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Monthly Archive for October, 2007
Bill McBirnie plays tonight at 9:00pm with Reg Schwager (guitar) at Mezzetta Cafe Restaurant 681 St. Clair Ave. W. (at Christie)
Happy Halloween!
Eddie Daniels latest offering Homecoming – Live At The Iridium is a two disk collection with which he marks his return to New York.
“I’m back in New york after living in New Mexico for more then 15 years.”
Daniels plays both tenor sax and clarinet, but its the later that remains his bread and butter and reminds listeners with tracks like That’s for Afta and Deja Vu MJQ, why he’s been one of the top jazz performers on the instrument for a very long time.
Homecoming is a great collection of songs that I’m sure will be spending a long time in rotation in my CD player. To boot, the gatefold packaging is spot on with the requisite abstract art covers that make this release so distinctly one belonging to the IPO family.
Well one!
Freddie Hubbard, Norway 1965
Kenny Drew, Alex Riel and NHOP
destination-out.com is a site I’ve linked to before, and is still one of the best music blogs I’ve found to date. Focused on free-jazz, these guys generally publish twice a week some of the best writing you’ll find on the subject.
Up this week Archie Shepp Live at the Donaueschingen Music Festival. Check it out.
Been wondering where all those great photograghs come from on all your favorite albums? Well chances are a fair few are from photographer Pete Turner.
Many know these records by their cover photos alone: the “Giraffe” album (Antonio Carlos Jobim’s “Wave”); the “Cheetah” album (Hubert Laws’s “The Rite Of Spring” – Mr. Laws’s albums were always on the receiving end of some of Turner’s best work); or “Road Song”, Wes Montgomery’s final album and one of Turner’s most iconic photos. These are just a few of the examples of how Pete Turner’s photographs defined the music they were attached to.
Check out an album cover discography of Pete Turner’s work here.
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