Summer reruns — Something Else! Interview: Tony Joe White
As the disc turns, that groove grows darker, as moist as the earth below our feet. Then White, he grunts. Uhhngh.
As the disc turns, that groove grows darker, as moist as the earth below our feet. Then White, he grunts. Uhhngh.
by Tom Johnson Spinning up Mercurial was like jumping in a time machine set for somewhere around 60-75 years ago. The Asylum Street Spankers bravely blazed their own trail far outside of mainstream music, offering pre-Charlie Parker swing jazz and jump-blues that once kept the flappers cavorting across dancefloors all night long.
by Mark Saleski No fireworks here, just some very heartfelt jazz trio music lead by Israeli pianist Ari Erev. With a mix of original compositions, Israeli songs, and selected standards (including a beautiful “Turn Out The Stars” as program closer), Erev succeeds in displaying his love of this music. ‘Half Notes’ are quick-take thoughts on music from Something Else! Reviews, [...]
Taking in the first solo steps by a budding jazz talent is usually an excursion into a fresh new discovery. Most of time, these performances are polished and if there’s originals, they can be surprisingly well developed
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