jazz

Garaj Mahal: Blueberry Cave

Susan J Weiand April 10, 2006 No Comments

Sage: Up From Below

Kenny Bohlin April 5, 2006 No Comments

This four piece band from New Jersey has produced a high impact album, full of hard driving rock and roll, right alongside ambient jams and funky jazz numbers.

Benevento-Russo Duo: Beyond The Sun (Joe Russo Interview)

Joe Adler March 20, 2006 No Comments

Jazz Mandolin Project: Taking On Tolstoy (Jamie Masefield Interview)

Joe Adler March 2, 2006 No Comments

Jamie Masefield is taking a significant departure from past efforts. On two evenings this April, he’ll orchestrate his first long piece of program music as a composer, and include literature and film to interpret Tolstoy

The Headhunters : Club Metronome – Burlington, VT 1/20/2006

Joe Adler January 26, 2006 No Comments

hile it was not a perfect show, The Headhunters performance on this night was raw and to the point. With the addition of George Porter to this group and the super sized keyboard skills of Jerry Z, the Headhunter’s legend is surely kept alive.

Tribeca: Incident at the Metropolis

William Ruben Helms December 15, 2005 No Comments

In the case of Tribeca, their debut album is extremely problematic because it accomplishes a rare feat

Vorcza: Corner Of The Morning

Joe Adler December 8, 2005 No Comments

Stepping forward from their all instrumental debut Maximalist, Burlington, Vermont

Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: The Sameness of Difference

Jake Krolick December 7, 2005 No Comments

JFJO enters an area that they previously let lay untouched. They stray away from their wild unruly live performances and move to a cohesion and maturity as a band. They bring highs to jazz that are virtually unheard of today while continuing to weave together solid song basses. The Sameness of Difference is filled with obvious stand outs.