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The Great Divide.

2007-04-08 16:25:00 by Chris Rich in Brilliant Corners, a Boston Jazz Blog.
 
...deft stabs rising through 2. Forests A run of long Siwula tones set against William Buchanan hat work launches Forest. Eric drops ringing clusters separated by spaciousness and Glynis bends tones and rubs creaking sheets augmented with percussive clickery from cello and horn.Soon the entire Buchanan kit works its way around the ensemble...
 
 
 
 
 
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Over the Weekend...Red Orange Yellow, Michael Trundle, Autokinoton and the Swayback @ Bluebird Theater

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2008-04-07 08:27:57 by HASH0x8473a74 in Backbeat Online
...deft finger-tapped leads that added an organic urgency to ROYs aggressive, angular compositions. The highlight was still Shirley, whose effortless acrobatics behind the kit provided not only the visual focus, but also much of the structure, energy and momentum of the bands set While the next band prepared, Michael Trundle hopped onstage to...
 
 
 
 
 
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Bobby Naughton, Mallet Master.

2007-04-14 14:31:00 by Chris Rich in Brilliant Corners, a Boston Jazz Blog.
 
...deft switches from short legato phrase segments to his more challenging precision of tight tiny tones wrapped in equally tiny silences. Randy wraps it in well fit brush work subtleties and Joe Fonda rises from the ensemble texture toward the last third with a bracing pattern of ear opening double stop plucks contrasted by fleet note runs also...
 
 
 
 
 
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Urgent Exuberance.

2007-03-23 07:27:00 by Chris Rich in Brilliant Corners, a Boston Jazz Blog.
 
...deftly shaped with a fleet ear to timbre variety Timo Shanko introduces his fluttering rumble shuddering that at times convinces the bass it's a sitar while getting a rubbery flexibility that hangs in the higher register only to swoop to sudden lows as an accent and contrast. Mr. Django frames it all with deft snare and hat texture 2.Throne...
 
 
 
 
 
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The End of CD's and Labels.

2007-03-24 12:28:00 by Chris Rich in Brilliant Corners, a Boston Jazz Blog.
 
...deft use of new capabilities like production on demand so a small label or artist doesn't have a bunch of stuff sitting around. Micheal Cuscuna supposedly does just that with his Mosaic label I have an engineer friend who suggests that industry standard production gear is expensive but essential as mere burned disc wav files using Staples...
 
 
 
 
 
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Anthony Hamilton - Comin' From Where I'm From (2003)

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2007-04-03 15:04:00 by |RoB-JaY| in Good Music Inc.
...deft combination of world-weary fighter and sensitive poet plays out with both hardcore realism as on "Mama Knew Love," where he sings, "Mama knew love like the back streets/Used to wipe pee just to make the ends meet," and then urban humor on "Cornbread, Fish & Collard Greens," in which he wryly proclaims, "If you want it (I can rock your...
 
 
 
 
 
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Peace Orchestra "Peace Orchestra"

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2007-11-23 17:41:00 by hedgehog in Sonic Process
...deft touch into something that was often times more interesting than the original. Those wondering what the duo could do without the starting points of other music need wait no longer, as the Peace Orchestra is a fully-realized effort and a great one at that Sounding something like you might expect from one half of the above mentioned duo,...
 
 
 
 
 
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Little keen men

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2007-12-07 01:28:00 by The Pop Cop in The Pop Cop - on the beat of the Scottish indie music scene.
...deft ability to craft dreamy pop songs filled with imagination and absent of contrivance. And The Little Ones are obviously doing something right if they're being compared to The Beach Boys and The Shins There's nothing more satisfying than the sight of a band clearly enjoying their job on stage and watching these guys, who are every bit as...
 
 
 
 
 
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Top sounds from '07

2007-12-28 14:33:38 by admin in blog.mp3adrenalin.com
 
...deft and sophisticated as the music smoothly blends organic and quirky electronic instrumentation. Its an assured, stylish record that uses the city of New York as a deep character study. The idea may sound a little passe, but Vega makes it work. Ludlow Street, dedicated to the memory of Vegas brother, Tom, is especially moving. But the...
 
 
 
 
 
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Chico Hamilton... New York Art Quartet... Evan Parker... Albert Ayler... Mississippi Fred McDowell