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Music Review: Christine Jensen Jazz Orchestra – ‘Habitat’
This is an outfit with an orchestral sound second to none.
Read More »Music Review: ES2 – ‘AlgoRhythms’
'AlgoRhythms' is a solid piece of work, the kind of album that deserves some attention.
Read More »Music Review: Thom Douvan – ‘Brother Brother’
Soul is the essence of 'Brother Brother.'
Read More »Music Reviews: Noshir Mody – ‘Stories From the Years of Living Passionately,’ Antonio Adolpho – ‘Rio, Choro, Jazz’
Two fine new albums show the worldwide possibilities of jazz.
Read More »Music Review: Bill Cote with The Tamir Hendelman Trio – ‘Where Do You Start’
Heartfelt performances of fine songs—this is a combination that’s hard to beat.
Read More »Music Review: Curtis Stigers – ‘Hooray for Love’
A classy, understated new album from the jazz singer mixes standards with original tunes that fit right in with them.
Read More »Music Review: Ted Rosenthal Trio – ‘Rhapsody in Gershwin’
'Rhapsody in Gershwin' is small ensemble jazz at its transformative best.
Read More »Music Review: Nils Landgren – ‘Eternal Beauty’
Mellow jazz from the man with the red horn scores big in Europe.
Read More »Music Blu-ray Review: Joni Mitchell – ‘Woman of Heart and Mind’ & ‘Painting with Words and Music’
The two Blu-ray discs in this set present a perfect picture of Mitchell's life and music for old fans and new.
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