#Jazz & Blues

Carmen McRae - When I Fall In Love Lucy Reed - Fools Fall in Love Sarah Vaughan - You've Changed Carmen Mcrae - My Romance Ella Fitzgerald - September Song Deanna Reuben - Some Other Time Shirley Horn with Strings - Here's to Life Ella Fitzgerald - My Melancholy Baby June Christy - Something Cool Helen Merrill - Don't Explain (Remastered ver.) Julie London - Cry Me A River Peggy Lee - Love Letters

Arto Tuncboyaciyan (born 4 August 1957 in Istanbul) is a Grammy winning musician of Armenian descent. An avant-garde folk artist (singer, multi-instrumentalist), Tuncboyaciyan appeared on more than 200 records in Europe before arriving in the United States, where he went to work with jazz legends including Chet Baker, Marc Johnson, Al Di Meola, and Joe Zawinul as well as a semi-regular stint with Paul Winter and the Earth Band.

Arto Tuncboyaciyan (born 4 August 1957 in Istanbul) is a Grammy winning musician of Armenian descent. An avant-garde folk artist (singer, multi-instrumentalist), Tuncboyaciyan appeared on more than 200 records in Europe before arriving in the United States, where he went to work with jazz legends including Chet Baker, Marc Johnson, Al Di Meola, and Joe Zawinul as well as a semi-regular stint with Paul Winter and the Earth Band.

Fly Me To The Moon Remix Now Available on Youtube & TikTok! This is my first time doing a chill track, Hope you love it! Follow Geeyo Ibra: - Instagram: www.instagram.com/geeyoibra/ - Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/7qNEEQYlC…pBQAyKAgYK5dN_3w - Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCyHq9T1DhLER47cwQRb5kPQ - Anghami: play.anghami.com/artist/3507508?bid=/PUKXb7WUb8 - iTunes: music.apple.com/us/artist/geeyo-ibra/1492563333

Label: Banoffee Pies Records Catalogue Number: BPLS009 Title: Limited Series 09 Artists: Guava, LUXE, Pipholp, Monotronique, Padre Oe Genre: Breaks / House Release Date: October 2020 Tracklist: A1 - Guava - Pitch Control A2 - LUXE - Falcon’s Rise B1 - Pipholp - Angers B2 - Monotronique - Beat Himself B3 - Padre Oe - Wide Awake The B3 offers a meditative close with “Wide Awake” from Padre Oe. A collaboration between Pete Lazonby, an artist with a long history most known for his chart heading solo production “Sacred Cycles” on Brainiak Records in the 90’s, and Otto Fischer, a Nigerian free-improvising singer, lyricist and guitarist best known for his guitar work with the Alexander Hawkins Ensemble. The track also features Henry Lowther on trumpet, widely recognised as one the UK’s best, and the strongest contributor to Talk Talk’s Spirit of Eden with dozens of top of the pops appearances with a spanning list of important and renowned bands appearing at Ronnie Scott’s to Woodstock. The mood is Blue.

"Big Foot" Selmer Balanced Action Tenor Saxophone by Masashi Usui MXL V69ME Tube Microphone Test Play Add Reverb Only No EQ and Effects by Masashi Usui 碓井雅史 DAW: Pro Tools AIF: Focusrite 2i2 3rd gen 96/24bit Microphone: MXL V69ME Tube Condenser Microphone with Vintage Sylvania Tube 12AT7 Tenor Saxophone: Selmer Balanced Action 255xx Mouthpiece: Vintage King White worked on by Sebastian Knox Ligature: Vintage King Reed: Rico Grand Concert 3 Office THE SOUND http://usuimasashi.com/

BLACK LIVES MATTER Bruce MacLeod: Electric Guitar Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child African-American spiritual

[01] Billie Holiday - Autumn In New York [02] Richard Caiton - You Look like a flower [03] Laurindo Almeida - The Lamp Is Low [03] Esther Phillips - Makin' Whoopee [04] Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Rollis, Sonny Stitt - On the Sunny Side of the Street [05] Jay Jay Johanson - Smoke [06] The Sound Defects - Jean Jacket John [07] Massive Attack - Be Thankful For What you've got [08] The federation - Life So Free [09] Kamasi Washington - Testify [10] Kenny cox - You [11] Donny hathaway - Let's Groove [12] Shirley Scott, Stanley Turrentine - The Soul is Willing [13] Brenda Boykin - Love Is In Town [14] Tania Maria - Fio Maravilha [15] Ronnie Foster - Mystic Brew

Rareman was back in the studio with a genre-blending show of jazz, soul and dub all the way through to heavyweight dubstep and 140. Inside is a haunting cover of Paul McCartney's 'Don't let me down' by Charlotte, a samba infused jazz piece from Piero Umiliani and some unreleased tracks from himself and friends.

Formally, Transparent was about three years in the making, the fruit of periodic dialogue between Ole and Brazillian-American composer Clarice Assad. For the 64-year-old Danish tabla- master, however, this is the album he’s been composing in his mind for a lifetime. If Ole’s tablas are the heart, providing the rhythmic drive and structure, then the string quartet is the nerve centre of the album. Arranged by Assad and performed by Danish collective Halvcirkel, they serve up compelling narratives of measured yet acrobatic motives. On ‘Between Leaves’, billowing like Egyptian cotton in mountain winds. Or on ‘Sunfoni’, coiling like incense around the dancing tablas. Lengthy recording sessions, described as days of pure magic by the artist, also featured Danish jazz composer Kenneth Knudsen whose involvement echoes throughout in asymmetric patterns and gentle dissonance, especially on the Morton Feldman-ish ‘Holy Kashi’. Thomas Fonnesbæk also features on double-bass. The songs are almost rhapsodic. They swell and surge like chimerical story arcs, discontinuously engrossed in opaque strangeness or ablaze with emotion. Themes of home and away persist. Serene auras flare up into thrills of adventure and discovery. Lost worlds painted in impressionist strokes. Ole thinks it’s the best thing he’s ever done. That’s spanning a career of four decades. Maybe so. There’s definitely something about it. Some primitive yet transcendent language, sparked up in these dialogues between musicians. The music of a lifetime. 'Transparent' is available on CD & Vinyl: https://musicfordreams.bandcamp.com/album/transparent And soon in all digital stores: https://music-for-dreams.lnk.to/transparent Connect with Music For Dreams FB : https://bit.ly/2MEexC2 SC : https://bit.ly/2w0qOqR YT : https://bit.ly/2bIaezU IG : https://bit.ly/2Le2u9s TW : https://bit.ly/2L9HyjX BC : https://bit.ly/2MRzxGj Home : https://bit.ly/2Psgksm Connect with Kenneth Bager FB : https://bit.ly/2N58gfy SC : https://bit.ly/2mgVZsd YT : https://bit.ly/2bIaezU IG : https://bit.ly/2w0p8NY TW : https://bit.ly/2nTndX1 BC : https://bit.ly/2MRzxGj Home : https://bit.ly/2Psgksm

Stephane Kumor - Trompette, Bugle, Trompette Piccolo, Piano enregistré at home en septembre 2020

Here is the latest track added to the collection of "JamTunes" created by myself and local musician friends from the Philly, PA area. I had the absolute pleasure of collaborating on this gem with one of my favorite musician friends, PAT ROBINSON. This particular project started all off from a more deliberate compositional framework, compared to the freer jamming approaches with previous "JamTunes". Never the less, most of the melodic elements and solos where true to form with the "JamTune" process... being shoot from the hip ideas. ENJOY!

A highlight from 'Prototype Remixes' – a full double-album of 13 different producers all remixing tracks from trombonist/composer Reginald Chapman's 2018 debut album 'Prototype' – out now on Fresh Selects: smarturl.it/prototyperemixes Remix Produced & Mixed by TROX Mastered by Kelly Hibbert @ Almachrome Artwork by Tawfiq Mardini Character Illustration by Ghostdrank Original version produced and arranged by Reginald Chapman Recorded and mixed by DJ Harrison Players: Reginald Chapman - bass trombone Marcus Tenney - trumpet John Lilley - tenor sax David Hood - alto sax Scott Flynn - trombone Devonne Harris - keys Andrew Randazzo - bass Corey Fonville - drums Follow: @reginald-chapman @trox-diesel @freshselects

- performed on by Dostojevsky Kwartet on 26 January 2020 in Stijkkwartet Biennale, Muziekgebouw Amsterdam. "A few other flowers may be as sweet, but jasmine is sweet without sentiment, sweet without effeteness, sweet without compromise; it is aggressively sweet, outrageously sweet: 'I am sweet,' says the jasmine, 'and if you don't like it, you can kiss my sweet ass.' " - Tom Robbins, Jitterbug Perfume (1984) "His movements are never so exaggerated that they lack control, and there is an unmistakable dignity about his most violent figures... Of all the ballroom dances these prying eyes have seen, the Jitterbug is unquestionably the finest." - John Martin, The New York Times (1944) "When a person dies, their heart is weighed in balance against a feather on a golden scale. If the scale tips towards the feather, the person may spend the rest of eternity as he or she chooses. Light-heartedness, perhaps, is the key to immortality." - Anubis (2686 B.C.) "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing." - Duke Ellington (1943)

Ted Poor is a New York-born, Seattle-based drummer whose adventurous, soulful playing has vaulted him to the stages of some of today’s most vital artists. A graduate of the Eastman School of Music, Ted has toured and recorded with such renowned artists as Paul Simon, Bill Frisell, Andrew Bird, Pat Metheny, Blake Mills, Madison Cunningham, and performed in the house band of the NPR radio show Live From Here with Chris Thile. Ted is an Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies at the University of Washington in Seattle. His debut album on Impulse! (Verve/UMG), "You Already Know," was released on February 28th, 2020 to critical acclaim. www.tedpoor.com/ Trumpeter/composer Cuong Vu is an internationally acclaimed artist, recognized by jazz critics as an original voice and innovator with his work with the Cuong Vu Trio. Collaborative works include projects/recordings with a wide range of artists such as Bill Frisell, Myra Melford, David Bowie, and Pat Metheny (on recordings that earned Cuong two Grammys). He is currently professor and head of jazz studies at the University of Washington. www.cuongvu.com In this concert, Cuong Vu and Ted Poor draw on 18 years of music together to weave a compelling set of music interlaced with brand new compositions and unique improvisations. Melody and groove are at the forefront of the sound, with Ted simultaneously adding ethereal synth chords and bass notes to round out the songs. Having performed countless concerts around the world, the duo sets up in the familiar, airy Chapel at the Good Shepherd Center to further expand their ongoing musical narrative.

Lap steel jam over an original tune. Having fun after a writing session, that's all. Mike Neer, lap steels and synth. Eric Harland, drum loops.

Music by John Korsrud John Korsrud; programming, trumpet Jim Hopson; trombone, bass trombone, tuba Tom Keelyside; baritone saxophone Jon Bentley; saxophone solo Trent Otter, Kai Basanta; drums Eric Mosher; mixing and mastering