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May 23, 2009 · 0 comments
New Reviews of Old Music
Below is a baker’s dozen of tracks reviewed during the last two weeks. Each of these performances was rated 90 or above by our reviewers. These reviews reflect our ongoing coverage of historic recordings from the past—the newest track here is more than 15 years old.
For a daily dose of jazz "heritage" music, site visitors are encourage to check out our A Classic Revisited feature.
Happy listening!
Hampton Hawes: “The Green Leaves of Summer”
Reviewed by Scott Albin
Bill Evans: "Come Rain or Come Shine”
Reviewed by Thomas Cunniffe
Charlie Haden: “Song for Ché”
Reviewed by S. Victor Aaron
Stan Getz: “I Remember When”
Reviewed by Bill Barnes
Sergio Mendes & Brasil ‘66: “Pretty World”
Reviewed by Marcus Singletary
Clifford Brown: “Donna Lee”
Reviewed by Scott Albin
Steely Dan: ”Black Cow”
Reviewed by Jared Pauley
Don Pullen: “The Sixth Sense”
Reviewed by Chris Kelsey
Hubert Laws: “Amazing Grace”
Reviewed by Scott Albin
Terence Blanchard: “Left Alone”
Reviewed by Ralph A. Miriello
Robert Fripp: “Easter Sunday”
Reviewed by Marcus Singletary
Paul Motian: “The Story of Maryam”
Reviewed by Chris Kelsey
The Crusaders: “It Happens Everyday”
Reviewed by S. Victor Aaron
This blog article posted by Ted Gioia.
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