Sunday, May 6, 2007

Destaques da DownBeat de Junho de 2007

COVER
Jeremy Pelt -- Over the past several years, the trumpeter has seen his star rise steadily on the jazz scene, paying his dues as a sideman and leading his own acoustic and electric projects. Today, at 30 years old, he’s established himself as a vital voice and is the cover artist for our special trumpet issue.


FEATURES
25 Trumpets for the Future -- We shine the spotlight on the instrument that has so often paved the way for innovation in jazz, and write about 25 young trumpeters who show that jazz will be in good hands for years to come.


Clifford Brown, Miles Davis, Freddie Hubbard & Woody Shaw -- We go back into the DownBeat archives and pull out the first interviews we published with these jazz trumpet legends.


Rachel Z -- The name of the pianist’s new CD? Department Of Good And Evil. She backs up this bold title with a collection of originals and interpretations of pop tunes in a project that she’s touring extensively over the next year.


SPECIAL SECTION: 30th Annual DownBeat Student Music Awards
Complete list of winners of the world’s most prestigious student jazz awards.


BLINDFOLD TEST -- Jerry Gonzalez


PLAYERS
Sarah Manning (saxophone)
Wayne Wallace (trombone)
Todd Sickafoose (bass)
Dayna Stephens (saxophone)




THE BEAT
• Riffs—Jazz News From Around The Globe
• The Archives; European Scene; Living Jazz
• Caught: Portland Jazz Festival; Knitting Facotry 20th Anniversary concert;
ROVA does Electric Ascension in Philadelphia
• Backstage With: Dafnis Prieto
• Labels Going All Digital; Jazz In Our Time at The Kennedy Center; Leroy Jenkins Obituary
• George Lord Discography on CD-ROM; Juilliard Jazz Honors


WOODSHED
• Master Class: By John Fedchock
• Jazz on Campus: James Moody Scholarship Concert
• Transcription: John Zorn’s sax solo on “Paran” from the CD Masada 5




REVIEWS
Hot Box
Wolfgang Muthspiel & Brian Blade: Friendly Travelers (Material Records)
David Torn, Prezens (ECM)
Abram Wilson: Ride! Ferris Wheel To The Modern Day Delta (Dune)
Alvin Batiste: Marsalis Music Honors (Marsalis Music)


Reviews
Nicole Mitchell/Harrison Bankhead/Hamid Drake (Greenleaf)
Fred Anderson & Hamid Drake (Thrill Jockey)
Robert Glasper (Blue Note)
Rachel Z (Savoy)
Oscar Peterson (Giant Steps)
Oscar Peterson/Ray Brown/Milt Jackson (Telarc)
Bebel Gilberto (Six Degrees)
Paul Motian/Bill Frisell/Joe Lovano (ECM)
Jane Monheit (Concord)
Bob French (Marsalis Music)
Greyboy Allstars (SCI Fidelity)
Will Bernard (Palmetto)
James “Blood” Ulmer (Hyena)
Antibals (Anti-)
Terell Stafford (MaxJazz)
Scott DuBois Quintet (Black Saint)
Chris Crocco (Chris Crocco)
Cleveland Jazz Orchestra (CJO)
Kenny Werner (Blue Note)
Ralph Alessi & This Against That (between the lines)
Bennie Wallace (enja/Justin Time)
Taylor Ho Bynum & Tomas Fujiwara (482 Music)
Bob Mintzer Quarter (Art of Life)
Scott Colley (CamJazz)
Michel Camilo (Telarc)
Jayme Stone (Jayme Stone)
Various Artists "A Tribute to Joni Mitchell" (Nonesuch)
Guillermo Gregorio/Pandelis Karayorgis/Nate McBride (Nuscope)
The Flatlands Collective (Skycap)


Jazz
Hiromi’s Sonicboom (Telarc)
The Mahavishnu Project (Cuneiform)
The Gang Font featuring Interloper (Thirsty Ear)
Jeff Berlin (M.A.J.)
Roger Powell (Discipline Global Mobile)
Martin Dahanukar (Zodiac Sounds)


Blues
Watermelon Slim (Northern Blues)
John Nemeth (Blind Pig)
Seth Walker (Pacific Blues)
Sean Carney (Night Owlz)
Mighty Lester Band (Mighty Lester Productions)
Sonny Moorman (Atlas)


Beyond: The Doors
40th Anniversary Mixes (L.A. Woman, Strange Days, Morrison Hotel, The Soft Parade, The Doors, Waiting For The Sun) (Rhino)


Reissues:
McCoy Tyner: Mosaic Select (Mosaic)


Book:
Tony Russell, The Penguin Guide To Blues Recordings (Penguin)

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