JazzWrap on Jared Gold “Golden Child”…

jazzwrap.blogspot.com Rolling along in a funkier groove than his previous quartet outing, All Wrapped Up, Jared Gold returns right on time with another soul jazz gem--Golden Child. This time in a trio...

Critical Jazz reviews Spike Wilner “La Tendresse”…

www.criticaljazz.com Cover art that quickly dispels the tired myth of judging a book by it's cover, Spike Wilner presents an incredibly intimate and somewhat emotionally charged recording that breaks down...

Richard Kamins reviews Jared Gold “Golden Child”…

steptempest.blogspot.com There's something about Hammond B-3 organ trios that reminds me of spring and summer, lounging on the back porch with a cool drink.  Perhaps, it's the "burbling brook" sound...

Here’s an amazing interview with alto saxophonist Patrick Cornelius….

http://thejazzsession.com/2012/04/09/the-jazz-session-362-patrick-cornelius/ Saxophonist Patrick Cornelius’s latest CD is Maybe Steps (Posi-Tone, 2011). In this interview, Cornelius talks about the new record as a continuation of his previous full-band writing, after a break for...

Here’s the first review for our new CD “Heads or Tales” by saxophonist Tom Tallitsch…

www.criticaljazz.com Easily one of the better 4tets you may not be familiar with just yet...Tone, technique and phrasing as a tenor player all catch my ear :30 seconds into "Coming...

Mark F Turner on Jared Gold “Golden Child”…

www.allaboutjazz.com Jazz organist Jared Gold continues to make his presence known, both in name and sonically. Energizing and free yet possessed of a comprehensive knowledge of the Hammond B3 organ,...

SaxShed review of Jared Gold “Golden Child”…

saxshed.com Jazz organist Jared Gold just released his CD Golden Childfor Posi-Tone Records on March 27th, 2012. The energetic trio features Gold on organ, guitarist Ed Cherry and Quincy Davis on drums....

Brent Black reviews Sean Nowell “Stockholm Swingin’ “…

criticaljazz.com Great live albums in jazz you can count on one hand. Be sure and save room for Stockholm Swingin' as Alabama native Sean Nowell and friends take old school and indeed make...

Skip Spratt of SaxShed.com reviews Ehud Asherie “Upper West Side”…

saxshed.com Tenor Saxophonist Harry Allen joins thirty-year-old pianist Ehud Asherie on their newest release Upper West Side on Posi-Tone Records. The recent release features Asherie’s piano and Allen’s tenor in a traditional jazz...