Tag: John Hebert
Six Picks: January 2014
Happy New Year! My monthly list of recommended CDs, as published in The New York City Jazz Record, January 2014: Marty Ehrlich Large Ensemble, A Trumpet in the Morning (New World) John Hébert Trio, Floodstage (Clean Feed) Gary Husband & Alex Machacek, Now (Abstract Logix) Earl MacDonald, Mirror of the Mind (Death Defying) Now vs. Now, Earth Analog (s/r) Jorn Swart, A
New York @ Night: August 2011
In the August 2011 issue of The New York City Jazz Record: — To this point, guitarist Rez Abbasi has focused overwhelmingly on original material, and although his work could be said to sit within the modernist mainstream of jazz, he’s spent little time in public playing standard tunes. That changed when he appeared in a trio setting with bassist Johannes
The week on disc (84)
And that’ll be my final post of 2010. I hope to make this blog much more active in 2011, so keep your eyes here. In case you missed the last one… Many Arms, Missing Time (Engine) Lucian Ban & John Hébert, Enesco Reimagined (Sunnyside) Barry Romberg’s Random Access, The Gods Must Be Smiling (Romhog) Tony Malaby’s Tamarindo Live (Clean Feed)