"OK Angelica Sanchez (piano); Tony Ma..." more

"OK
Angelica Sanchez (piano); Tony Malaby (tenor saxophone); Michael Formanek (bass); Tom Rainey (drums).
NY, 2001









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"7 ?"

"OK Baikida Carroll (trumpet); Erica ..." more

"OK
Baikida Carroll (trumpet); Erica Lindsey (tenor saxophone); Adegoke Steve Colson (piano); Michael Formanek (bass); Pheeroan AkLaff (drums).
NY, 2000











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"7 Ben Allison (b); Michael Blake (ts..." more

"7
Ben Allison (b); Michael Blake (ts, ss); Ted Nash (ts, fl); Clark Gayton (tb); Frank Kimbrough (p); Michael Sarin (d).













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"5 of 8 (- #1,3,6) The first album fr..." more

"5 of 8 (- #1,3,6)
The first album from the Allison-led group Medicine Wheel, this is a wonderfully varied and exploratory album. Featuring JCC cohorts Frank Kimbrough (p), Ted Nash (ts), Michael Blake (ts), Ron Horton (t), Jeff Ballard (d), and Tomas Ulrich (cello).












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"2 (#6,8 - join "Medicine Wheel") - t..." more

"2 (#6,8 - join "Medicine Wheel")
- to test on Palmetto.
Allison produces some exciting work with this "other" band, Peace Pipe. Alongside his Medicine Wheel collaborators Frank Kimbrough (p), Michael Blake (ts, ss, bc), and Michael Sarin (d), Allison brings aboard Peter Apfelbaum (ts) and Mamadou Diabate's kora, for a cool eastern feel.











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"6 of 7 (- #4) Allison is joined here..." more

"6 of 7 (- #4)
Allison is joined here on his debut album by fellow JCC luminaries Ted Nash (tenor sax) and Frank Kimbrough (piano), and Ron Horton (trumpet) among others











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"5"

"1 of 4 (#1) "

"6 of 8 (- #6,8) ? " more

"6 of 8 (- #6,8) ?









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"10 The great JCC pianist works magic..." more

"10
The great JCC pianist works magic in a trio setting, with Ben Allison on bass and super drummer Matt Wilson











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"9 of 10 (- #10) Frank Kimbrough (pia..." more

"9 of 10 (- #10)
Frank Kimbrough (piano); Masa Kamaguchi (bass instrument); Paul Motian (drums).
2006













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"OK Wonderful, inventive live recordi..." more

"OK
Wonderful, inventive live recording of this JCC trio, featuring Ben Allison (b) and Jeff Ballard (d).
NY, 1998











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"3 ESP-Disk Frank Lowe - ts Joseph ..." more

"3
ESP-Disk
Frank Lowe - ts
Joseph Jarman - as, ss
Leroy Jenkins - violin
William Parker - b
Rashid Sinan - dr" less

"5 ?"

"7"

"OK with Misha Mengelberg"

"12 solo bass " more

"12
solo bass









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"OK MOB: drummer Matt Wilson, tenor s..." more

"OK
MOB: drummer Matt Wilson, tenor saxophonist Ohad Talmor, and bassist Bob Bowen









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"7 Mark Zubek - bass Philippe Thomas..." more

"7
Mark Zubek - bass
Philippe Thomas - trumpet
Chris Cheek - ts (#1-5)
Seamus Blake - ts (#1-5)
Mark Turner - ts (#6-7)
Chander Sardjoe - drums












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"OK " more

"OK










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"OK with Mark Dresser ..." more

"OK
with Mark Dresser









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"10 http://cdbaby.com/cd/mopdtk http..." more

"10
http://cdbaby.com/cd/mopdtk
http://www.moppaelliott.com/hotcup.html











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"2 or 3 of 4 ? CD1: #2(??),3 CD2: #1..." more

"2 or 3 of 4 ?
CD1: #2(??),3
CD2: #1












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"10 ?"

"11 (#7,8 ?)"

"OK " more

"OK











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"OK William Parker - bass guitar Cra..." more

"OK
William Parker - bass guitar
Craig Taborn - piano, electronics
Rob Brown - alto saxophone
Gerald Cleaver - drums









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"9 ? " more

"9 ?













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"9 of 10 ? Horton's distinctive trump..." more

"9 of 10 ?
Horton's distinctive trumpet and flugelhorn can be heard on several albums on this list, but this set proves he's a fine original composer, too. Witty and intense. With Ben Allison (b), Frank Kimbrough (p), Jane Ira Bloom (ss), John McKenna (ts), and Rich Rosenzweig (d)











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"5 of 7 (- #3,5) ? " more

"5 of 7 (- #3,5) ?









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"9 ? " more

"9 ?













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"11 with Ken Vandermark"

"OK " more

"OK









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"9 Ted Nash - ts Frank Kimbrough - p..." more

"9
Ted Nash - ts
Frank Kimbrough - piano
Ben Allison - bass
Marcus Printup - trumpet
Matt Wilson - drums















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"8 Nash is a surprising composer and ..." more

"8
Nash is a surprising composer and a compelling player. There's a terrific "sound" on this album that sets it apart. Featuring Ben Allison (b), Frank Kimbrough (p), Matt Wilson (d), and Marcus Printup (t). Oh, yeah - and some guy named Wynton Marsalis (t) on half the tracks.











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""NOK" (8 of 9: - #3 in case of vocal..." more

""NOK"
(8 of 9: - #3 in case of vocal ?)
with Ethan Iverson












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"10 ? Probably the most famous JCC pr..." more

"10 ?
Probably the most famous JCC product (ironic, since it has no original compositions), this labor-of-love band arrangement of Herbie Nichols tunes is indispensible. Ben Allison, Frank Kimbrough, Michael Blake, Ted Nash, Ron Horton, Wycliffe Gordon, Matt Wilson.











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"7 (bad sound quality) ?"

"2 of 5 (#2,3) - OK Europe, 1964(?): ..." more

"2 of 5 (#2,3) - OK
Europe, 1964(?):
Thelonious Monk - p,
Charlie Rouse - ts,
Larry Gales - b,
Ben Riley - dr.
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"to pick smth. later ?"

"OK " more

"OK











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"10 of 11 (- #11) ? ..." more

"10 of 11 (- #11) ?











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"OK " more

"OK











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