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Renee Rosnes New York, New York
Renee Rosnes is one of the premier jazz pianists and composers of her generation. In addition to an impressive discography as a leader, her career includes important collaborations with Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter, Bobby Hutcherson, J.J. Johnson, James Moody, and Ron Carter. She was also a charter member the SFJAZZ Collective and the founder and artistic director of Artemis. ... more
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by Dave Douglas
supported by 15 fans who also own “Let the Wild Rumpus Start”
This is a wonderful album! Dave Douglas is one of my heroes. He's more than a great musician. He has a vision for the music and a feeling for putting together a group which is unique. So, beside Joey Baron (another heavyweight and one of my absolute favourite drummers) he invited some young cats to this session. They play just great and make sure that this music sounds totally fresh, whilst at the same time being deeply rooted in the jazz tradition.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Let the Wild Rumpus Start”
So much fun and joy and swing, and the instrumentation allows for some super-fresh sounds as well as some old-timey goodness. And simply great tunes too!
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Let the Wild Rumpus Start”
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Celebrated pianist and bandleader Joey Alexander comes into his own as a jazz composer on his debut release.
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Rolling jazz with bright pianos and soothing brass lights up the latest from Cologne composer Pablo Held.
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Precious Energy ReUp
by Barney McAll
Remixed edition of the acclaimed jazz pianist and composer's "Precious Energy" LP, featuring Steve Spacek, Toshio Matsuura, and more.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Let the Wild Rumpus Start”
I love the fresh sounds of this ensemble. Catchy but quirky, challenging but accessible. I heard reminiscences of Frisell and Zorn, a touch of Bley... and "Everywhere from There to There" sounded almost immediately like a lost Joe Jackson track, cleverly remixed. Kudos on a thoroughly engaging and entertaining listen! Would love to hear more from this collective!
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