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The Furious Seasons Home All Day, Home All Night

Jim Hynes americana, Country, indie country, making a Scene, roots, singer-songwriter, songwriter August 19, 2021

The Furious Seasons Home All Day, Home All Night Stonegarden Home All Day, Home All Night, the pandemically named and recorded eighth album and fourth as an acoustic trio for The Furious Seasons, finds them stretching out more into a full band mode. Bandleader/ guitarist/songwriter and vocalist David Steinhart sees this as a more eclectic effort […]

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Joe Troop Borrowed Time

Jim Hynes americana, Country, indie country, making a Scene, singer-songwriter, songwriter August 18, 2021

Joe Troop Borrowed Time Free Dirt If the name is not familiar, perhaps the group is. Joe Troop is the bandleader for the Grammy-nominated Che Apalache. He’s a bilingual bluegrass multi-instrumentalist who brings the kind of activism we associate with Pete Seeger, early Bob Dylan, and the ‘60s era folkies. Much of this doesn’t sit […]

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Jeff Pearring Pearring Sound – Socially Distanced Duos

Jim Hynes free jazz, jazz, roots, saxophone August 13, 2021

Jeff Pearring Pearring Sound – Socially Distanced Duos Self-released Alto saxophonist Jeff Pearring usually leads groups ranging from trio to quintets under the group name Pearring Sound, but the pandemic intervened. So Pearring took a safe approach instead, deciding to play duos with six diverse musicians across eight selections, each recorded in a socially distanced […]

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Andy Peake Mood Swings

Jim Hynes americana, andy Peake, Country, making a Scene, nashville, roots August 12, 2021

Andy Peake Mood Swings Big Little Mood Swings is the debut for singer/songwriter/drummer/percussionist Andy Peake who invites a wide cast of mostly Nashville-based musicians to join him in his eclectic mix of blues and roots tunes. Seven of the eleven are either penned or co-written by Peake with two highly recognizable cover tunes and two […]

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Johnny Tucker Featuring Kid Ramos & The Allstars 75 and Alive

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, johnny tucker, Kid Ramos, making a Scene, roots, roots rock August 11, 2021

Johnny Tucker Featuring Kid Ramos & The Allstars 75 and Alive Blue Heart/ HighJohn There are not that many seventy-plus original bluesmen, certainly few with the pipes of venerable Johnny Tucker who still has plenty left in the tank based on 75 And Alive, recorded on his 75th birthday in October of 2020. For that […]

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Tim Motzer Many Ways Around the Sun

Jim Hynes ambient music, cd review, guitar, jazz, making a Scene, visual art August 6, 2021

Tim Motzer Many Ways Around the Sun Ropeadope Tim Motzer’s Many Ways Around the Sun is a true solo album with the multi-instrumentalist who has made nine solo soundscape albums now adding vocals to his compositions for the first time. Playing mellotron, guitars, bass, prophet synth, optigan, wood flute, cymbals, drums, reed organ, electronics, drum […]

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Billy Test Trio Coming Down Roses

Jim Hynes billy test trio, cd rev, ew, jazz, making a Scene, piano August 5, 2021

Billy Test Trio Coming Down Roses ATM His name is not yet widely known but this writer first became familiar with Pennsylvania-bred pianist and composer Billy Test when he and trio mates, bassist Evan Gregor and drummer Ian Froman backed Dave Liebman in last year’s Invitation by The Generations Quartet. Having studied with Liebman while […]

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System 6 Tales from the Backyard

Jim Hynes ben clatworthy, cd review, jazz, making a Scene, Sax, system 6 August 4, 2021

System 6 Tales from the Backyard Skipper Productions Bandleader and multi-reedist, the English-born and now L.A. based Benn Clatworthy, returns with does his long-standing sextet, the totally acoustic System 6, with Tales From the Backyard, a follow-up to last year’s Bennie’s Lament, which we covered on these pages. Initially this writer felt that this one […]

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Los Lobos Native Sons

Jim Hynes americana, Indie Rock, Los Lobos, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 30, 2021

Los Lobos Native Sons New West Besides their 2019 Christmas album, Llego Navidad, it’s been six years since we heard from the iconic band Los Lobos who return now with Native Sons. They are indeed native sons of Los Angeles, hence the album title and an album that pays homage to L.A.’s musical heritage and […]

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Son Volt Electro Melodier

Jim Hynes americana, Country, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, singer-songwriter, songwriter July 29, 2021

Son Volt Electro Melodier Transmit Sound/Thirty Tigers Electro Melodier is alt country pioneering Son Volt’s tenth studio album, a year after marking, sadly without touring, the 25th anniversary of their groundbreaking 1995 debut, Trace. Son Volt has always been defined by front man Jay Farrar’s weary, soulful, and inexplicably comforting voice as well his songwriting. […]

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Mick Kolassa Wasted Youth

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 28, 2021

Mick Kolassa Wasted Youth Endless Blues The prolific, recently relocated to Memphis, resilient Mick Kolassa returns with a smile on his face after as devastating a year as any could endure. Kolassa lost his wife and many close friends but rather than sinking into maudlin self-pity, these losses inspire the album as Kolassa, in his […]

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Blue Reality Quartet

Jim Hynes Blue Reality Quartet, cd review, jazz, making a Scene July 25, 2021

Blue Reality Quartet Blue Reality Quartet! Mahakala In another time the album cover would come across as daunting with four men, each with his face covered with a mask. Yet, in these times, we quickly realize that these four musicians have recorded an album during the height of the pandemic. That’s a blue reality itself […]

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Keith Loftis Original State

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, keith loftis, making a Scene, Sax July 24, 2021

Keith Loftis Original State Long Tone Music Original State is saxophonist Keith Loftis’ fourth album as a leader. Loftis is the saxophonist for the three-time Grammy nominated Baylor Project, among his other pursuits. This is a new quartet for him in this lyrical, free blowing, mostly swinging session that features six originals in the nine […]

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The Brothers March 10, 2020/Madison Square Garden/New York, NY

Jim Hynes blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 23, 2021

The Brothers March 10, 2020/Madison Square Garden/New York, NY Peach The Brothers is like having the Allman Brothers greatest hits performed live in one handy 4-CD package. Given that only one member of the original lineup, Jaimoe, is still alive, this is the second incarnation of The Allman Brothers Band (2001-2014) plus some guests who […]

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Jackson Browne Downhill From Everywhere

Jim Hynes americana, classic rock, Jackson Browne, Rock, roots, roots rock July 22, 2021

Jackson Browne Downhill From Everywhere Inside Recordings This is Jackson Browne’s first album in six years and like many veteran musicians, he’s finding the studio conducive to songwriting. In other words, his songs often take new directions, once he begins to collaborate with bandmates, most of whom have cemented their chemistry with the iconic songwriter […]

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Greg Ward, Rajiv Halim, Sharel Cassity Altoizm

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots July 18, 2021

Greg Ward, Rajiv Halim, Sharel Cassity Altoizm AFAR Music Usually any three-headed saxophone group comes together to honor a legend like Bird or Trane, notwithstanding bigger units such as the World Saxophone Quartet of Odean Pope’s Saxophone Choir. Yet this unit, self-dubbed Altoizm, is making their own music with all seven compositions composed by the […]

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Steve Dawson – at the bottom of a canyon in the branches of a tree

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 17, 2021

Steve Dawson at the bottom of a canyon in the branches of a tree Pravda Besides having one of the longest and strangest album titles seen in some time, Chicago-based singer- songwriter Steve Dawson brings us a powerful album of loss and rebirth. Dawson is vastly underrecognized and underrated but has long been one of […]

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Mehmet Ali Sanlikol An Elegant Ritual

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots July 17, 2021

Mehmet Ali Sanlikol An Elegant Ritual DÜNYA Last year one of our Top 30 Jazz albums was from multi-instrumentalist and composer Mehmet Ali Sanlikol leading a large ensemble featuring NEA Jazz Master Dave Liebman for The Rise Up: Stories of Strife, Struggle, and Inspiration. This one, An Elegant Ritual, is almost entirely different as Sanlikol […]

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Mike Clark and Michael Zilber Mike Drop

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots July 16, 2021

Mike Clark and Michael Zilber Mike Drop Sunnyside Renowned jazz drummer Mike Clark and acclaimed saxophonist Michael Zilber have a decade-long musical relationship in the Bay Area. Although Clark spends more time now in New York, the two had such an inspiring week of performances in the Bay Area in 2018 that they decided to […]

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Adam Schultz Soulful Distancing

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 15, 2021

Adam Schultz Soulful Distancing Blue Heart It’s rather common for an established bluesman to have a younger protégé that he is mentoring, with Buddy Guy and Quinn Sullivan being perhaps the most recognizable example to most blues fans. But Pennsylvania’s Clarence Spady has an apprentice too, 18-year-old guitarist Adam Schultz. After a long recording hiatus, […]

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Gary Vogensen – Shot of Hope

Jim Hynes americana, Country, indie, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 14, 2021

Gary Vogensen Shot of Hope Little Village Here’s an unfamiliar name to most but you’d likely perk up when you learn that Gary Vogensen played with Mike Bloomfield, Barry Melton, Norton Buffalo, Maria Muldaur, Etta James, Commander Cody, John “Marmaduke” Dawson of the New Riders of the Purple Sage (for years), and more. Bay Area […]

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William Parker Mayan Space Station – Painter’s Winter

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, William Parker July 11, 2021

William Parker Mayan Space Station – Painter’s Winter AUM Fidelity This likely introduces some of our readers to William Parker for the first time. Parker is an edgy, free jazz, avant-garde composer, multi-instrumentalist, poet, griot, shaman, and community leader. His major instrument is the bass, but he plays such instruments as the trombonium and shakuhachi […]

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Art Hirahara Open Sky

Jim Hynes art hirahara, jazz, making a Scene, open sky July 10, 2021

Art Hirahara Open Sky Posi – Tone Pianist/composer/ and bandleader for his sixth outing on the Posi-tone label, Art Hirahara, furthers his appealing mix of straight-ahead jazz to standards to progressive jazz as he splits the selections between a trio and quartet on Open Sky, the title alone suggesting few, if any boundaries. The trio […]

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Samara Joy

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, jazz vocalist, making a Scene, samara joy July 7, 2021

Samara Joy Samara Joy Whirlwind We first introduced our readers to jazz vocalist Samara Joy, who appeared on Bruce Harris’ Soundview, released just a few weeks ago. Now Joy delivers her self-titled debut, after winning the Sarah Vaughn International Jazz Vocal Competition. Consider that past winners include the likes of Jazzmeia Horn and it harbingers […]

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Daniel Herskedal Harbour

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots July 1, 2021

Daniel Herskedal Harbour Edition Chances are good that you have never heard an album where the music perfectly captures the song titles as well as this one. Close your eyes and conjure the images for Norwegian master of the tuba Daniel Herskedal and his trio for Harbour. His may well be the only trio of […]

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Robert Billard and The Cold Cuts Stop

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock June 30, 2021

Robert Billard & The Cold Cuts Stop Self-released Robert Billard, formerly mostly a folk singer and now a bluesman, may be the only one of that ilk living in Nunavut, Canada’s newest province, a massive, sparsely populated territory of northern Canada, forming most of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. Its islands have expanses of tundra, craggy […]

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Will Bernard Ancient Grains

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots June 25, 2021

Will Bernard Ancient Grains Posi-Tone Guitarist Will Bernard’s musical history is truly versatile and Ancient Grains is his third as a leader for Posi-Tone, the label that tends to favor straight ahead jazz. However, Bernard, a Berkeley CA native and Brooklyn transplant, has recorded with avant –garde trumpeter Don Cherry, worked with Hindustani-influenced Jai Uttal, […]

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Horizons Quartet

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, quartet June 24, 2021

Horizons Quartet Self-titled PM Records As soon as we mention the Deer Head Inn, the jazz readers of these pages will realize that the Horizons Quartet are local to this writer. Yet, keep in mind that the venue is home to many reputable musicians and a gig location for many prominent NYC-based musicians. After all, […]

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Various Artists A Sweet Relief Tribute to Joey Spampinato

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, classic rock, indie Blues, Indie Rock, roots, roots rock June 23, 2021

Various Artists A Sweet Relief Tribute to Joey Spampinato True North This is an amazing group of artists all generously donating their proceeds from these recordings to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund to support NRBQ founding member/bassist/songwriter Joey Spampinato with his current health issues. Joey’s wife Kami Lyle and producer Sheldon Gomberg rallied a group […]

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Gerald McClendon Let’s Have a Party

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, soul June 22, 2021

Gerald McClendon Let’s Have a Party Delta Roots Chicago soul singer Gerald McClendon, the “Soul Keeper,” makes a quick return from 2020’s Can’t Nobody Stop Me Now, a major statement, which he now quickly follows with Let’s Have a Party. McClendon first got a lift from 2019’s Delta Roots release, Battle of the Blues: Chicago vs. Oakland, […]

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Troy Roberts and Tim Jago Best Buddies

Jim Hynes Best Buddies, cd review, jazz, making a Scene, tim Jago, troy roberts June 18, 2021

Troy Roberts and Tim Jago Best Buddies Toy Robot Music The best buddies referred to in the title are indeed versatile saxophonist Troy Roberts and guitarist Tim Jago, both originally hailing from Down Under where the album was recorded last summer during the pandemic. Not only do these two co-leaders have origins in the same […]

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Patti Parks Whole Nother World

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, patti parks, roots, roots rock June 17, 2021

Patti Parks Whole Nother World VizzTone Working nurse and blues belter Patti Parks hails from Buffalo, NY but made the trek to Baton Rouge, LA to record Whole Nother World, her second full-length release, at Kenny Neal’s studio. After hearing Parks at the Blues Foundation’s International Blues Challenge, Kenny Neal signed her to his Booga […]

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Lauren Henderson Musa

Jim Hynes jazz, Jazz vocals, Lauren Henderson, making a Scene June 16, 2021

Lauren Henderson Musa Brontosaurus Bilingual and multi-cultural jazz vocalist Lauren Henderson, who has appeared on these pages before, returns with an album that explores love and relationships in a blend of styles. The traditions that influence her sound, jazz, flamenco, and Afro-Latinx are here in a bigger way than they have been on her seven […]

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Tom Kennedy Stories

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, Tom Kennedy June 15, 2021

Tom Kennedy Stories Autumn Hill Bassist/composer Tom Kennedy has been working mostly in the fusion jazz realm for nearly five decades. Stories is his sixth album as leader and provides an opportunity to share his original songs inspired by his many global travels with those he has often played and formed lasting relationships with. Kennedy […]

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Madre Vaca Elements

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene June 13, 2021

Madre Vaca Elements Madre Vaca We have covered this imaginative quartet Madre Vaca (“Mother Cow”) before on these pages for 2020’s interpretation of Franz Schubert’s Winterreise. Elements is their fourth album and deals with four elements of earth in just four long extended pieces, each composed by a different member of the quartet. Yes, lots […]

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Ches Smith’s We All Break Path of Seven Colors

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene June 11, 2021

Ches Smith’s We All Break Path of Seven Colors Pyroclastic The music on Path of Seven Colors is likely unlike most anything we have heard. After all, how many of us are familiar with traditional Haitian Vodou music? The octet We All Break, led by forward-thinking drummer Ches Smith, take this foundation, and mix it […]

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Julian Lage Squint

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene June 10, 2021

Julian Lage Squint Blue Note Squint is esteemed guitarist Julian Lage’s debut for Blue Note as a leader although he has appeared on the label for Nel Cline’s Lovers (2016) and Nel Cline’s 4 Currents, Constellations (2018). This writer was especially impressed by his performance on Charles Lloyd’s 8: Kindred Spirts (Live from The Lobero) […]

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Molly Miller Trio St. George

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene June 10, 2021

Molly Miller Trio St. George GSI The Molly Miller Trio features three well-known first-call musicians. Molly Miller, the chair of the Guitar Department at Los Angeles School of music and has a regular gig with Jason Mraz, having also played with the Black Eyed Peas, Donna Missal and Morgxn. Bassist Jennifer Condos has a decorated […]

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Leni Stern Dance

Jim Hynes cd review, Dance, jazz, jazz guitar, leni stern, roots June 9, 2021

Leni Stern Dance Self-released Dance is the second quartet album for guitarist/vocalist Leni Stern, following rather closely last summer’s 4. For the past decade-plus Stern, hailed as one of the world’s top guitarists (her guitarist husband, Mike Stern, isn’t shabby either), has fused a contemporary jazz approach with West African folkloric elements. She has traveled and studied […]

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Judy Wexler Back to the Garden

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene June 8, 2021

Judy Wexler Back to the Garden Jewel City Los Angeles-based jazz vocalist Judy Wexler is taking more risks with each album, Back to the Garden, being her sixth. Her last effort, 2018’s Crowded Heart (covered here) had her stepping away from Great American Songbook fare to present, in this writer’s terminology, the Great Global Songbook, […]

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Tim Mayer Keeper of the Flame

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, tim meyer June 6, 2021

Tim Mayer Keeper of the Flame D Clef Saxophonist and composer Tim Mayer leads an octet as well as other intimate configurations of first-call musicians including bassist Rodney Whitaker, drummer Ulysses Owens Jr., and trombonist Michael Dease, with pianist Emmet Cohen sitting in for one track on Keeper of the Flame. The dates and places […]

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Jalen Baker This Is Me, This Is Us

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots, vibraphone June 5, 2021

Jalen Baker This Is Me, This Is Us Outside In Music There’s a new vibraphonist on the scene not named Joel Ross. Indeed, hailing from Houston, TX we have the young Jalen Baker, also a composer of merit that belies his youthful stature with his auspicious debut This Is Me, This Is Us. Baker has […]

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Mary Hott with The Carpenter Ants Devil in the Hills – Coal Country Reckoning

Jim Hynes americana, coal country, indie, jazz, making a Scene, roots June 4, 2021

Mary Hott with The Carpenter Ants Devil in the Hills – Coal Country Reckoning Self-released You may be thinking that The Carpenter Ants may not be the most inviting band name, but this is as an important concept album as you’ll find. Singer-songwriter Mary Hott is a seventh generation West Virginian who has devotedly researched […]

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Bruce Harris Soundview

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, trumpet June 3, 2021

Bruce Harris Soundview Cellar Music Group Trumpeter Bruce Harris is a died-in-the-wool New Yorker, having grown up in the Soundview section of the Bronx (hence the title) and living now in the Sugar Hill section of Harlem. The album is a tribute to his community and family in both places and Black American Music. The […]

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Chris Bergson All I Got Left

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock June 1, 2021

Chris Bergson All I Got Left 2 Shirts Coincidentally as we sit down to write on this day of Levon Helm’s birthday, we have one of his many disciples – singer-songwriter, blues guitarist Chris Bergson, offering his new solo effort, All I Got Left. It’s solo in the true sense of the word as you […]

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Dahveed Behroozi Echos

Jim Hynes Behroozi, cd review, jazz, making a Scene May 31, 2021

Dahveed Behroozi Echos Sunnyside Echos is the sophomore album from both classically and jazz trained, California-bred, and New York based pianist Dahveed Behroozi. This is his first studio recording and he’s flanked by two of New York’s finest in this trio – bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Billy Mintz. The leader has already received high […]

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Andre Ferreri Quintetto Numero Uno

Jim Hynes alt jazz, cd review, jazz May 29, 2021

Andre Ferreri Quintetto Numero Uno Laser A first glance at the name and title would suggest a European group but New York born, Charlotte, NC-based guitarist Andre Ferreri and his quintet are a stateside group. Ferreri has worked in an array of genres including frequent stints with the Charlotte Symphony. For years he led the […]

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Almog Sharvit Get Up or Cry

Jim Hynes Almog Sharvit, cd review, jazz, making a Scene May 28, 2021

Almog Sharvit Get Up or Cry Unit Get Up or Cry is the first album as a leader for New York-based bassist and composer Almog Sharvit. Yet this is far from your conventional jazz record; some of the press materials bill it as a crossover record. Much of that has to do with Sharvit’s sense […]

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Alex Conde Descarga for Bud

Jim Hynes alex conde, cd review, flamenco, jazz, making a Scene, piano May 27, 2021

Alex Conde Descarga for Bud Sedajazz If you were to ask most casual jazz fans to name the most important pianist of the fifties, it would inevitably be Thelonious Monk. Yet although the jazz pianists may agree, they would also name the bebop giant Bud Powell as the major contender as he had a profound […]

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Kendall Carter Introducing Kendall Carter

Jim Hynes b3, indie Blues, jazz, making a Scene, Organ, roots May 26, 2021

Kendall Carter Introducing Kendall Carter Lladnek Music Recently one of my review comments was that organ trios are far from dead. In fact, we’ve seen several contemporary twists on the idiom lately, but newcomer B3 master Kendall Carter mostly embraces the tradition on this soulful, bluesy debut. Impressively he teams with one of today’s most […]

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