Jordan Richardson Writer Profile - Page 45

Jordan Richardson is a Canadian freelance writer and maple syrup enthusiast. His film reviews can be found at the Canadian Cinephile's Reviews and his music reviews are located at the Canadian Audiophile's Reviews and News. Mr. Richardson's favourite ice cream flavour is chocolate chip mint.

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• jeff hamilton
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• soldiers of conscience
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• tamir hendelman
• the jeff hamilton trio

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75 Music Review: Mariah Carey - E=MC2
A funny thing happens at the beginning of Mariah Carey’s latest album.

Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on May 01, 2008
74 Music Review: The Jealous Girlfriends - The Jealous Girlfriends
The best advice I can give anyone wanting to stay ahead of the musical curve is to pick up this self-titled scorcher.

Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 30, 2008
73 Music Review: Temposhark - The Invisible Line
Would the blot of over hyped propaganda leave me feeling soured towards this electro-rock duo or would the pair’s debut match the kerfuffle?

Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 29, 2008
72 Music DVD Review: The Girl Done Good: A Documentary Review (Amy Winehouse)
What kind of fuckery is this? Find out.

Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 29, 2008
71 DVD Review: The BBC Natural History Collection
This is the ideal gift for the nature lover in your family and the perfect package for anyone with a passion for this fascinating world.

Review in Video — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 28, 2008
70 DVD Review: Sharkwater
When we first find Stewart, he’s holding a shark in a loving embrace and it appears as though the shark would rather be just about anywhere else.

Review in Video — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 25, 2008
69 Music Review: American Music Club - The Golden Age
The gentleness and affection in the music leaves a striking reflection, deepening the darkness of the water only enough to just see daylight.

Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 25, 2008
68 Music Review: Nat King Cole - Top Pops (Reissue)
The reissue from Collector’s Choice dependably maintains the uprightness of the original recording.

Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 24, 2008
67 Music Review: Ashlee Simpson - Bittersweet World
Sure, we all know she committed a cardinal music sin and should never be heard from or seen again.

Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 23, 2008
66 DVD Review: Echo and Other Elephants
Proceed with caution, but don’t be afraid to take on this stunning collection.

Review in Video — by Jordan Richardson — on Apr 22, 2008