Also new this month on the Origin Record label, guitarist Bobby Brooom "My Shining Hour" in a trio setting with Dennis Carroll on bass, and Makaya McCraven drums.
A third new release this month from Origin Records is from Collier & Dean "Sleek Buick". Tom Collier: vibes, marimba, xylophone, keyboards, Dan Dean: bass, percussion, keyboards, ukelele, classical guitar, Don Grusin: keyboards, Alex Acuna: drums, Ernie Watts: tenor saxophone, Gary Herbig: alto & soprano saxophones, Ted Poor: drums, Andy Leftwich: mandolin, fiddle, John Morton: guitars, Allen Vizzutti: trumpet, Jon Goforth: alto & baritone saxophones.
From OA2 Records there is "Tuesday Night" from pianist Gordon Lee with drummer Mel Brown's Septet.
Drummer Jae Sinnett is releasing "Subject To Change" his 12th recording as a leader on his own J-Nett Music label. All but one of the 8 songs on the recording are composed by Jae, and in the new band for this recording he's joined by: Steve Wilson - alto and soprano saxophones, Justin Kauflin - keyboards, Terry Burrell - bass, JC Kuhl - tenor saxophone, Rob Dedominick - trumpet, Bill Brown - trumpet, Duane Smith - electronic trumpet.
Singer Al Jarreau has a new recording on Concord Records dedicated to his friend since the 1960's called "My Old Friend: Celebrating George Duke". Guest artists include Gerald Albright, Stanley Clarke, Dr. John, Lalah Hathaway, Boney James, Marcus Miller, Jeffrey Osborne, Kelly Price, Dianne Reeves and Patrice Rushen, and there is a track that features George Duke's playing as well.
Jazz from Gallery 41 is streaming 24/7 and broadcasts live Monday through Friday from Noon - 3 pm Pacific. Come on by and share the music with us whenever you can.
Visit the Jazz from Gallery 41 Marketplace to get copies of these new releases and all of your favorite music.
No comments:
Post a Comment