Downbeat Magazine – September 2022 Issue Reviews: Grant Stewart – The Lighting Of The Lamps (Cellar Music Group) Aaron Seeber – First Move (Cellar Music Group) Feature: Jonathan Barber – … Read More
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NEW YORK CITY JAZZ RECORD: MAY 2022
New York City Jazz Record, May 2022 Vox News article, mention of Kristen Lee Sergeant’s Falling – Page 11 Review by Russ Musto – Alex ‘Apolo’ Ayala – Bámbula – … Read More
REVIEW: Cory Weeds’ ‘What Is There To Say?’ – Jazziz
by Scott Yanow, Jazziz “What Is There To Say? features Weeds with strings. Phil Dwyer, who is also quite a skilled tenor saxophonist, is heard on piano and provides the … Read More
REVIEW: Kirk Lightsey’s ‘I Will Never Stop Loving You’ – Downbeat
by Scott Yanow, Downbeat “Pianist Kirk Lightsey, who has been based in Paris since 2000, first recorded in 1962 with George Bohanon, played with Chet Baker in 1965, and toured … Read More
REVIEWS: Lorne Lofksy’s ‘This Song Is New’ and Jihye Lee’s ‘Daring Mind’ – LA Jazz Scene
by Scott Yanow, LA Jazz Scene Read both reviews in full here.
NEW YORK CITY JAZZ RECORD: Alex Conde, Samara Joy, Generations Quartet, Charnett Moffett & Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol Featured in July 2021 Issue
Reviews by Alex Henderson, Scott Yanow, Jim Motavalli Feature by Suzanne Lorge Several LLP artists were reviewed and featured in the most recent July 2021 issue of The New York … Read More
REVIEW: The Complete Louis Armstrong Columbia and RCA Victor Studio Sessions 1946-1966 – THE SYNCOPATED TIMES
By Scott Yanow, The Syncopated Times Louis Armstrong entered a new and lucrative phase of his career in 1947 when he broke up his big band and formed his All-Stars. … Read More
REVIEWS: Time OutTakes Reviewed by All About Jazz, Toledo Blade, and more
Dave Brubeck’s most recent release “Time OutTakes,” the first release of the family’s record label Brubeck Editions, is a record of previously unreleased out takes from The Dave Brubeck Quartet’s … Read More
REVIEW: Rachel Therrien “VENA” Reviewed on L.A Jazz Scene
By Scott Yanow, L.A. Jazz Scene Rachel Therrien is an excellent modern jazz trumpeter from Canada. Her inside/outside playing and ability to jump into the upper register on a moment’s … Read More
REVIEW: Rachel Therrien “Vena” Reviewed on L.A. Jazz Scene
By Scott Yanow, L.A. Jazz Scene Rachel Therrien is an excellent modern jazz trumpeter from Canada. Her inside/outside playing and ability to jump into the upper register on a moment’s … Read More