Steve Wilson - Passages (2000)

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Hans Ulrik - Blue and Purple (2004)

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David Liebman - Colors

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Buyu Ambroise - Blues in Red (2004)

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Eric Alexander - Alexander The Great (1999)

Musicians:
Eric Alexander - Tenor saxophone
Charles Earland - Hammond B-3 organ
Peter Bernstein - Guitar
Joe Farnsworth - Drums
Jim Rotondi - Trumpet

Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on May 8, 1997

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Tim Armacost - Brightly Dark (2003)

Brightly Dark

Musicians:
Tim Armacost - Tenor & Soprano sax
Bruce Barth - Piano
Ray Drummond - Bass
Billy Hart - Drums

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Steve Nelson Quintet - Live Session 2 (1989)

Personnel:
Steve Nelson - Vibes
Bobby Watson - Alto sax
Donald Brow - Piano
Curtis Lundy - Bass
Victor Lewis - Drums

Recorded live at the Acireale Jazz Festival, Italy on July 1989.

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Gemini Soul - The Nefertiti Xperience (2008)

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Hod O'Brien - Blues Alley 1st set (2004)

Widely known and appreciated in Europe, Hod O’Brien, a straight-ahead bebop pianist, had been one of the best kept secrets on the US Jazz scene. Here he delights the audience with this live trio performance with bassist Ray Drummond and drummer Kenny Washington. Originally planning to record only one CD, he ended up recording enough material to fill two CDs during two his performances at Blues Alley in Washington, D.C. on July 6th and 7th, 2004. This is the first set.

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Orange Then Blue - Where Were You ? (1989)

" On its first “live” recording, Boston’s most acclaimed little big band shows off the energy and groove that had made them local heroes. Joined by tenor sax late great George Adams, Orange Then Blue burns its way through over 70 minutes of music chosen from recent club and concert dates and recorded digitally.
Where Were You? features music of Charles Mingus, Paul Motian, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk (including the “scary” version of “Friday the Thirteenth“) and George Garzone."

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Géraldine Laurent - Time Out Trio (2007)

"French Jazz saxophonist and composer Geraldine Laurent began her studies on piano but switched to saxophone around at 13. After receiving her jazz D.E.M. diploma and master's in musicology, she began performing with her own group as well as a wide array of musicians. Formidable, as her compatriots would say. Time Out Trio, her debut album, introduces a bare knuckle force, well-versed in the jazz tradition but not afraid to put her own abandoned spin on it by among others reinventing the standards and hidden masterpieces by Charles Mingus, Ornette Coleman and Wayne Shorter .... "

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Jerry Weldon - Well-Done! (2008)

New York tenor man Jerry Weldon is featured in his second live recording at SMOKE along with Kyle Koehler at the Hammond Organ and Jason Brown on Drums.

Jerry Weldon

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Michel Bisceglia - Inner You (2007)

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Erik Friedlander - Quake (2006)

Personnel:
Erik Friedlander (cello)
Andy Laster (alto saxophone)
Stomu Takeishi (bass)
Satoshi Takeishi (percussion).

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Blue Notables Vol.12 - Six Vital Organs (1996)

A six tracks sampler of six hammond players: Jimmy Smith, Jack McDuff, Larry Young, Jimmy McGriff, Big John Patton and Baby Face Willette.

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Randy Halberstadt - Parallel Tracks (2004)

Personnel:
Randy Halberstadt (piano)
Jeff Johnson (double bass)
Gary Hobbs (drums).

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Peter Epstein/Brad Shepik/Matt Kilmer - Lingua Franca (2005)

A terific album from 2005. It was recorded live with no overdubs nor anything else by alto/soprano saxophonist Peter Epstein, guitarist Brad Shepik and percussionist Matt Kilmer. Here's a review by Mr. Scott Yanow:
" ... This unusual trio, comprised of altoist Peter Epstein (occasionally doubling on soprano), guitarist Brad Shepik, and percussionist Matt Kilmer, works quite well, sounding very complete. Epstein is generally melodic, Shepik's versatility and wide range of sounds are major assets, and Kilmer keeps the backgrounds colorful. Some of the playing hints at world music and one number has a reggae rhythm, but the music overall is modern post-bop jazz, with each of the musicians being of equal importance. There are no dull or predictable moments along the way and this sparse format brings out the best in all three players ..."

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Don Braden - The New Hang (2004)

Personnel:
Don Braden (tenor saxophone)
Conrad Herwig (trombone)
Kyle Koehler (organ)
Cecil Brooks III (drums).


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Dave Stryker - Blue to the Bone III (2002)

" ... Guitarist Dave Stryker has always been the featured sideman for such artists as Stanley Turrentine, Jack McDuff, and Kevin Mahogany. Grew up in Omaha, Nebraska, moved to New York City in 1980, and joined organist Jack McDuff’s group, travelling all over the U.S. for two years (1984-85). From 1986 to 1995, and 1998-2000 Stryker played with tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine, performing at all the major festivals, concert halls, and clubs throughout the world. To date he has 21 albums as a leader. His Blue to the Bone Band, ongoing since 1996, features three other rhythm players and four horns. Compared to his other projects, the band was established to showcase his blues side and it covers the jazzier realm of the blues. "

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Joey DeFrancesco - Plays Sinatra His Way (2004)

" ... Joey DeFrancesco plays nine well-known standards on this date, some of which are more closely associated with Sinatra than others. Actually, the Sinatra connection is basically irrelevant, for DeFrancesco swings in his usual fashion. Teamed with tenor saxophonist Houston Person (who is up for the challenge), guitarist Melvin Sparks, and drummer Byron Landham, DeFrancesco rips through a very uptempo version of "Pennies from Heaven," adds soul to "Teach Me Tonight," cooks on "What Now My Love," is relatively relaxed on "Don't Worry 'Bout Me," and duets with Person on a sensitive version of "Angel Eyes." As usual on a Joey DeFrancesco date,everything works." (Scott Yanow- AMG)

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