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 Karen Marguth has a light voice, agile yet decisive, versatile, precise.

 A truly curious and 'muscular' detail - pieces for voice and double bass only!

Karen Marguth's self-titled album is a remarkable self-produced jazz work showcasing her light, agile voice and virtuosity in vocal improvisation. With a unique ensemble of mostly string instruments and a mandolin featured prominently, the album successfully blends jazz, pop, Latin, and vocalese styles. The review praises her skillful interpretation of both well-known and obscure standards, highlighting her courage and originality. The album is seen as a rare example of contemporary jazz singing mastery. Listen to Karen Marguth's unique jazz vocals and explore this masterful self-produced album blending tradition and innovation.

 'Round 'Bout Now' is one of the most accomplished and original tributes to Miles Davis's music I have ever heard.

 Schuller dedicates his group’s music to the 1968 Davis and his genius, very young drummer at the time Tony Williams, delivering an excellent homage to his style.

George Schuller's 2003 album 'Round 'Bout Now' pays homage to Miles Davis and drummer Tony Williams. It creatively reinterprets Davis's early electric jazz period with original compositions and inspired performances. The album showcases a talented quintet blending acoustic and electric sounds while honoring jazz history. Instrumental solos and ensemble interaction highlight the musicians' deep respect for Davis's pioneering work. Discover the unique blend of jazz homage and innovation in George Schuller's 'Round 'Bout Now'—listen and explore a fresh take on Miles Davis's legacy today!

 Johnny Dyani brought remarkable instrumental skills to the Blue Notes, an original approach, bold, rhythmic, and free to the instrument.

 If you want to start a listening journey of Afro-American music in its phase of overcoming U.S. orthodoxy, this recording and these musicians offer a music of timeless originality.

Johnny Dyani's Song For Biko is a masterful album blending South African folk, free jazz, and global influences. Created in honor of Steve Biko, it captures deep emotion and political significance. The collaboration with Don Cherry and other musicians enriches the powerful tribute. This album stands as a timeless example of jazz's ability to transcend cultural barriers and convey meaningful messages. Explore the rich Afro-jazz fusion of Johnny Dyani’s Song For Biko and experience a timeless tribute to Steve Biko’s legacy.