JakeChambers

DeRank ™: 5,52

DeAge™ : 6793 days • Here since 4 november 2007

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Joe Zawinul Brown Street

29 may 08

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I, with those who steal my reviews of "Night Passage", won't talk to them! ;-)

Seatrain Sea Train

29 may 08

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But how much do you write? ;-)

Frank Wright Unity

28 may 08

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I always approach free jazz with a lot of caution (except for Ornette Coleman, whom I adore), but I want to give this a try. The review is a blast.

John Lennon & Yoko Ono Wedding Album

25 may 08

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Well, what else is there to add?... Good job.

Martin Scorsese Re per una notte

25 may 08

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Yes, yes, YES.

Donald Fagen The New York Rock and Soul Revue

24 may 08

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I quote a lot, and therefore by the transitive property of the transitive property, I quote myself. ;-)

Purpulan is probably referring to his brother Charlie Palmieri, who is also a pianist, organist, and tatierista. As for the term "azzimato," the dictionary tells me it means "dressed with excessive refinement." Well, that depends on what one means by "refinement," anyway... Who knows. ;-)

Ralph Towner & Gary Burton Matchbook

24 may 08

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Count, as you know, Towner before starting his solo career and forming Oregon, played in the Paul Winter Consort. A record by this group, "Road," was taken into orbit by the astronauts of the Apollo 15 mission, who named two craters on the moon after two tracks from the album composed by Ralph Towner: "Icarus" and "Ghost Beads."

Pino Daniele Ricomincio da 30

24 may 08

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Pino Daniele is a guitarist and a musician with serious skills. Sometimes, though, he tends to be a bit too commercial.

Eddie Palmieri Palmas

24 may 08

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@ajeje: beautiful link. The CD I reviewed diverges a bit from Palmieri's production, primarily because it is completely instrumental, and also because it features long solos from American jazz musicians. This makes the album closer to the works of the fusion between jazz and Latin music carried out by Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie in their heyday. Thanks to all the commentators.