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July 29, 2020
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This is the ninety seventh in a series of special Jazz on the Tube reviews of live stream performances.
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Pablo Ziegler who is from Argentina, was Astor Piazzolla’s pianist during 1978-89.
Ziegler learned from the master of modern tango and developed his own style in what came to be known as nuevo tango, forming the New Tango Quartet in 1990.
In his career he has blended together his classical training and modern tango with jazz that is inspired by Bill Evans, creating his own lively style and rich melodies.
Ziegler has worked along the way with Gary Burton, Regina Carter, Branford Marsalis, Paquito D’Rivera, Kenny Garrett, Joe Lovano, Randy Brecker, and many symphony and chamber orchestras, leading 14 CDs of his own.
Pablo Ziegler’s solo piano LiveStream from July 29, 2020 is filled with beautiful melodies, impressive technique and inventive yet melodic improvising.
– Scott Yanow
July 29, 2020
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August 22, 2020
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July 26, 2020
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This is the hundred and ninth in a series of special Jazz on the Tube reviews of live stream performances.
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Tahira Clayton is a promising young singer with strong potential originally from Dallas who graduated from the University of North Texas and is now a busy performer and educator who lives in New York; her debut CD is Wait Till Now.
Pianist Addison Frei was raised in Kansas, began playing music when he was ten, has worked with such vocalists as Janis Siegel and Carol Fredette, co-leads the AMP Trio, and has led several albums of his own.
On their LiveStream of July 25, 2020, the duo of Tahira Clayton and Addison Frei perform a set of music having to do with freedom.
They interpret “What’ll I Do” (normally a slow waltz) as a medium-tempo piece in 4/4, dig into Nina Simone’s “Four Women” (which is uplifted by Frei’s exotic piano pattern and Clayton’s powerful singing), and also perform a Thelonious Monk medley, “Crazy He Calls Me” (dedicated to Billie Holiday and Abbey Lincoln), “Stella By Starlight,” Frei’s original “Transparent Dream,” and “Mississippi Goddamn.”
– Scott Yanow
July 25, 2020
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The Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra was founded by trumpeter Russell Gunn in 2018.
Based in Atlanta, the ensemble combines together big band jazz with r&b and funk; they have released one album thus far: Get It How You Live.
Gunn has always been open to a wide variety of music and, while based in bebop and Charlie Parker, he has kept his ears open to newer sounds.
This intriguing LiveStream from July 25, 2020 features the Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra with Gunn conducting and playing his electrified trumpet on several originals including “The Critic’s Song,” “Sybil’s Blues,” and “Lyne’s Joint.”
While often danceable, the colorful music also contains plenty of unexpected moments along with fine soloists and singer-dancer Dionne Farris.
– Scott Yanow
July 25, 2020
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