…I just picked albums released this year that got more personal airplay than all the other albums I bought from 2012. Basically, the ones I couldn’t put down…
DIG – Stanton Moore
All Kooked Out… It kinda got lost in the mix until recently when I took the time to straighten out the ones I wanted but might never listen to and the ones that I just plain needed at my disposal – this was one of them
Solo Saturday – Bill Evans
This is more like a three-fer! It’s the entire performance but I put it on here because A) it’s Bill Evans and he kills it throughout and B) Marc Johnson [bass] and Joe LaBarbera [drums] both play pretty nice solos, too. So… Enjoy!
Solo Saturday – Brian Blade
Here’s Mr. Blade’s solo on a Joshua Redman tune, Jazz Crimes -
DIG- Sam Yahel Trio
This week’s DIG is, for me, a testament to how the right player can make any instrument sound good in a jazz setting (sorry for the slam on B-3s; I’m just not a huge fan when they’re used for jazz). Sam Yahel, however, mixes great arrangements with awesome musicians and really knocks it out [...]
Das Vibenbass
OK, I’ll admit it, my internet consumption borders on unhealthy. While this may be detrimental to my eyesight and social life, it is great for my music library and awareness. One thing I do a lot is listen to internet radio. I put it on at work and listen while I pencil push. However, there [...]
Linda Oh – Entry
…What is not so common is to get blind-sided by a year-old release and feel like peeing on an electric fence to punish myself for missing it…
DIG (#5)
Ok, things got a little crazy last week so I missed a DIG…but hey, I said it would be “mostly weekly!” Anyhow, for this installment, I am going to cover an album that means a lot to me. You see, back in 2004, I was a lost man. Living in Atlanta, I had just gotten [...]
DIG #1
For a while now, I have been posting links to things I find and love to various places. My point is to support jazz and show people that it’s everywhere and easy to get. I wanted to expand this so I started posting it to Twitter, too. Now, I want to take it even farther. [...]





