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STEVE LEHMAN:
In the Tradition
Saxophonist Steve Lehman is well known for his fierce intelligence as a composer and player. His albums including Travail, Transformation, and Flow are among the most forward looking in jazz, marked by bold concepts and rigorous methodology, offering inventive ways to… Continue reading
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Category Steve Lehman
Tags Bud Powell, Damion Reid, David Virelles, Donald Byrd, Duke Pearson, Eric Dolphy, Jackie McLean, James Hurt, John Coltrane, John Hebert, Louis Armstrong, Mark Dresser, Matt Brewer, Nasheet Waits, Pheeroan akLaff, Pi Recordings, Steve Lehman, Vijay Iyer
FMP Archive Edition: Cecil Taylor’s “Almeda (To Matie)”
Almeda (To Matie) by CECIL TAYLOR In the past, we’ve been proud to make available FMP titles that have languished out-of-print for many decades. But now FMP is going a step further – digging into their vaults to release exceptional… Continue reading
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Category Cecil Taylor, commerce, FMP
Tags Cecil Taylor, Craig Taborn, FMP, Vijay Iyer
D:O’s Fave Jazz Jamz of 2009
CRY OUT Darius Jones Trio Man’ish Boy (A Raw and Beautiful Thing) AUM Fidelity : 2009 DJ, alto sax; Cooper-Moore, piano, Rakalam Bob Moses, drums. You know what you need? Another freakin top ten list, that’s what. While we don’t… Continue reading
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Category Darius Jones, lists
Tags Arve Henriksen, Bad Plus, Ben Perowksy, Bill Dixon, Chad Taylor, Craig Taborn, Darcy James Argue, Darius Jones, Dave Douglas, David S. Ware, Fantastic Merlins, Gerald Cleaver, Heliocentrics, Henry Threadgill, Jack DeJohnette, Joe Morris, John Zorn, Linda Oh, Mike Reed, Mulatu Astatke, Steve Lehman, Talibam!, Tyshawn Sorey, Vijay Iyer, Wadada Leo Smith, William Parker
EXCLUSIVE LIVE TRACKS FROM VIJAY IYER TRIO
CARDIO – LIVE QUESTIONS OF AGENCY – LIVE Vijay Iyer Trio [ exclusive to D:O ] : 2009 VI, piano; Stephan Crump, bass; Marcus Gilmore, drums. We’re incredibly pleased to have longtime friend of the site Vijay Iyer back for… Continue reading
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Category guest posts, Vijay Iyer
Tags Andrew Hill, Anish Kapoor, Henry Threadgill, Historicity, James Brown, Julius Hemphill, M.I.A., Marcus Gilmore, Roscoe Mitchell, Stephan Crump, Stevie Wonder, Vijay Iyer
Many Doors, Many Mansions
EARTH SONG SOUND IT OUT Jason Moran Black Stars Blue Note : 2001 JM, piano; Sam Rivers, tenor sax, flute; Tarus Mateen, bass; Nasheet Waits, drums. As an antidote to the recent strain of Jazz is Dead discussions, NPR’s A… Continue reading
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Category 2000s, Jason Moran, Sam Rivers
Tags Arve Henriksen, Ben Perowsky, Craig Taborn, Darcy James Argue, David Torn, Do Say Make Think, Hilmar Jensson, Jason Moran, Jim Black, John Zorn, Marc Ducret, Maria Schneider, Mary Halvorsen, Masada, Matthew Shipp, Nasheet Waits, Nels Cline, Ornette Coleman, Sam Rivers, Supersilent, Tarus Mateen, Taylor Ho Bynum, The Thing, Tim Berne, Vijay Iyer, Warren Smith, William Parker, Zooid
The Kids Are Alright
UNIVERSAL CONSCIOUSNESS OH ALLAH Alice Coltrane Universal Consciousness Impulse : 1971 AC, organ and harp; Leroy Jenkins, violin; John Blair, violin; Julius Brand, violin; Joan Kalisch, violin; Jimmy Garrison, bass; Jack DeJohnette, drums. String arrangements by AC; transcription by Ornette… Continue reading
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Category Alice Coltrane
Tags Alice Coltrane, Jack DeJohnette, Jimmy Garrison, Joan Kalisch, Julian Priester, Julius Brand, Leroy Jenkins, OM, Ornette Coleman, Radiohead, SUNN O))), Terry Teachout, Vijay Iyer
An Indiosyncratic Introduction to Indian Music
We’re incredibly pleased to offer this guest post by saxophonist and composer Rudresh Mahanthappa. It offers insight into Rudresh’s own art, while also serving as a terrific primer on Indian music. For those – like us – who have been curious… Continue reading
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Category guest posts, Rudresh Mahanthappa
Tags Bhanjan, Bismillah Khan, Emani Sankara Sastry, Indo-Pak Coalition, Kadri Gopalnath, Kannada Audio, Karkurichi Arunachalam, Parween Sultana, Ravi Shankar, Raw Materials, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Steve Coleman, Trichy Sankaran, Vijay Iyer
