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Ride Of Your Life
Ride Of Your LifeGeorge Dulin Disband (Primary), Danny Zanker (Bass), Take Toriyama (Drums), Jordan Perlson (Drums)This is George Dulin’s first release and what a wondrous debut. Cadence Jazz suspects he may be a new stylist—but with only one release it’s hard to tell. What is certain: he is assured and mature in his original workings based, basically, on some great old standards. For those who think inside can no longer challenge direction and performance, this will test that assumption. The liners say he’s “an alchemy of Bud Powell and Don Pullen” while George Garzone calls him unique. We just call it wonderful listening.
No Lesser Evil
No Lesser EvilMat Marucci (Primary), Doug Webb (Primary), Kerry Kashiwagi (Primary)Fresh Hard Bop with no punches pulled or compromises. This stays fresh listen after listen and yet remains accessible to a broad range to tastes. New life from familiar standards and an old forum.
For The Children
For The ChildrenMichael Jefry Stevens Quartet (Primary), David Schnitter (Saxophone), Dominic Duval (Bass), Jay Rosen (Drums)This recording is part of the Cadence Jazz Historical Series. This was outstanding music back when it was recorded in the mid 1990s; and it remains so today. The only difference now is the significance and early placement in the discographies of the individual artists who are now leaders in the field of creative improvised music. Exciting, demanding, and rewarding listening.
Nothing But Blue Sky
Nothing But Blue SkyChris Humphrey (Primary), Matt Wilson (Drums), Martin Wind (Bass), Mark Shilansky (Piano)This is classic Jazz vocal - timeless in its appeal and natural in its delivery. A wonderful example of the art of vocalist as instrumentalist. Chris Humphrey makes his debut on 8 standards and 3 notable originals, delivered with sincerity and a naturalness of flow. Chris Humphrey is a singer of significance.
Trio X: Roulette at Location One
Trio X: Roulette at Location OneDominic Duval (Primary), Joe McPhee (Primary), Jay Rosen (Primary)Trio X first worked together as part of a 1998 CIMPhonia (CIMP 175 and 178) gathering with Paul Smoker, Mark Whitecage, David Prentice, and Peter Kowald from which they carved out their group, Trio X, and made their first recording 
(The Watermelon Suite, CIMP 183). Roulette at Location One is their eighth recording and the latest release. This session is a beautiful representation of Trio X's brilliant use of theme developoment, emotional impact, and thoughtful musicality. 
It's a hell of a ride.
Kaivalya Volume 2
Kaivalya Volume 2Paul Flaherty (Primary), Marc Edwards (Drums)Volume 2 of the stunning duet work between these two seasoned and committed improvising artists. A fine example over five tracks of the maturity of vision and discipline of freedom and restraint.
Catalog Number: CJR 1198
Soul Calling
Soul CallingIvo Perelman (Primary), Dominic Duval (Bass)Emotive, cogent, and focused: it's Ivo and Dominic at their best. 'Nuff said.
Catalog Number: CJR 1197
Requiphoenix Nexus
Requiphoenix NexusDominic Duval (Primary), Jason Kao Hwang (Violin), Ron Lawrence (Viola), Tomas Ulrich (Cello), Joe McPhee (Soprano Sax)Don't let the title of this offering throw you. The music is easily understandable and emotionally compelling. Joe McPhee guests with the quartet on soprano saxophone.
Catalog Number: CJR 1196
Seth Meicht Trio
Seth Meicht TrioSeth Meicht (Primary), Lonnie Solaway (Drums), Matt Engle (Bass)Seth Meicht: a strong voice in post Bop sax who you'll hear more of in the coming months. This is his debut. The material so impressed us it led to a contract with CIMP Records for a future date.
Catalog Number: CJR 1195
Live in New York City
Live in New York CityErnie Krivda (Primary), Yasushi Nakamora (Bass), Bob Fraser (Guitar), Dominick Farinacci (Trumpet), Carmen Intorre (Drums)Live in New York City This is the group Ernie Krivda had through most of this decade: completely solid, together, and easily capable of supporting the Krivda dynamic. This outing is live from Sweet Rhythms in NYC. It's Krivda on Krivda, or strength on strength.
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