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| Tony Pancella and Larry Willis: Alter Ego |
| All About Jazz describes: "This set seems to be a hymn to the rhapsodic as two virtuosos play a handful of tunes that lend themselves to lush, melodic interplay..." This album pairs two legendary Fazioli pianos with two extraordinary pianists and, between them, a breathtaking singleness of groove and invention. |
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| Walter Davis Jr.: In Walked Thelonious |
| Musician says this CD "evidences the elusive rhythmic subtlety, spare pianistic understatement, emotional weight and giddy melodic twists that elude most of today's virtuosos..." CD Review says, "4 Stars...this album is a legacy." According to Down Beat: "...remarkably original and powerful. 4 ½ Stars." |
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| Chris Anderson: Love Locked Out |
| Chris’ most famous student, Herbie Hancock, testifies: “Chris Anderson is a master of harmony and sensitivity…After hearing him play just once, I begged him to let me study with him…” His sound is utterly unique. “Imagine the lushness of Ellington, the off-centered cadences of Monk, and the harmonic inventiveness of Debussy mixed with a potent scent of the blues,” according to Fred Kaplan. |
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| Gerard D'Angelo Trio: Not What My Hands Have Done |
| Gerard locks effortlessly with his trio mates, Jay Anderson and Jeff Hirschfield. They’re one of the classic bass-drum duos in jazz, recorded on a hundred plus discs. As for Gerard, jazz greats like Nat Adderly, Zoot Sims, Mel Lewis and Red Rodney all loved his selfless accompaniment and his endlessly enchanting, melodic solos. |
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| Paul Murphy and Larry Willis: The Powers Of Two, Volume 2 |
| Paul Murphy, the legendary Jimmy Lyons, blazingly fast drummer, inspired this history-making session-and inspired depths in Larry Willis' piano you'll hear nowhere else. The music on Volume 1 focused on the boundary between jazz and classical. Volume 2 is all about melody and swinging and breathtaking drama of two masters composing with one mind. Fred Kaplan picked The Powers Of Two as one of his "Ten Best of The Year", and Volume 2 is even better! |
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| Larry Willis and Paul Murphy: The Powers Of Two |
| With only piano and drums, Larry and Paul break through to a breathtaking new place in music, a space where classical and improv and jazz become indistinguishable. Both volumes offer staggeringly lifelike recordings, so much so Fred Kaplan picked "The Powers of Two" as one of his "Ten Best of the Year". |
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| Consuela Lee: Piano Voices |
| If you’re a fan of piano greats like Mary Lou Williams, Dorothy Donegan, Art Tatum and
Chris Anderson, Consuela’ll be right up your alley. With her drummer, Sangoma Everett,
she does Ellington, Waller, Kern and Berlin to pianistic perfection—and writes ensnaring
originals. |
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| Rebecca Kane Sextet: A Deeper Well |
| “Kane’s penmanship…and her piano work is very subtle…a little gem,” as seen by JazzTimes. Rebecca is a multi-hued pianist and composer, ranging from bittersweet ballads to sly Latin toe-tappers. Down Beat loves her “…interesting shifts in mood and tempo…penchant for slowly unfolding melodies…bright, rippling solos.” |
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