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• Recent CD Review

  
  Planet Hugill - Classical Music blog from Robert Hugill — Authority: 121
  My review of Salvatore Sciarrinos Madrigali is here , on MusicWeb International. Not for the faint-hearted … uncompromising but rewarding ...
  12 hours ago

• CD Review: Driven Quartet

  
  Musicscribe Blog — Authority: 472
  RATING: 5 Stars Producers: Wesley Pritchard Website: www.drivenqt.com Song Titles: “Between The Rock And A Hard Place,” “I’m Pressing On,” “Let Me Live,” “Mercy Saw Me,” “Keep Drinking Water From The Well,” “Lost And Found,” “In God We Trust,” “We Are Your Symphony,” “I ...
  20 hours ago

• My Christmas top ten CDs

  
  thejazzbreakfast — Authority: 130
  In some sort of order of ascendancy, here are the CDs that most often find themselves in the player at this time of the year: 10 Phil Spector:  Christmas Gift For You (Sony) – It is said it is Brian Wilson’s favourite and it is a wonderfully cheesy classic. Best heard with bubbly in hand. 9 Carla Bley:  ...
  2 days ago

• Song clips, CD reviews for Bill DiCosimo Quartet, Loren Barrigar, East of Earth, Petey Lightning, Society for New Music, Johnny Russo, Ceili Rain

  
  Listen Up Blog — Authority: 130
  Bill DiCosimo Quartet Title: “Threads.” Style: Jazz. Site: www.billdicosimo.com. Show: DiCosimo says he’s looking for new venues in which to book gigs in 2010. Quick hit: With Bill DiCosimo on keyboard, his wife, Lisa DiCosimo, on vocals, Edgar Pagan on...
  2 days ago

• Recent CD Review

  
  Planet Hugill - Classical Music blog from Robert Hugill — Authority: 121
  My review of Robin de Raaffs opera Raaff is here, on MusicWeb International. Should be of interest to anyone who loves opera and wants to know where it might be going in the 21st century ...
  2 days ago

• CD Review: Bob Schneider, “Christmastime”

  
  Popdose — Authority: 609
  Wasn’t I just talking about how impossibly prolific Bob Schneider is? Yes, I was, dammit — and here he is to prove it again, releasing the eight-song Christmastime just a matter of weeks after his latest full-length album, Lovely Creatures . Given that we’re talking about a guy whose output runs the ...
  3 days ago

• An Electrifying Edifice of Ebullient EPs Featuring Breakers Broken, Braxton Parker, and Steven Casper & Cowboy Angst

  
  The Ripple Effect — Authority: 128
  Breakers Broken - Reset Absolutely golden, shimmering pop.  That’s what Breakers Broken bring to their new E.P. Reset.   Harkening back to the glory days of true, gorgeously produced pop, Breaker’s Broken somehow manage to remind me of some of the best 80’s pop bands like Curiosity Killed the Cat ...
  3 days ago

• CD Review: Alicia Keys, “The Element of Freedom”

  
  Popdose — Authority: 609
  There is no doubt that Alicia Keys knows her way around a lovelorn torch song; From her debut single “Fallin’,” to last year’s “Like You’ll Never See Me Again,” she is one of the defining voices in neo-soul. On her latest release, The Element of Freedom (J-Records), she delivers on her forte while ...
  4 days ago

• Festive 50: The top ten

  
  thejazzbreakfast — Authority: 130
  2009 has been such an exciting year for recorded jazz, and also, I realised when I was looking back in order to compile my Festive 50, a spectacularly good one for the acoustic piano trio. At one point I considered making my top ten solely piano trio discs. But then I thought that was unfair to the discs that I also ...
  5 days ago

• Blues Historian Review: Arthur Adams: Stomp The Floor

  
  Blues Historian — Authority: 431
  Arthur Adams, Stomp The Floor, is a great CD of classic southern soul blues. This release from Delta Grove was sent to me a few weeks ago for review. Adams has all the soul of those classic Malco artists from the 80s who kept the blues alive. Its that awesome blend of soul and blues that is very popular in the ...
  5 days ago

• Quick CD Reviews

  
  Musicscribe Blog — Authority: 472
  There are six CDs still sitting on my desk waiting for reviews. Five have been sitting there since NQC. Here’s a quick look: God Is by The Cavaliers Quartet This quartet from Shelbyville, TN has a strong, full bodied sound when they harmonize. They have some minor issues with arranging/instrumentation, mix, ...
  1 week ago

• Festive 50: 20-11 are now in

  
  thejazzbreakfast — Authority: 130
  We’re nearing the top ten but first it’s numbers 20 down to 11. Hope you find something you approve of – or at least are intrigued to hear. Go here for 40 of the 2009 Festive 50.
  1 week ago

• Coco Montoya – Can’t Look Back

  
  The Ripple Effect — Authority: 128
  This is what happens when the legendary Albert Collins teaches his drummer to play electric blues guitar and he winds up playing for John Mayall’s 1980’s version of The Bluesbreakers . Coco Montoya is hot – so hot you can hear and feel the burn. He is also unconventional. Montoya plays his right-handed ...
  1 week ago

• Blinders on regarding British and European jazz? – Jazzblog.ca

  
  thejazzbreakfast — Authority: 130
  Interesting blog post from a Canadian jazz reviewer: A broad-minded and well-informed commenter who read my 2009 list of Favourite Jazz CDs astutely wrote: A lot of the lists I have been reading today are American / Canadian and are in the main made up of American/Canadian artists. There are few Europeans (Bollani ...
  1 week ago

• Curtains for You: What a Lovely Surprise to Wake Up Here

  
  Eat Sleep Drink Music — Authority: 133
  RIYL: Shoes, Spongetones, Jellyfish There may be no better example of the sheer effusive joy power pop has to offer than that offered by the band that calls itself Curtains for You. If sheer enthusiasm could be bottled and bought, this outfit could rival any soft drink factory in terms of its turnout. Here’s a ...
  1 week ago

• ‘Pivotal’ by SMB Project: A Fantastic Journey Through Love and Loss

  
  The Silver Tongue — Authority: 143
  Pivotal by SMB Project reels you in with a lovely piano intro, then blasts you with lively shoegaze rock.  Delightful dreampop sounds soon follow which have you floating on the clouds.  Several songs are filled with the pure electric joy of being in love, bound by the theme, you and me against the world. ...
  1 week ago

• Recent CD Review

  
  Planet Hugill - Classical Music blog from Robert Hugill — Authority: 121
  My review of Handels cantata Apollo and Dafne is here . Showing its age but certainly in the realms of the interesting and, perhaps, desirable. ...
  1 week ago

• CD Review: The Jeff Hamilton Trio – Symbiosis

  
  Lucid Culture — Authority: 126
  [editor’s note – it’s just this poor guy’s luck that we decided to bring back Good Cop and Bad Cop after almost a year’s hiatus to review this one…] Bad Cop: Let’s see, the Jeff Hamilton Trio has an album of familiar jazz standards. JUST what we need! Good Cop: This puts an interesting spin on it, a ...
  1 week ago

• CD Review: Lenny Molotov – Illuminated Blues

  
  Lucid Culture — Authority: 126
  It’s hard to imagine a better Americana album released this year. This visionary, genre-transcending cd gives the rest of the world a chance to find out what New York audiences have known for years, that Lenny Molotov is one of the smartest, wittiest, most perceptive guitarists and songwriters of our time. As an ...
  1 week ago

• CD Review: Modern Day Satire’s Astrum Mos Veho Vos Domum

  
  life... — Authority: 99
  Modern Day Satire’s freshman release ASTRUM MOS VEHO VOS DOMUM is a innovative and creative arrival from a young Iowa band. My first exposure to this band actually goes back a few years to Northview Middle School. At that time, current MDS lead singer Ryan Lombard was playing in a band made up of 3 [...]
  1 week ago

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