By: Edward Blanco
Reedman Ken Peplowski loves the clarinet as much as he does the tenor saxophone and on his new CD, In Search of…, he plays them both with superb results. The new disc is actually a combination of two different sessions recorded three years apart (April, 2007 and February, 2010) with different personnel—all first rate. [...]
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Ken Peplowski, “In Search of…”
By: Edward Blanco
Reedman Ken Peplowski loves the clarinet as much as he does the tenor saxophone and on his new CD, In Search of…, he plays them both with superb results. The new disc is actually a combination of two different sessions recorded three years apart (April, 2007 and February, 2010) with different personnel—all first rate. [...]
Mr. Rencore + Tim Berne “Intollerant...
Glenn Astarita
Mr. Rencore is an Italian band that arms itself with a futuristic methodology, especially with the addition of revered American alto saxophonist Tim Berne imparting his estimable faculties. Brilliant minds think alike as they say, and with this multifarious 2011 release, the program adheres to a slash and burn format spanning [...]
CD Review: Art Blakey & The Jazz ...
CD Review: Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers, The Sesjun Radio Shows
By Bill Donaldson
Jazz listeners who continue to enjoy the music of the innovators of the genre—but who bemoan the fact that no new recordings are available after their music-making stopped—will appreciate the fact that Naxos once again is releasing for thrilled enthus [...]
