and percussion.
- The Bubbadinos | Set In Our Ways
“The band that showed so much promise: Here they are up on jack stands getting their tires rotated.” — Mark Weber
- The Mark Weber Poetry Band | Turtle Night
“Atmospheric landscape poetry. Music rating: infinity.”
– Mark Weber
- Thollem Mc Donas & Nicola Guazzaloca | Noble Art
Outstanding live performance: two piano players dancing the self-discovering music, the self-revealing touch, the self-delivering art.
- Todd Moore | The Riddle Of The Wooden Gun | Lummox Press
“Literary outlaw and maverick poet, Todd Moore is a leader of the new romantic, a visionary wordslinger cut from the same bloody cloth as Cormac McCarthy.” — S.A. Griffin
- Virg Dzurinko | Fun City
Dzurinko’s piano playing is honest, heartfelt and builds increasingly rich textures. — Scott Yanow, All Music Guide To Jazz
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