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  • Peter Lehel "Lyrical Album"
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    Lehel/Olah/Schulz – Lyrical Album

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/08/2016

    German saxophonist Peter Lehel has teamed up with Hungarian pianist Kálmán Oláh and bassist Mini Schulz for his “Lyrical Album”, a trio project where both Lehel and Oláh wrote and arranged all the pieces, from the chambermusic-like, almost 15 minutes long opening piece “Bartok Impressions” to the two-part “Hungarian Research” with its eerie, nocturnal sojourn….

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  • Palatia Jazz 2016
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    Palatia Jazz Announces 2016 Programme

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/07/201603/07/2016

    For the 20th anniversary, this fine festival in the beautiful Pfalz region once again combines spectacular concert locations with the finest quality wines. Before each concert, there will be the Jazzkulinarium where each guest will get a sample of what the region has to offer. The festival starts on June 25th with the L’Orchestre des…

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  • Ed Cherry "Soul Tree"
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    Ed Cherry – Soul Tree

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/03/2016

    Guitarist Ed Cherry, who played in Dizzy Gillespie‘s band for 15 years and also worked with Dakota Staton, Kenny Burrell, Roy Hargrove, Ruth Brown, and Steve Coleman, among many others, has released a funky and grooving new album called “Soul Tree” with Kyle Koehler on organ and Anwar Marshall on drums. Ed starts his 10-song collection with…

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  • Anat Fort Trio "Birdwatching"
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    Anat Fort Is Bird-Watching On Her New Album

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/03/2016

    “When I listened to the finished master, I knew it had to do with the movement of birds, and with watching, listening, waiting”, says Israeli pianist Anat Fort about the title of her new album “Birdwatching”, which she recorded with her trio that is Gary Wang (bass) and Roland Schneider (drums). She also added Italian…

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  • Logan Richardson "SHIFT"
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    Logan Richardson – SHIFT

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/02/2016

    Alto saxophonist, composer, and producer Logan Richardson has just released his Blue Note debut album called “SHIFT”. Logan played on the Next Collective’s album “Cover Art” in 2013 and also played and recorded with numerous others, like Billy Hart, Jason Moran, Joe Chambers, and Nasheet Waits. Heavily featured on the album is guitarist Pat Metheny…

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  • Letizia Gambi "Blue Monday"
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    Letizia Gambi – Blue Monday

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/01/2016

    Naples-born singer Letizia Gambi released her first album in 2012 with producer Lenny White and with players like Patrice Rushen, Chick Corea, Ron Carter, and Gil Goldstein. Now she is back with her sophomore album “Blue Monday”, again produced by the legendary drummer and with more high-class accompanists such as Carter, Goldstein, Helen Sung, Donald Vega,…

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  • Hidden Jazz Quartett "Raw And Cooked"
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    Hidden Jazz Quartett – Raw And Cooked

    ByMatthias Kirsch 03/01/2016

    Singer Bajka opens this R&B- and Soul-induced new album by German Hidden Jazz Quartett with an Erykah Badu-styled, alluring “Luvlite” which also features a cool baritone sax, played by Stephan Abel. The production throughout the album is crisp and clear and, yes, raw. And British soul icon Omar graces the pretty jazzy and hip “High…

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  • Bruce Torff "Down The Line"
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    Bruce Torff – Down The Line

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/29/2016

    Chicago-born composer and keyboardist Bruce Torff (brother of bassist Brian Torff) follows his 2013 album “Look Again” with “Down The Line”, a highly enjoyable and versatile recording with a stellar cast of players and some well-rounded and honed compositions. The main featured instrumentalist here is Joel Frahm on sax who graces the 11 tracks with…

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  • Gerard Presencer "Groove Travels"
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    Gerard Presencer – Groove Travels

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/29/2016

    One of the most important trumpeters on the European scene, Gerard Presencer, at age 18, played the trumpet on US3’s groundbreaking success record “Cantaloop”, the remake of Herbie Hancock’s “Cantaloupe Island”. Since then, he has released several records, one of which is the 2003 release “Chasing Reality” on ACT Music. Gerard has also played with Charlie Watts…

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  • Gina Ball, Blue
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    Gina Waiting For Spring

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/27/2016

    So it seems that we won’t get any more serious winter days this season since the molehills in the gardens are too high already. Don’t quote me – quote our farmer friend. Gina can’t wait until the garden season starts again – she is already practicing her ball techniques as you can see here.  

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