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Benn Clatworthy & System 6 Bennie’s Lament

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, system 6 October 3, 2020

Benn Clatworthy & System 6 Bennie’s Lament Skipper Productions London-bred and Los Angeles-based saxophonist Benn Clatworthy has been a fixture on the Los Angeles jazz scene since 1980. Clatworthy was originally heavily influenced by late-’50s John Coltrane, but would soften his tone and sometimes sound a little like Warne Marsh with touches of Sonny Rollins. He debuted in 1990 with Thanks Horace (which […]

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Doug Webb Apples and Oranges

Jim Hynes cd review, doug webb, jazz, making a Scene September 27, 2020

Doug Webb Apples and Oranges Posi-Tone Posi-Tone, the highly selective label that only issues about a dozen recordings annually, a label that we began covering on these pages this year, now releases Doug Webb’s Apples & Oranges, the latest from the veteran saxophonist and composer, one of the label’s longest tenured artists. Some of the […]

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Andy Watts Supergroove

Richard Ludmerer andy watts, blues, cd review, indie Blues, making a Scene September 27, 2020

Andy Watts Supergroove Booga Music/Vizztone Label Group Andy Watts was bitten by the blues bug when he was twelve. He started playing guitar and developing a reputation as Israel’s Ambassador of the blues, bringing in the world’s leading artists to perform and record with his band The Blues Rebels. They released their first album “Open […]

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Eric Revis Slipknots Through the Looking Glass

Jim Hynes cd review, eric revis, jazz, making a Scene September 24, 2020

Eric Revis Slipknots Through the Looking Glass Pyroclastic GRAMMY award-winning bassist and composer Eric Revis, if nothing else, is consistently explorative and experimental. Slipknots Through a Looking Glass, his debut for Pyroclastic Records is definitely “out there.” Like his label mates he lives on the cutting edge. Revis is not embarrassed to admit that his music is […]

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Igor Kogan In a Big City

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene September 19, 2020

Igor Kogan In a Big City Self-released In a Big City is the debut studio album as a bandleader for bassist /composer Igor Kogan for this quintet setting, He features 9-time Grammy Award nominee vocalist Tierney Sutton on “Vocalise.” The members of his fiery, versatile, contemporary sounding quintet are Jeremy Lappitt (tenor saxophone), Joshua Aguiar […]

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Joan Osborne Trouble and Strife

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, joan osborne, making a Scene September 17, 2020

Joan Osborne Trouble and Strife Womanly Hips Music Trouble and Strife, self-produced on her own label, is her tenth solo studio album and the first album of Joan Osborne’s original material in six years, since 2014’s Love and Hate. It’s Osborne, one of the best and certainly most versatile singers of our time, responding to […]

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Hazar Reincarnated (featuring Al DiMeola)

Jim Hynes cd review, hazar, jazz, making a Scene September 17, 2020

Hazar Reincarnated (featuring Al DiMeola) IAN Productions Any time there’s a chance to a great guitarist play Luiz Bonfa’s iconic “Black Orpheus,” that’s reason enough to investigate an album from a new artist, at least to this writer. Hazar is a superb acoustic guitarist who teams with luminary guitarist Al DiMeola, percussionist Mehmet Katay, pianist […]

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Jim Waller Big Band Bucket List

Jim Hynes big band, cd review, jazz, Jim Waller, making a Scene September 16, 2020

Jim Waller Big Band Bucket List Self-released Have you ever noticed that the word ‘debut” appears often on these pages for upstart and veteran jazz artists alike? Yes, we now bring you yet another from veteran multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger, and educator Jim Waller. As the title indirectly suggests, this is Waller’s fulfillment of a dream […]

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John Daversa Quintet Cuarentena: With Family at Home

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene September 11, 2020

John Daversa Quintet Cuarentena: With Family at Home Tiger Turn John Daversa has been amazingly impressive in his career by especially in the past couple of years. His 2018 American dreamers: Voices of Hope, Music of Freedom earned him three Grammys, Including Best Large Jazz Ensemble, Best Improvised Solo and Best Instrumental Arrangement of A […]

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Matt Wilson Hug

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, matt wilson August 22, 2020

Matt Wilson Hug Palmetto A few weeks ago, fellow drummer Jeff Cosgrove brought us a trio album, History Gets Ahead of Itself, from one of his main inspirers, Matt Wilson. Saxophonist Jeff Lederer, a mainstay of Wilson’s quartet appeared on that album as he does here, along with Wilson’s other long-running bandmates, cornetist Kirk Knuffle […]

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Johnny & The Mongrels Creole Skies

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd review, indie Blues, johnny and the mongrels, johnny ryan, making a Scene August 19, 2020

Johnny & The Mongrels Creole Skies Independent This is the full length debut recording by Johnny & The Mongrels. The band was founded by Fort Collins, Colorado residents Johnny Ryan and Jeffrey Bostic. The two singer-songwriters, vocalist Ryan, and bassist Bostic first met in April of 2015. The seasoned bassist had already toured with his […]

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Raphael Pannier Quartet Faune

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, raphael Pannier August 18, 2020

Raphael Pannier Quartet Faune French Paradox/L’Autre In May we brought you the masterful work of alto saxophonist/composer and MacArthur Fellow Miguel Zenon’s Sonero: The Music of Ismael Rivera. Zenon is the lead voice and musical director of the quartet on this brilliant debut from French drummer Raphael Pannier. Zenon is a mentor of Pannier’s and […]

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Tony Davis Golden Year

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, Steve Davis, Tony Davis July 15, 2020

Tony Davis Golden Year Posi-Tone Most jazz listeners are surely acquainted with one of the genre’s foremost trombonists, Steve Davis. The good news is his 25-year-old son, guitarist Tony Davis (hence referred to as Tony to avoid any confusion) has also picked up the mantle and is continuing the family’s musical legacy. Not only does […]

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Mick Hayes My Claim To Fame

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues rock roots, cd review, indie Blues, mick hayes July 11, 2020

Mick Hayes My Claim To Fame Move The Needle Music Upstate New York’s Mick Hayes was gifted his first guitar by his parents when he was only seven. By the time he was twenty he was a member, and songwriting contributor, to the Buffalo based band “Only Human” who opened for both Marshall Tucker and […]

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Billy Prine A Place I Used to Know

Viola Krouse americana, billy prine, cd review, making a Scene July 9, 2020

Billy Prine A Place I Used to Know Memphis International Records Billy Prine releases A Place I Used To Know on July 10 by Memphis International Records and is his first album release since 2013. It features two songs written by his legendary, late brother John Prine. Originally from Chicago and now living in Nashville, […]

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Jorge Perez-Albela The Time Is Now

Jim Hynes cd review, jorge perez-albela, latin jazz, making a Scene July 6, 2020

Jorge Perez-Albela – (featuring Sissy Castrogiovanni) The Time Is Now Self-released Back on Mother’s Day we brought you the wonderful album, Terra, from jazz and world music vocalist Sissy Castrogiovanni. Now it’s her husband’s turn. The Time Is Now is the debut for drummer, percussionist, educator, and now band leader Jorge Perez-Albela. Like his spouse’s […]

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The Forrest McDonald Band Blues In A Bucket

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, cd review, forrest mcdonald band, indie Blues, making a Scene June 28, 2020

The Forrest McDonald Band fea. Andrew Black Blues In A Bucket World Talent Records Forrest Howard McDonald was born in Austin, Texas the son of a Constitutional historian. He first picked up the guitar when he was fourteen and studied at both the Dick Grove Conservatory of Music in Studio City and at The Guitar […]

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The Staples Unlock Your Mind

Richard Ludmerer cd review, making a Scene, reissue, staple singers June 25, 2020

The Staples Unlock Your Mind Omnivore Recordings/Warner Records The American musical treasure, The Staples Singers a.k.a. The Staples, are Lifetime Grammy Award recipients and inductees in both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and The Gospel Hall of Fame. Roebuck “Pops” Staples founded the folk/gospel group with his children Cleo, Pervis (who left the […]

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Dylan Jack Quartet The Tale of the Twelve-Foot Man

Jim Hynes cd review, Dylan Jack, jazz, making a Scene June 23, 2020

Dylan Jack Quartet The Tale of the Twelve-Foot Man Creative Nation Music Last October on these pages we covered the inventive set of covers from the duo, guitarist Eric Hofbrauer and drummer Dylan Jack, entitled Remains of Echoes which has them addressing not only jazz but rock. Any group that puts Miles and Ornette Coleman […]

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John Craigie Asterisk the Universe

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, indie Blues, john Craigie, making a Scene June 13, 2020

John Craigie Asterisk the Universe Zabriskie Point John Craigie is the modern-day troubadour who has knack for drawing listeners to his articulate cons filled with dry wit and unexpected twists. He has spent more than a decade on the road honing his storytelling skills, brought to the fore once again with his latest project, Asterisk […]

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Madre Vaca Winterreise

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene June 11, 2020

Madre Vaca Winterreise Madre Vaca Seeing the name of Austrian composer Franz Shubert on the cover led me to believe this was some slight twist on classical music by jazz musicians. (and not the kind of music we would cover on these pages). Obviously, I was wrong. As the album unfolded it was stirring modern […]

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Jeff Reed Look for the Light

Jim Hynes bassist, cd review, jazz, jeff reed, making a Scene June 7, 2020

Jeff Reed Look for the Light Stricker Street Look for the Light is the debut for jazz bassist Jeff Reed as bandleader who brings a collection of originals and jazz standards performed by a quintet. Let’s first share some information on Reed before getting to some of the remarkable stories that are the foundation for […]

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Cathlene Pineda Rainbow Baby

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene June 6, 2020

Cathlene Pineda Rainbow Baby Orenda This is the third album, and by far the most personal, for pianist/composer Cathlene Pineda, who leads a quartet on Rainbow Baby. The theme comprises four years of motherhood, pregnancy. Loss, and ultimately love. She was thriving at the time of her second album, Passing: A California Suite, which was […]

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Alexa Tarantino Clarity

Jim Hynes Alexa Tarantino, cd review, jazz, making a Scene, woodwind June 5, 2020

Alexa Tarantino Clarity Posi Tone Alexa Tarantino is a woodwind virtuoso who has a fluid, swinging style with remarkable tone. In that sense, the album title is fitting. Clarity is her second release as a bandleader following last year’s Posi tone Winds of Change. She is also a composer and educator. Tarantino is the principal […]

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Holy Hive Float Back to You

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, holy hive, making a Scene June 2, 2020

Holy Hive Float Back to You Big Crown The expectations for this debut release from Holy Hive and their self-described “folk soul” were rather high following a string of live shows, singles, and their Harping EP. It’s fair to say the trio delivered on them as well with their retro mashup of folk and ‘60s soul. It’s, […]

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Gina Sicilia Love Me Madly

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd review, gina sicillia, indie Blues, making a Scene May 31, 2020

Gina Sicilia Love Me Madly Blue Elan Records The Philadelphia born Gina Sicilia released her debut recording “Allow Me To Confess” in 2007. That well received album earned her a Blues Music Award nomination as “Best New Artist”. Three more studio albums followed before Sicilia relocated to Nashville, a songwriter’s city. Newly inspired she signed […]

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Mayita Dinos The Garden Is my Stage

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, mayito dinos May 30, 2020

Mayita Dinos The Garden Is my Stage Dash Hoffman Maybe this writer is just a bit biased toward landscape designers. After all, my wife is one of them. However, she doesn’t have dual talents of being vocalist like Mayita Dinos, who is making her debut as singer, with songs naturally themed on nature and gardens. […]

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Jaime Wyatt Neon Cross

Jim Hynes cd review, Country, indie country, Jaime Wyatt, making a Scene May 26, 2020

Jaime Wyatt Neon Cross New West Jaime Wyatt may not be as outspoken or as strong a media magnet as her ‘sister’ Megan Rapinoe but she’s starting to get a similar buzz in the country and Americana music circles. Hailed by one publication as “the queer queen of country” Wyatt’s music threatens to take a […]

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Alan Davey Four Track Mind

Robert Levoy cd review, Indie Rock, making a Scene, Rock May 17, 2020

Alan Davey Four Track Mind Purple Pyramid Records/Cleopatra Records Four Track Mind is a four-CD compilation of home studio recordings from the brilliantly creative and exhaustively produced Alan Davey, an English bassist, singer, keyboardist, and songwriter, best known as the former bassist with Hawkwind scheduled for release May 22, 2020, on the Purple Pyramid Records […]

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Sissy Castrogiovanni Terra

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, Sissy Castrogiovanni May 10, 2020

Sissy Castrogiovanni Terra MANU There is always a fascination for this writer when world music meets jazz, and to a good back story as well. It also doesn’t hurt to have eye catching album art, On Sissy Castrogiovanni’s self-produced Terra, most stateside listeners, except those who speak the Sicilian dialect, will not identify with the […]

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Jeffrey Halford and the Healers West Towards South

Gerry Casey americana, cd review, indie, jeffrey halford, making a Scene May 10, 2020

Jeffrey Halford and the Healers West Towards South Review Of “West Towards South”by Jeffrey Halford And The Healers. The formula of the concept album has been around a while. I suppose one of the earliest, and most famous of all was The Beatles classic, ”Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band,” There have been quite a […]

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Dave Askren Jeff Benedict Paraphernalia – Music of Wayne Shorter

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, Wayne Shorter May 4, 2020

Dave Askren Jeff Benedict Paraphernalia – Music of Wayne Shorter Tapestry Now that Wayne Shorter is no longer performing, this is the second album to feature his music this year although Shorter did play on the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s Music of Wayne Shorter while this quartet effort, Paraphernalia, from guitarist Dave Askren and […]

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Gabrielle Louise The Unending Alteration of the Human Heart

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, Gabrielle Louise, making a Scene May 3, 2020

Gabrielle Louise The Unending Alteration of the Human Heart Self-released The Unending Alteration of the Human Heart is the studio follow-up to singer-songwriter Gabrielle Louise’s 2016 When the Static Clears, my introduction to the Colorado-based artist. She did also release Live at ETown Hall in 2017. This is her ninth album overall. Gabrielle is a […]

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Joan Watson-Jones Choices

Jim Hynes cd review, indie, jazz, Joan Watson Jones, making a Scene May 1, 2020

Joan Watson-Jones Choices EOS 4 Joan Watson-Jones is a vocalist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and host of producer of The Jazz Room, an online radio program of jazz music and interviews. Choices is her fourth albums, comprised of her originals and two standards. Watson-Jones is a mainstay in the New England jazz scene, and she brings aboard […]

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Arturo O’Farrill and The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra The Four Questions

Jim Hynes afro jazz, cd review, jazz, making a Scene April 29, 2020

Arturo O’Farrill and The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra The Four Questions ZOHO Grammy Award-winning pianist/composer Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra’s Four Questions marks O’Farrill’s first album in his famed catalog to exclusively include all originally written compositions. Special guest Dr. Cornel West is featured as soloist, conductor, and percussionist on the title […]

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Tyler Morris Living In The Shadows

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd review, indie Blues, making a Scene, Tyler Morris April 28, 2020

Tyler Morris Living In The Shadows Vizztone Label Group Boston born Tyler Morris began playing guitar at the age of ten. Influenced by his father he started playing in blues clubs a year later. He released his debit recording 2015’s “And So It Begins” when he was only fifteen. The next year he followed up […]

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Pokey LaFarge Rock Bottom Rhapsody

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, Indie Rock, making a Scene, pokey lafarge April 28, 2020

Pokey LaFarge Rock Bottom Rhapsody New West Yes, this writer may be a little late to Pokey LaFarge but am attracted to his old school 1950s R&B as done by white artists from the period, mixed in with some bluesy and rockabilly riffs here and there. Echoes of the Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, and others […]

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Leslie Beukelman Golden Daffodil

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene April 24, 2020

Leslie Beukelman Golden Daffodil Woolgathering Golden Daffodil is the first vocal release for bassist/composer Matt Ulery’s Woolgathering Records. We covered Ulery’s most recent release as a leader, Delicate Charms, (a chamber jazz outing which in no way resembles this one) last October on these pages. This is Chicago-based vocalist Leslie Beukelman’s second full-length jazz release […]

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The Nighthawks Tryin’ To Get To You

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd review, indie Blues, making a Scene, the nighthawks April 22, 2020

The Nighthawks Tryin’ To Get To You Eller Soul Records The R n’ B and roots music legends, The Nighthawks, were first formed in 1971. They recorded their debut album in 1974. My favorite recordings of theirs include 1986’s “Hard Living” with Jimmy Thackery; 1996’s “Pain and Paradise”; and 2009’s “American Landscape”. In 2014 they […]

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#Bloomerangs Moments and Fragments

Jim Hynes bloomerangs, cd review, indie, jazz, making a Scene April 16, 2020

#Bloomerangs Moments and Fragments Instru Dash Mental It’s unusual to begin your band name with the pound sign but in this age of text messaging and digital communication perhaps, it’s not odd. (and, for those who file CDs alphabetically like this writer, how do you deal with a #? Suggest you just go to ‘b’). […]

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Brian Dunne Selling Things

Jim Hynes americana, Brian Dunne, cd review, making a Scene April 14, 2020

Brian Dunne Selling Things Self-produced Selling Things is a cathartic project for Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Brian Dunne, drawing on a difficult year spent wrestling with mental health and an existential crisis. Yet, you can right away hear the unbridled passion in Dunne’s expressive voice. He’s got plenty to let go of and he’s determined to make […]

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The Claudettes High Times in the Dark

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd review, indie Blues, making a Scene, the claudettes April 12, 2020

The Claudettes High Times in the Dark Forty Below Records The Claudettes were founded by Brian Berkowitz known professionally as Johnny Iguana. He had previously played organ in the Indie rock band “Oh My God” but is a highly regarded Chicago blues pianist having recorded with Junior Wells, Carey Bell, Lurrie Bell, Matthew Skoller and […]

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The TNEK Jazz Quintet Plays the Music of Sam Jones

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, Sam Jones, TNEK Jazz April 9, 2020

The TNEK Jazz Quintet Plays the Music of Sam Jones TNEK Jazz If you’re familiar with the music of Cannonball and Nat Adderley and their soul-jazz albums from the ‘60s and ‘70s, chances are that you know the bassist/composer Sam Jones. Jazz fans in general are likely familiar with the name as he was a […]

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Laila Biali Out of Dust

Jim Hynes cd review, indie, Laila bailai, making a Scene, out of dust, pop April 6, 2020

Laila Biali Out of Dust Self-released (in U.S.) labels elsewhere We are reminded constantly that some of the best music comes from across our northern border. Just this week we heard again from Canadian genre-defying Basia Bulat, a three-time Polaris Music Prize finalist and three-time Juno Award nominee, who released Are You in Love? This […]

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Chicago Yestet Not There Yet

Jim Hynes cd review, chicago yestet, jazz, making a Scene April 2, 2020

Chicago Yestet Not There Yet Tiddlywinks Music You’ve heard of quartets, quintets, septets and others but this may be the first time you’ve encountered a yestet. This is Chicago’s own acclaimed ensemble, the Chicago Yestet, releasing its third album, Not There Yet. Under the direction of Joel Adams, the 13-piece band presents an engaging, diverse release which addresses […]

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Casey Hensley Good As Gone

Richard Ludmerer blues, casey hensley, cd review, indie Blues, making a Scene March 14, 2020

Casey Hensley Good As Gone Vizztone Label Group California’s Casey Hensley started singing when she was five. Considered a child prodigy she grew up listening to Etta James, Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin. She released her recording debut “Live” featuring guitarist Laura Chavez in 2017. Her drummer was her partner, Evan Caleb Yearsley, […]

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Calle Loiza Jazz Project There Will Never Be Another You

Jim Hynes calle loiza, cd review, jazz, making a Scene February 10, 2020

Calle Loiza Jazz Project There Will Never Be Another You Self-released This one has a rich story. Calle Loiza is the famous street in Santurce, Puerto Rico with a storied history of culture and artistic creativity. The Bomba rhythms are known to have origin near there. Some core members of this group met at a […]

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Lizzie Thomas New Sounds from the Jazz Age

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, lizzie Thomas, making a Scene January 21, 2020

Lizzie Thomas New Sounds from the Jazz Age Self-released Lizzie Thomas is a jazz vocalist in love with The Great American Songbook as are many. Yet, she brings an improvisational take on these songs, never content to just do them the same way. As she says, “I can call a tune for the rest of […]

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Justin Varnes Survival Instinct: The Evilution of the Pack

Jim Hynes cd review, evilution, jazz, Justin Varnes, making a Scene January 20, 2020

Justin Varnes Survival Instinct: The Evilution of the Pack Self-released The title undoubtedly piqued your curiosity and there is no misspelling. Instead drummer and leader Justin Varnes is bringing awareness to one of the root causes of violence; our need to belong to a pack coupled with our need to blindly protect that pack. Thousand […]

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Tom Breiding Love Commits Me Here

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, making a Scene, singer-songwriter January 15, 2020

Tom Breiding Love Commits Me Here AmeriSon Singer-songwriter Tom Breiding writes a specific kind of Americana song, ones devoted to laborers and union workers. Hailing from West Virginia, he has been doing so for his entire career due to his intense connections with union members and groups. Several on Love Commits Me Here highlight his […]

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