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Soundscapes
Cold Faded
New York Osaka Junction
Tadd's All Folks
Everything Happens
From Darkness
Semantics
NightQuest
COMPLETE PLUGGED NICKEL LIVE 1965
Bullish
Midnight Sun
My Romance
Knowinglee
Rite Notes
HERB GELLER QUARTET
Songs We Love
Rhythm and Blues of the 20s
SUNDAY MORNING JAZZ (1950-1959)
Montmartre 73
trioTrio meets Sheila Jordan
Staycation: A Family Affair
Yuko Mabuchi Plays Miles Davis
Yuko Mabuchi Trio thrills audiences with every concert. Her January performance opening for Branford Marsalis in the 1,800 seat Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall whet international jazz appetites. She next headlined the Arlington Jazz Festival in Texas, and Yuko Mabuchi Trio performed in Blues Alley in April as part of the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D. C. European and Asian stages beckon. Yuko s debut recording on Yarlung, "Yuko Mabuchi Trio," was a top seller in the Yarlung catalog last year, in all formats. Yuko deserves this success. "The Absolute Sound" published a rave review of her Segerstrom concert. Elaborating further, Rick Brown writes in Yarlung News Yuko Mabuchi combines sexy athleticism at the piano with serious musical poetry. The young fans in the house responded to both with great enthusiasm. So did audience members in their 70s and 80s. This was a fast up tempo set resulting in thunderous applause with audience members yelling and stamping their feet for the standing ovation at the end.... I recognized some audience members who had driven from San Francisco or flown in from Hong Kong and different parts of the country for the event....
Laplante: The Golden Lock
Blumer: Anklam
Dedication II / Moises P. Sánchez
His new album "Dedication II" is an expansive affair (nine long songs provide a playing time of 73 minutes) and covers a lot of musical landscapes. Chick Corea once said that he made music to make people happy, and Moises P. Sanchez can certainly concur with this viewpoint. And "Dedication II" – the first "Dedication" album was released with the same line-up – is a bit reminiscent of the music of Chick Corea, who was open to the most diverse influences.
