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Daily Archives: April 5, 2011

The Ninety Miles Project [Christian Scott, David Sanchez, Stefon Harris, Rember Duharte and Harold Lopez-Nussa]

05 Tuesday Apr 2011

Posted by Rob Young in Improvised Music, Latin Jazz, Modern Jazz, What's New?

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Greetings jazz enthusiasts, mark your calendar for June 21st because new music in on the way titled The Ninety Miles Project by critically acclaimed Christian Scott, David Sanchez, and Stefon Harris collaborated with two distinctive young Cuban musicians named Rember Duharte and Harold Lopez-Nussa to record possibly one of the best and most exciting recordings of 2011 on Concord Records.

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Danny Grissett Trio -][- STRIDE [Criss Cross]

05 Tuesday Apr 2011

Posted by Rob Young in Mainstream-Traditional Jazz, Modern Jazz, Music, New Music, What's New?

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Danny Grissett Trio - STRIDE

Danny Grissett Trio -][- STRIDE – [Criss Cross, 2011]

On Stride, his fourth Criss Cross leader date, pianist Danny Grissett returns to the trio format he navigated with such panache and imagination on his first two outings for the label. Longtime bass partner Vicente Archer and top-of-the-class drummer Marcus Gilmore join Grissett in a fluent three-way conversation on a reflective program that incorporates the American Songbook, the European canon, original tunes by trumpeters Nicholas Payton and (his current employer) Tom Harrell, and three heady Grissett originals.

As always, the leader’s playing is melody-driven, harmonically acute, swinging and focused; he again proves himself one of the major voices on his instrument among the under-40 crowd.

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