The Jazz Breakfast takes on David Weiss “Venture Inward”…
thejazzbreakfast.com New York trumpeter Weiss leads a quintet with JD Allen on tenor, Nir Felder on guitar, Luques Curtis on bass and Jamire Williams on drums. The material is all...
Outside-Inside-Out on Ehud Asherie “Lower East Side”…
outsideinsideout.wordpress.com If you were fortunate enough to hear Ehud Asherie and Harry Allen’s Upper West Side, which I gave a 4.5 star review of in Downbeat, then you should must check out...
Dave Sumner makes David Weiss his pick of the week for eMusic…
www.emusic.com A solid new set of releases dropped this week, resulting in something like 20 recommendations in all. There’s some oddball recordings here, but for the most part, it’s Jazz...
Music and More on “The Kung-Fu Masters”…
jazzandblues.blogspot.com Saxophonist Sean Nowell raised some eyebrows last year with an excellent mainstream post-bop jazz album called Stockholm Swinigin'. This new album approaches things from a different direction, leaving the...
Dan Bilawsky reviews Ehud Asherie “Lower East Side”…
www.allaboutjazz.com In this day and age, when shock-and-awe maneuvers and new-thing sounds tend to get all the plaudits and press in jazz, it says a lot when a throwback duo...
StepTempest on “The Kung-Fu Masters”…
steptempest.blogspot.com Tenor saxophonist Sean Nowell, born in Alabama, educated in Boston and New York, has, over the course of his recording career for Positone Records, shown that he can not only...
Tim Niland on David Weiss & Point of Departure…
jazzandblues.blogspot.com This studio LP was recorded the day before Weiss’ band was recorded live for two subsequent albums, and it makes a tidy companion piece for the trilogy of this...
Lucid Culture reviews “Venture Inward”…
lucidculture.wordpress.com Continuing with today’s “why would you want to make a record of somebody else’s tunes” theme, Cookers trumpeter David Weiss has gone the route of reinvention and reassessment with his quintet Point of...
SomethingElseReviews! writes up an in depth look at the new Ehud Asherie disc “Lower East Side”…
somethingelsereviews.com As like-minded practitioners of traditional jazz, pianist Ehud Asherie and tenor saxman Harry Allen have gotten together to play duets in NYC’s famed jazz clubs such as Small’s. They also...
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