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From Improvised Communications:
AUM Fidelity is proud to announce the January 27th release of Shakti (AUM052), eminent saxophonist/composer David S. Ware’s fifth album for the label and his first studio recording since 2003. This release marks the recorded debut of Ware’s new working ensemble, his first since the disbanding of the long-lived and prolific David S. Ware Quartet (1989-2006). Shakti presents a distinctive selection of Ware compositions written specifically for this ensemble, as well as a new interpolation of “Antidromic” from 1997’s Wisdom of Uncertainty (AUM001). The group, which has solidified both its sound and its line-up through various performances over the past year and a half, features guitarist Joe Morris, bassist William Parker and drummer Warren Smith.
From AAJ:
Esbjorn Svensson Trio
Esbjorn Svensson Trio: Leucocyte (ACT Music)
Reviewed by Ian Patterson19-Oct-08 Fripp & Eno
Fripp & Eno: No Pussyfooting / Evening Star
Reviewed by John Kelman19-Oct-08 Totem>
Solar Forge (ESP Disk)
Reviewed by John Sharpe19-Oct-08 Eri Yamamoto
Redwoods (AUM Fidelity Records)
Reviewed by Lyn Horton18-Oct-08 Carla Marciano
Change Of Mood (Black Saint)
Reviewed by Mark F. Turner18-Oct-08 Steve Swallow
Steve Swallow: Swallow Songs & Dedicated to Steve
Reviewed by Fred Bouchard18-Oct-08 King Crimson
KCCC #38: Live in Philadelphia, PA August 26, 1996 (DGM Live)
Reviewed by John Kelman18-Oct-08 Gato Libre
Kuro (Libra Records)
Reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone
From AAJ:
Richard Pinhas / Merzbow
Keio Line (Cuneiform Records)
Reviewed by John Kelman13-Oct-08 Charlie Hunter
Baboon Strength (Spire Artists)
Reviewed by Doug Collette13-Oct-08 Eri Yamamoto
Redwoods (AUM Fidelity Records)
Reviewed by Marc Medwin12-Oct-08 Deus ex Machina
Imparis (Cuneiform Records)
Reviewed by John Kelman12-Oct-08 Denman Maroney/Ned Rothenberg/ Reuben Radding/Michael Sarin
Gaga (Nuscope Recordings)
Reviewed by Marc Medwin12-Oct-08 Michael Bates
Clockwise (Greenleaf Music)
Reviewed by Wilbur MacKenzie
From Improvised Communications:
Pianist/composer Eri Yamamoto will perform with her longstanding trio at the Hartford International Jazz Festival this Saturday night. The group, which features bassist David Ambrosio and drummer Ikuo Takeuchi, is celebrating the release of its fifth and most recent recording, Redwoods (AUM Fidelity).
From AAJ:
Sun Ra
Secrets of the Sun (Atavistic)
Reviewed by Troy Collins10-Oct-08 Conference Call
Poetry In Motion (Clean Feed Records)
Reviewed by Budd Kopman09-Oct-08 William Parker Quartet
Petit Oiseau (AUM Fidelity Records)
Reviewed by Nic Jones09-Oct-08 Andrew Hill
Change (Blue Note Records)
Reviewed by Jeff Stockton09-Oct-08 Oliver Lake Organ Trio
Makin’ It (Passin’ Thru Records)
Reviewed by Martin Longley
From the New York Sun:
The pianist, who is in her early 30s, was sitting in her Hell’s Kitchen apartment on a recent Saturday morning. She was still excited about the evening before, when a full house of European tourists had sat in rapt attention during the performance. And she had other reasons to feel cheerful. The week before was spent in Milan, where Ms. Yamamoto appeared as part of a soulful sextet led by the indefatigable bassist William Parker. And there was her new album, “Redwoods,” a sparkling trio session that complements a release from earlier this summer, “Duologue.” Both were released on the Brooklyn-based label AUM Fidelity.
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