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Paris Transatlantic review by Michael Rosenstein
Gerry Hemingway Quintet – RIPTIDE (CF 227) From the mid 80s through the mid 90s, Gerry Hemingway put out a series of seminal recordings, melding the collective strategies he had developed as part of...
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Tory Collins Best of 2011 List at All About Jazz
Compiling end of the year lists is never easy. Considering the quantity of recordings issued during a year, attempting to mention every noteworthy session would result in a list of epic proportions....
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El Intruso review by Sergio Piccirilli
Harris Eisenstadt - September Trio (CF 229) Aprovechemos el otoño antes de que el futuro se congele y no haya sitio para la belleza (Mario Benedetti) El baterista y compositor canadiense –hoy radicado...
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Tomajazz review by Pachi Tapiz
Harris Eisenstadt – September Trio (CF 229) El baterista Harris Eisenstadt ha irrumpido con fuerza en el jazz durante los últimos años, a pesar de que ni es precisamente un novato (nació en 1975), ni...
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Squid´s Ear review by Florence Wetzl
Gerry Hemingway Quintet Riptide (CF 227) A quintet with two horns and a rhythm section is a classic jazz lineup, and drummer Gerry Hemingway has long been enamored of this traditional form. In fact,...
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Jazztimes review by Mike Shanley
Harris Eisenstadt September Trio (CF229) For an album of works composed and directed by the drummer, September Trio doesn’t focus on Harris Eisenstadt. Tenor saxophonist Ellery Eskelin stands out with...
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Jazz.pt review by João Moço
Harris Eisenstadt - September Trio (CF 229) ***1/2 Harris Eisenstadt tem-se vindo a afirmar no panorama do jazz contemporâneo. Este primeiro disco em formato trio pode vir a ser um passo decisivo num...
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eMusic review by Dave Sumner
Harris Eisenstadt September Trio - The Destructive Element (cf 276) A skeletal system formed of the blues, but like many Eisenstadt recordings, bones tend to warp and bend and dematerialize in ways not...
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JazzWrap review by Stephan Moore
Ellery Eskelin - Mirage Ellery Eskelin (CF 271) Ellery Eskelin is a troubadour. His creative talent has been on display both as leader and member for almost three decades. A warm and enveloping texture...
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Audiophile Audition review by Doug Simpson
Harris Eisenstadt and September Trio – The Destructive Element (CF 276) **** Portugal’s 12-year-old, avant-leaning Clean Feed label has an eclectic release roster which ranges from historical (a 1972...
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Expresso review by João Santos
Ellery Eskelin – Mirage (CF 271) 5 estrelas Mal se anunciou “Mirage”, Ellery Eskelin postou a boa-nova no fórum “Sax on the Web”, divulgando o lançamento e aproveitando para testar as funcionalidades...
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Notebook reviews by Tom Hull
Sophie Agnel/John Edwards/Steve Noble: Meteo (CF 272) Pianist, b. 1964 in Paris; tenth album since 2000, a trio with Edwards on bass and Noble on drums. Free, the piano often lurking as bass and drums...
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All About Jazz Italy review by Angelo Leonardi
Harris Eisenstadt September Trio – The Destructive Element (CF 276) Valutazione: 4.5 stelle Nato nel 2010 il September Trio è una delle formazioni più emozionanti del jazz attuale. Ha inciso il primo...
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emusic review by Dave Sumner
Ellery Eskelin – Mirage (CF 271) Eskelin has been having a strong 2013, having contributed to some of the better releases this year (albums by Ben Goldberg and Harris Eisenstadt immediately spring to...
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All About Jazz review by Mark Corroto
Harris Eisenstadt September Trio: The Destructive Element (CF 276) In a jazz setting, the traditional role for a bassist is to keep time, and in effect be the glue that holds a composition—and...
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All About Jazz review by Glenn Astarita
Eskelin – Alcorn – Formanek: Mirage (CF 271) The Rolling Stones, Yes , and other prominent bands have incorporated the pedal steel guitar into the rock vernacular. Here, pedal steel guitarist Susan...
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