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CD of the Month: Jazz Music

BANN: As You Like It

Its name an anagram formed by the first letter of the last names of its members, BANN features the vibrant sounds of tenor saxophonist Seamus Blake, the dynamic Israeli guitarist Oz Noy and the driving rhythm section of double bassist Jay Anderson and drummer Adam Nussbaum. The quartet makes its recording debut on this exhilarating studio session.

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Infinity - Wayne Wallace

Wayne Wallace, trombone, melodica, arrangements
Murray Low, acoustic piano and synthesizer
Michael Spiro, congas, bata, repinique & misc percussion
David Belove, bass
John Santos, timbales bongo, bata & misc percussion
Paul van Wageningen, trap drums

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Joe Locasio: Ghosts

Legendary Pianist for Tony Campise, Chet Baker and many others, LoCasio steps out on a limb to record his first solo project in 20 years. 13 Original compositions showcase the artist in a starkly intimate, emotionally available setting.

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Jazz Eyes

In jazz, spontaneity is essential. It can also be useful when setting up a label. So it's no great coincidence that, once the Italian jazz enthusiasts Paolo Siculiana and Toti Cannistraro realized they both loved the production and distribution of records, their Jazz Eyes label rapidly became a reality. With quality releases, artists such as Kevin Hayesn Salvatore Bonafede, Seamus Blake, Al Foster, Joe Locke and Eddie Gomez find an atmosphere to display their artistry.

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Eddie Gomez Trio: Palermo

Flanking pianist Bill Evans for eleven years and chosen by Charles Mingus to play in his latest recording “Me, Myself and Eye”: that should be enough entre to present double-bass player Edgardo “Eddie” Gomez. he has played together countless times with other relevant musicians of the age, from Miles Davis to Adam Nussbaum to Chick Corea. Gomez has put together a jewel on a cd with a particular title, Palermo, chosen by the bass player himself, to confess his fondness for this city and its spirits and moods.

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Ralph Lalama Quartet: Energy Fields

Often compared to Sonny Rollins and Hank Mobley,Ralph Lalama is a world-class tenor saxophonist who has found his fame with such bands as the Village Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, and the Joe Lovano Nonet.Ralph has evolved his voice into an unmistakable one all his own.

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