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Release Date: 2011-01-14, Audio CD, Real Jazz Records

Release Date: 2010-07-29, Audio CD, â- Music Songs Music

Well-Tempered Jazz Instrumental Track CD Music Book

A jazz-rock-blues-roots-groovy thing. 11 MP3 Songs JAZZ: Jazz-Rock, JAZZ: Jazz Fusion Details: LambBone "Wild Man" CD available on Studio Eight Records Of......

Performed by: Trans-Siberian Orchestra: Christmas Jazz - Instrumental - Piano rendition Digital Sheetmusic - instantly downloadable sheet music plus an interactive, downloadable digital sheet music file, scoring: Instrumental Duet, instruments: Piano;Double Bass

This Atlantic release has some unusual performances by the Modern Jazz Quartet. Two selections ("Da Capo" and "Fine") combine the MJQ, which is comprised of vibraphonist Milt Jackson, pianist John Lewis, bassist Percy Heath, and drummer Connie Kay, with the Jimmy Giuffre 3 (Giuffre on clarinet and tenor, with guitarist Jim Hall and bassist Ralph Pena) on "Exposure"; six chamber classical musicians add color, and a pair of other numbers ("Conversation" and the very successful "Sketch") match the MJQ...

With all due respect to his star vocalists Marion Hutton, Ray Eberle, and Tex Beneke, this album of 22 "Broadcast Instrumentals" weighs in with the best of the all-purpose Glenn Miller compilations. Harvested from radio airchecks recorded between March 19, 1940, and September 22, 1942, these "unsung" performances by one of America's most popular big bands accurately reflect Miller's selection and maintenance of a well-balanced repertoire, including classic jazz warhorses like "Tiger Rag," W.C. Handy...

A cross-section of contemporary Memphis music including jazz, R&B, world, rock and new age, The Instrumental Memphis Music Sampler is the most comprehensive compilation of Memphis instrumentalists ...

" He plays ...with the mastery of a native Latino player and a traditional American gut-string jazz finger-picker. He fuses the artistry of both worlds into a marvelously compelling amalgam. And while Linsky is an adept improviser of jazz standards, as well as a fine composer of lush, instrumental passages, his interpretations of Brazilian song, like Jobims Lamento, are impassioned with refreshing, sultry arrangements that virtually raise the solo guitar recording genre to new heights. " — Sam...

Release Date: 2010-04-01, Audio CD, ? Music Songs Music

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Release Date: 2011-11-15, Audio CD, Shamrock-n-Roll, Inc.

Release Date: 2011-12-15, Audio CD, Arrow Records

Taken from some of Jim Cullum's "Riverwalk, Live From the Landing" radio shows, this set of hymns and religious-oriented music is performed by Cullum's jazz band in spirited and swinging fashion. The music is given Dixieland-ish and hot jazz treatments, with cornetist Cullum's band (featuring pianist John Sheridan, trombonist Mike Pittsley, and usually clarinetist Evan Christopher) in fine form. Flugelhornist Clark Terry guests on the opening "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen," trumpeter Nicholas...

Anyone who despaired about the total lack of instrumentals on Warners' unrepresentative The Best of George Benson will be overjoyed by this sequel, Best of George Benson: The Instrumentals , which contains nothing but instrumentals (that may have been the game plan all along). Admittedly, the instrumental pickings in the Warner catalog are slimmer than, say, those for Benson's pre-"This Masquerade" recordings on CBS/CTI and A&M/Verve, and the style is often slanted toward the kind of easy jazz heard...

The second volume of the Modern Jazz Quartet at the Music Inn was released in 1959, a year after its historic first volume with guest Jimmy Giuffre. The format on this set is similar, with pianist John Lewis, vibraphonist Milt Jackson, bassist Percy Heath, and drummer Connie Kay moving through a gorgeous medley of standards to open including "Stardust," "I Can't Get Started," and "Lover Man," with beautiful and clever counterpoint between Lewis and Jackson on the melody lines. There are two of Lewis...

The sweet, gentle music of Cole Porter is collected in this tribute by some of jazz and pop's classic artists. Highlights include Allen Farnham's version of "I Get a Kick Out of You" and John Hicks' rendition of "All of You." The instrumental piano interpretations are well-suited to the material, yet some listeners may find themselves missing Porter's honeyed voice. Stacia Proefrock, Rovi

The second album from this five-piece is a finely structured thing, an instrumental journey that jumps from low-key jazz-pop to more ornately decorated passages. The guitar work is meted out evenly, running from soft accents to full melodic runs. There seems to be no lack of invention, as the record breathes a warmth and easygoing relationship between the musicians. Dominique Davison's cello work is especially noteworthy on tracks like the melancholy "Three." Caught somewhere between the breezy,...