Duos Dominate The New Jazz Adds to the Jazz 88.3 Music Library September 14 2015

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Duos Dominate The New Jazz Adds to the Jazz 88.3 Music Library September 14 2015

Blog Name:Jazz 88.3 Library Blog - New This Week

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Posted on:September 14, 2015

With 14 new albums being added to the Jazz 88.3 Music Library the week starting Monday, September 14, 2015, there is something for everyone. New duo recordings (John Clayton / Hank Jones; Chick Corea / Bela Fleck; Bob James / Nathan East), new vocals from Jazz Live Alum Karrin Allyson, cool grooves from Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, and so much more! These new releases will be featured by all your favorite Jazz 88.3 hosts in the weeks to come!
  • KARRIN ALLYSON – “MANY A NEW DAY”
  • TERRY BARTOLOTTA GROUP – “SLOW BURN”
  • JOHN CLAYTON – “PARLOR SERIES VOL.II: HANK JONES”
  • CHICK COREA & BÉLA FLECK – “TWO”
  • RAJIV HALIM – “FOUNDATION”
  • YORON ISRAEL AND HIGH STANDARD – “THIS MOMENT”
  • JACOB FRED JAZZ ODYSSEY – “THE BATTLE FOR EARTH”
  • BOB JAMES / NATHAN EAST – “THE NEW COOL”
  • BRUCE LOFGREN – “WIND AND SAND”
  • BOB MERRILL – “CHEERIN’ UP THE UNIVERSE”
  • CÉSAR  OROZCO & KAMARATA JAZZ – “NO LIMITS FOR TUMBAO”
  • ANDRÉA PETRITY – “IT’S ABOUT TIME”
  • JOHN PIZZARELLI – “MIDNIGHT McCARTNEY”
  • SAM TAYLOR – “MY FUTURE JUST PASSED”
Your Jazz 88.3 hosts will be introducing you to these new releases all week, so Listen Long, Often, and LIVE at 88.3 FM San Diego and Worldwide at Jazz88.org!  

READ THE FULL ARTICLE for links to artists websites, release reviews, and additional listening notes from the Jazz 88 Music staff....

KARRIN ALLYSON – “MANY A NEW DAY”

  • Jazz Live alum performs songs from the Rodgers and Hammerstein songbook.

TERRY BARTOLOTTA GROUP – “SLOW BURN”

  • Quintet, performing a nice collection of straight-ahead originals and 2 standards.

JOHN CLAYTON – “PARLOR SERIES VOL.II: HANK JONES”

  • Bassist and pianist performing old spirituals, recorded in 2008, newly released).

CHICK COREA & BÉLA FLECK – “TWO”

  • Double-disc live recording of the pianist and banjo player, doing a variety of material.

RAJIV HALIM – “FOUNDATION”

  • Saxophonist, leading a variety of ensembles in an edgy collection of originals.

YORON ISRAEL AND HIGH STANDARD – “THIS MOMENT”

  • Drummer, up-front, leading a quartet, performing Stevie Wonder tunes and originals, recorded live.
  • Band recorded "Visions" featuring the music of Stevie Wonder in 2011. "This Moment" features some of this music Live. 

JACOB FRED JAZZ ODYSSEY – “THE BATTLE FOR EARTH”

  • Quartet, performing very edgy originals.
  • 27th album in 21 years is a Live disc from shows in December, 2014. 

BOB JAMES / NATHAN EAST“THE NEW COOL” 

  • Pianist and bassist, in a variety of settings, doing a wide range of tunes.
  • Fellow members of the super-group Fourplay.
  • From BobJames.com: "Although individually busy with touring and recording, James and East are committed and energized by ‘The New Cool’ which will be comprehensively promoted in both traditional and non-traditional ways.  Almost a dozen video vignettes that take viewers into the recording studio during the making of the album will soon begin to emerge through the official website, www.thenewcoolalbum.com and the launch of a full-scale documentary film will coincide with the album’s street date."

BRUCE LOFGREN – “WIND AND SAND” 

  • Guitarist, leading a big band, performing contemporary grooves).

BOB MERRILL – “CHEERIN’ UP THE UNIVERSE”

  • Trumpeter/vocalist, performing a wide range of songs.

CÉSAR  OROZCO & KAMARATA JAZZ – “NO LIMITS FOR TUMBAO”

  • Keyboardist, performing jazzy, Latin grooves.

ANDRÉA PETRITY – “IT’S ABOUT TIME”

  • Pianist, leading a quartet, performing originals, standards and jazz tunes.

JOHN PIZZARELLI – “MIDNIGHT McCARTNEY”

  • Guitarist/vocalist, honoring the music of Paul McCartney.

SAM TAYLOR – “MY FUTURE JUST PASSED”

  • Saxophonist, leading a pianoless trio, performing standards and jazz tunes.

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