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What is the range of a tenor-saxophone?

Oh, about twenty yards on a good day.
 

New Reviews in Starportrait


 
 

Slowdown is a project of the German musicians Constantin Gillies and Martin Suttrop. While Constantin performs piano, violin, keyboards, bass and acoustic guitar, Martin plays drums, keyboards and has also developed his technical skills during his studies of media engineering.

 





New Reviews in Chris Diggin' Deeper




 






If you look in your music collection and pull out a Maze album, listen to it and let the groove take you over. In the middle of that groove you’ll hear the funky and very soulful bass playing of Robin Duhe.


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New Reviews in First View


 

Visiting Alan Hewitt's new website is a spectacular pleasure. The same is to say about his upcoming album Retroactive, which is scheduled for release January 2010. The first single of the album Shaft is already in heavy rotation on many Internet radio stations. Alan Hewitt's footprints are inestimable in music industry. He worked with Maurice White (Earth, Wind & Fire), Donny Osmond and other artists..




 

New Reviews in Woodrow Wilkins' The Jazz Writer

 



 

When covering non-jazz songs, most artists tend to do hit singles. San Francisco vocalist Kristina breaks tradition by putting her stamp on “Tea in the Sahara,” an album track by The Police. With a cool bass line by Rich Girard and African percussion in the background, Kristina brings a multicultural approach to open her release, Offshore Echoes, on Patois Records. Her wordless chant during Frank Martin’s piano solo adds an ethereal element. Drummer Deszon Claiborne contributes.

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Chris Mann  interviews ....

 

CM – Bob let me start my saying that I’m a huge fan of your music ‘One on One’ got me hooked on your music in the late ‘70’s.

BJ – Well, thank you for listening for all that time...



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Sam's Insight

 


 

 


Pianist,composer,arranger,
producer Bob James is a musician of enormous talent whose credits include Ron Carter, Hank Crawford, Eric Gale, Johnny Hammond, Freddie Hubbard, Hubert Laws, Stanley Turrentine, Grover Washington, Jr., Earl Klugh and Fourplay. He has recorded over 15 albums of his own and 4 with ‘Fourplay’ (also comprising Larry Carlton, Nathan East and Harvey Mason).

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New Reviews in J.L. JAMZ



Its always good to begin a new year with an album of originality and soulful quality and this one certainly sets down a standard that few can only dream of attaining. Whilst new to being a solo artist, Dorian's pedigree as a backing singer and studio musician reads like a who's who of modern music.

 

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