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On Tuesday the pianist Steve Kuhn dipped into a kind of free improvisation that’s not completely native to his band and did it well.
Seabrook Power Plant began and ended its set on Tuesday at Zebulon, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with a grimly combative clamor.
When it’s time for the jazz singer Sheila Jordan to work on arrangements, she heads to Middleburgh, N.Y.
Tradition is of considerable use to Hiromi, but mainly as a springboard; she’s always poised to jackknife through the stratosphere.
Having five albums to her name is a sure testament to Grace Kelly’s preternatural skill, but it also possibly indicates a discomforting order of priorities.
Nearly all jazz balances improvisation against composition, but a band like Floriculture makes you realize how many degrees there are of striking that balance.
A subdued Diana Krall held forth on Tuesday at Carnegie Hall, where she gave the first of two concerts with a 41-piece orchestra, augmented by a jazz trio.
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JAHnessa
I listened to your entire playlist twice today, all the way through. It's absolutely beautiful, inventive, and the production quality is excellent. I play with musicians that are marvelous, veteran musicians, so I am used to the very best...and you are IT, man! I'm thrilled and honored that you've contacted me to be your Friend. I'm your FAN, too!!
DO you every come to San Francisco? I'd love to come see you perform.
The sax player is great, too, I'm digging his tone especially as well as the musicality.
If you are interested in hearing my group, I've got some nice cuts on my playlist on my page.
"Sea Journey" by Chick Corea features Jeff Kashiwa of the Rippingtons on sax...we do a vocal/sax duet, the band is awesome on that song. And you can hear my fabulous pianist, Jonathan Alford on all of the songs. He really shines on "I Only Have Eyes For You," as he's a really fabulous Latin player. Classically trained, like you, he's brilliant...like you!
Congratulations on your wonderful music, your career, and thanks for sharing your gift with all of us!
Love and Peace thru Music
elaine lucia
MySpace.com - Martin Clay - Vancouver, CA - Nu-Jazz / Lounge / Down-tempo - www.myspace.com/playwithclayproductions
Cheers,
martin
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