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Cécile McLorin Salvant. WOMAN CHILD, reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
Cécile McLorin Salvant. WOMAN CHILD. JustinTime. W What a voice! Range goes low and dusky to high, thin and sweet, all without effort and always trailing a tender vibrato. Her timbre goes from clear glass through whisper and down to … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Diehl, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Herlin Riley, Rodney Whittaker
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Joe Alterman’s CD “Give Me The Simple Life” reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
Joe Alterman. Give Me The Simple Life. Miles High Records. Cards on the table—I liked this album at first hearing, and I still like it after some study, but with a few reservations. The set-list is straight ahead mainstream jazz, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmad Jamal, Give Me the Simple Life, Herlin Riley, Houston Person, James Cammack, Joe Alterman
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Ahmad Jamal BLUE MOON. CD review by Stanley Fefferman
Ahmad Jamal. BLUE MOON. JazzVillage. His arrangements are about rhythm. His melodies move as rhythms, reveal themselves by the ways he shows they can move. Out of the ‘who’ of the melody we learn to know the rhythmic ‘what’. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmad Jamal, Blue Moon, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Herlin Riley, Laura, Manolo Badrena, Reginald Veal
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