Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz:
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Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz:
reviews:
William Scott Who’s Afraid of William Scott?
Osunlade Aquarian Moon
Janet Klein And Her Parlor Boys Oh!
Kellylee Evans Fight Or Flight?
Ayetoro The Afrobeat Chronicles Vol. I (The Jazz Side Of Afrobeat)
Kyoto Jazz Massive 10th Anniversary
Walter Smith III Casually Introducing Walter Smith III
interviews:
Mala Waldron
Kellylee Evans
Walter Smith III
Deborah J. Carter
Beautiful Nubia
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz:
reviews:
Beautiful Nubia Fèrè
Deborah J. Carter Daytripper
Edsel Gomez Cubist Music
Mala Waldron Always There
Various Artists Soul Lounge 2
DJ Spinna feat. Heavy We Can Change This World
interviews:
Alesia Dessau (Natural Selection)
Danny Green
Kim Leachman and Steve Wright (daysahead)
Jonny Enright (Grupo X)
Nick-e
Naima Shamborguer
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz::
reviews:
Jhelisa A Primitive Guide To Being There
Nick-e Mosaic
Caballero Verde Quintet Past Due
Grupo X Food For Your Latin Soul
Daysahead Turning Point
Marcus Strickland Brotherhood
Larry Epstein myTunes!
Naima Shamborguer From My Heart To Yours
interviews:
Francisco Mora Cartlett
Marcus Strickland
Larry Epstein
Andile Yenana
Pedro Giraudo
Ben Flint (World Soul Project)
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz::
reviews:
World Soul Project
Natural Selection Come On Over
Dee Robinson’s Black Pearls The Voyage
Pedro Giraudo Desconsuelo
Premier Cru Music
Francisco Mora Catlett River Drum
Faze Action Presents Orto featuring Vanessa Freeman Waiting Is Over
Chillifunk The Best Of Ten Years 1996-2006
Andile Yenana Who’s Got The Map?
Lyman Medeiros And The Lower Level The Funky Supervillain
The Mary Lou Williams Collective Zodiac Suite: Revisited
Luis Mario Ochoa and Friends Cimarrón
baR suSu Volume 2
Nina Vidal Do It Again
Bernadette Seacrest And Her Yes Men Live
interviews:
My, what a great year 2005 was. Musically speaking. Otherwise it was quite gruesome with natural disasters, terror attacks, increasing surveillance, root kits etc. But jazz-not-jazz is mainly a website about music that’s why the focus is on the great music one could discover last year. So instead of a best-of list, which would look a little bit different each time I’d think of it, here’s a list of all in-depth reviews and interviews of 2005. And believe me each album and single release reviewed here has its moments and is worthwhile.
A sincere thank you to all the readers who vistited jazz-not-jazz in 2005 and to all the artists who supported this site so far. I wish you all a successful, healthy and peaceful 2006.
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz::
reviews:
Quantic One Off’s, Remixes And B Sides
Nostalgia 77 Octet Seven’s And Eight’s
Dione Taylor Open Your Eyes
Carmen Lundy Jazz And The New Songbook - Live at the Madrid
Down To The Bone Angel Baby/ Wildfire Woman (remixes)
Cafe Soul All-Stars Urban Jungle (Blaze Remixes)
Cafe Soul All-Stars Love Pages
Quantic One Off’s, Remixes And B Sides
Nostalgia 77 Octet Seven’s And Eight’s
Dione Taylor Open Your Eyes
Carmen Lundy Jazz And The New Songbook - Live at the Madrid
Down To The Bone Angel Baby/ Wildfire Woman (remixes)
Cafe Soul All-Stars Urban Jungle (Blaze Remixes)
Cafe Soul All-Stars Love Pages
interviews:
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz::
reviews:
Markus Bader One Week With Jhelisa (DVD)
Robert Mitchell’s Panaces Trust
The Fatback Band feat. Bah Samba Spanish Hustle
Various Stay On The Groove 20 Modern Funk Anthems
Amy Banks When The Sun Comes Out
Amana Melomé Indigo Red
Chris Rob The Official Bootleg Vol. I
Russell Taylor Soulstar Vol. II
Tim Jackson Next Of Kin
Markus Bader One Week With Jhelisa (DVD)
Robert Mitchell’s Panaces Trust
The Fatback Band feat. Bah Samba Spanish Hustle
Various Stay On The Groove 20 Modern Funk Anthems
Amy Banks When The Sun Comes Out
Amana Melomé Indigo Red
Chris Rob The Official Bootleg Vol. I
Russell Taylor Soulstar Vol. II
Tim Jackson Next Of Kin
interviews:
Amana Melomé
Robert Mitchell
Russell Taylor
Amy Banks
Chris Rob
Tim Jackson
Don-e
Last month has been a little bit calm on the review and interview front because some CDs got lost in the mail…who ever have them now I hope they have as much fun with them as I would’ve had *grrrr*…but as a substitute the jazz-not-jazz show on radiopellenera was introduced in October.
November looks more jam packed with reviews for albums by Tim Jackson, Russell Taylor, Amana Melomé, Chris Rob and others to come. So stay tuned!
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured on jazz-not-jazz:
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz:
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz:
reviews:
HVW8 presents Music Is My Art
Legends Of The Underground Original Soundtrack
Shaun Escoffery Move Into Soul EP
Geoffrey Williams Somewhere On A Beach
Si*Se More Shine
Juliet Kelly Delicious Chemistry
Nnenna Freelon Blueprint Of A Lady - Sketches Of Billie Holiday
Carleen Anderson Soul Providence
Alison David I Believe
Sounds Of Blackness Unity
JC Hopkins Biggish Band feat. Queen Esther Underneath A Brooklyn Moon
Laurnea I Remember
Soul Movement Get Away
Yewande Evolution
H2O Productions While U Wait
Naima Shamborguer A Blossom Sings
Bah Samba feat. Isabel Fructuoso Calma
Jonnie Polyester & K-Boy Ten Percent
Ty Causey Love Notes
Gary G Jenkins The Other Side
interviews:
Luke Bass (Soul Movement)
Gary Hines (Sounds Of Blackness)
Alison David
Changamire
Tyme
Ronee Martin
Kloud 9
Tia Imani Hanna
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz:
reviews:
Kloud 9 - Yearning 2 Love
Brigette - Starlite Lounge
Nublu Records 10″ Sampler
Down To The Bone - Spread Love Like Wildfire
Tyme - A Matter Of Time
Rob Thorsen Trio/Quartet - Moon Ray
Tia Imani Hanna - The Book Of Tia Chapter One
Will Wheaton - Old School Soul
Ronee Martin - Come On Through My Door
Sunny Sumter - Rite Of Passage / Freedom Sampler
Various - Southport Weekender Vol. III
Koren Washington - The Experiment
interviews:
Down To The Bone (Stuart Wade)
Rob Thorsen
Steve Harvey
Marlon Saunders
Will Wheaton
Koren Washington
Wayne Hunter aka DJ Smash
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz:
reviews:
Simon Grey The Galáctica Suite
The Liegeman 4 track EP
Shaun Escoffery Long Way Home
Marlon Saunders A Groove So Deep The Live Sessions
Brian Patneaude Quartet Distance
Event Review Moodymann Live In Manchester
Steve Butler featuring Ron Haynes Something For The People
Changamiré Only Human
Shapes Red & Art Of Disco
Nadir Distorted Soul 2.0
Blaze Presents Underground Dance Artists United For Life Keep Hope Alive
interviews:
Brian Patneaude
Steve Butler
Lois Deloatch
Val Watson
Monique Debose
Angela Johnson
Nadir
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured this May on jazz-not-jazz:
reviews:
Souheaven Presents Blaze
Monique Debose Choose The Experience Vol. I
David Murray Gwotet (Yoruba Soul Mix)
LAL Brown Eyed Warrior/Dancing The Same
Angela Johnson Got To Let It Go
Anthony Nicholson Necessary Phazes
Quantic Soul Orchestra Pushin’ On
Lois Deloatch Closure
Bobby Blanco And Miki Moto Black Sugar
Blaze presents UDA feat. Barbara Tucker Most Precious Love
Shayna Steele
interviews:
Olu
Yolanda Charles (MamaYo)
Verna Francis
George Duke
Michael Adkins
Shayna Steele
Just in case you’ve missed something last month, here are some highlights that were featured on jazz-not-jazz in April 2005:
reviews:
Mamayo The Game
George Duke Duke
Michael Adkins Infotation
Alice Russell Under The Munka Moon
Various Artists 10th for Kyoto Jazz Massive
Olu Beautiful Place
Verna Francis Down To Earth
Val Watson Live At The Funk Lounge
Val Watson Urbal
Anthony David 3 Chords & The Truth
Various Artists Verve Remixed 3
Speak In Tones Subaro
interviews:
Mark De Clive-Lowe
Anthony David
N’Dambi
Misty Oldland
Solar
Plus a new feature with ten randomly picked records:
Just in case you’ve missed a few posts last month, here are some highlights that were featured last month on jazz-not-jazz:
reviews:
Various Artists One More Music Of Thad Jones
Curtis Mayfield Mayfield Remixed
Tim Terry The Tim Terry Experience
Martha Redbone Skintalk
Danny Krivit In The House
Mark De Clive_Lowe Tide’s Arising
Raw Artistic Soul What About Love
Solar Suns Of Cosmic Consciousness
Michael Johnson The Servant Master
Julie Dexter Conscious
Bah Samba 4
Misty Oldland Forest Soul
interviews:
Tim Terry
Stewart McKenzie (from the McKenzie Burns Project and label head of Listen Up Records)
Bah Samba
Greenlaw Ave
Beautiful Nubia
James Love
Conya Doss
Juliet Kelly